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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16

~ FvtrrertsHte-rfcaiit tin, d.;
pose Of = Niscon.i u clit0ri Anew paper
IN NisruaNin commences its rnrcrr hv 4 dr.
~ eitack on TIE I%purnal. TI,e editor hos
~ dsub, been sallhy his friends h 1, III
IN provo his mariuce. The case IL y Z
Of the detlng iaesher. Who. on insryirr
her little boy Into company. sail: 0J0in
low The lAda and gentlemen how you ga
on jour nose.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16

A man who admircs a woman, need no
more ~ish himself hoe lasbana than one
sho admired the ~llcsrcrian fruit svald
have hal /, wish himself the dragon Wis
guarded il.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16

WOULD I wrna w,ru qugg

oh, would Tint | sefN " ihae.
Tbs soft hsHi rUrtrl mime,
And, ait'ina close beside .
Would y aka no not 81 tmet
And rnfius iu 'iy hfi.hi ESQ,
Nth igni from tine. above,
Thy vote. ~ music, aud obs am ~,
" holy, heassa.b born love.
oh, woall that were wiih thee
Whsn sseninF shailas iall.
And night, WITH liquid starlight,
RsigBs %silcnlly DOR au
lis tien my spal lies 20 thee,
aud Thought With thong 1 eats inca
And IN ihe twilight Nl.luasi
We dream u lose A,uo.
on, would .hal | we're with thee,
AZ morn, 81 noon, al o. .shi,
Thy loving vote 20 sheer me,
Thine Sc to he4n with ,,
linav ms lhht'y nbycHrs
Tbs Towns heart doth clnii.
pul IN tAS Joy nni eladueas,
In With taee, dearest, sal.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16

~ A. what 'sc shonli q girl marry
When Sic has hal enough Of flirting. Knows
how to gei a decent dinner. ani has mal,
up her mud 10 ascep, the .%rials, a. well as
pleasures If her new relations. whatever
they may be, with that fcrtitaic a good vo.
mon always manages 20 MUSTER.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16


R9tatY l,ytFaD 10 "T,gF S tuys.'
The following j. lom Use la..sr o' 4.
Amr ,eia, nov ggeAhs in lttlg. to Ill.
Aew York Kimes:
This place gbmndt I, rs ioral inier,
md it Nss here ttai ttr Ton, f44f- t.fi
hsal De ted from ie Epa'Ec +,
imong tic legend Of .he Place + one "a
the deyt that he apl The ihen X n. ii III.
Pee whc hni cons 70 yi.i; h.amh4 eyr
vat on bosyl Of ~ Amerr ftirae.
Tho commaas.Sr Welcomed them m tio.,
terms; Pope, how arc yos2 Eing how 4,
yea doL l'e.e, stelalt fg4ss, ccr
.tr X frt'v'f; 's SIX. tha rir,,
Wills The kiss sfi Il, down sal la,5 !
tiak. King, come sa."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16

~ There Is only ono objection to rco.
pic who "mcan we'll. and that's, iacy nr,.
er can spare time to carry out their mean
ing.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16
nt asi8BlT, DtF6EG & 60,
RcoI Estate Brokers
ASH
COLLECTING fCr%Tg

.1tlIii4. TENN.
WI leYe fr sa.e. q !.les mmbss dH4l h.
agi hlAtee tousae 10 thw CIV nml ts
tnhlf A.', iaillir at improved 100 ruim.
'"'.l' tHta'gtt ESQ IS t1yl aa, tt-.'terviiil
p itsht u 81 d.n,suaeas aud attasiaus ili.
tl riaHta.jaHs - shelby county.
on .td ntr rsn. lo1gs, ff6ii 20 10 300 lesss
e,si' % reh - eng ~laaisia A,asusis ~ sls.
vi. rt.
imarovcl .Astaasas aud l,r lssipri
bottom lH atf.
i1ui 10 CaIFpltn. SO. Francis. ne.hs. CHI.
.ot' ltisFt. ffuif il. Ihd. -. Hiils. peifzt
lt"f'lr iri. .i.ncc AMI a.aef euunti a In Atk.
or t. ed tsfci.
t'.itc5 ~ irtfs city rtomr'v athfi,ita.
W. wfas %'a1 VI,ilCn'F iahs mooney, ljr vt.st
we wIit As Gle aess ual. 81 t.aa.
'vjNSAl.Esr, brt1trtt ca.
"'F e. isat. 90.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16

EsS- The difference between an oyster
and q chicken is this, that the oyster i best
jus, cut Of the she'll aud the chicken isn't.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16
0aapslst Gatbrinqs.


lu- The mnsrles Of The hunan Jaw PRO.
duce . power equal 10 iopr hundred ond
sair,y pounds.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16

It's thu resiy listener, not the 'nlc.br,r.
cr, tina, vurkcsh the mischief. The Listen.
CT is The match ihat kibdlcth the blaze.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16

No. How 10 make m e., ring. Tale
thirty grains Of qaiainc. This fact viii be
Of grea, importance 10 jewelers..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16

.nE- Asssssss esss ) asvncr whether
giaasssss usad csssor under The nose. "
he for1scr. he rsrssn en- see .sa :,
s'rs'~h' ahtai; ii the laissr. .is fssas
rsthI apt togc sAsri X can. SIS a sali. A
gas before the syss e srt In make a mr.,
. phii worher-vhils one b-6r, the mOu,h
vii nss, Fke'y mskc hin 4 fool
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16

rEy- The lash thn, q man doesn't object
70 having latl on biz ahcul1cr-ihc tye.
lash Of pretty girl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16

Don't expect TO be- called a good fellow u
moment longer than you consen, tc do pre-
eisslS slai o.les pcople viii yoa 10 d..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16


rur Dora ttnH- Tier GO to
bplrlnaN vho bod che danrr0r
sei.ap9l q r.tml il iie cnutav. tlsot
ua', calling oar Hitgut1l Goa ~ tmnn
th' " o,l .raaoi' bio was a.lka. .,.y
along m tne rold Ne isl los .a ,.
plan ton,
"Nly waea tlg ntccs fl.t began O.,
Fgtio l'rc, he pa7 incl ~
nnt ot ~ DE- Na 5, ~ up lis p.
u geese h'i 1tapH W '.f E.
morning valIie .lf ~ ~ .tlu
= sl D., tho road ile. ~ e a., a..
ee 'tr.te ioIt his long use. tt III,
inHAer, VIII tartel fnl rama fast aas l p
matdur v1ttt hi ! l..
- Odd hhu. sfl go uu e'tN,. 500
q b. atral;niat de- gtc., tsor lr,.
uh anyi bUt dc ge1t, d rnt tl.f him.
daifIl clear over &c hii,, aal none 81. ua
Weeidat give l,m airy rc,t. whenever n.
coine along ic ircoi. ipfii.ycl iy l.ls
ptr neu De- \ uleos. MON
cthioa. daush, let IL re-. % + att. wont
away end dlut como t.,. rtt m.'.
The s,'r,t of tlsl vaa. ,ie I'm ITO
yes 20 snsi ol d pa, ua, ge e.
thrown cul Larnel or corn, aasaa viifA
Nss one aiii a la-lOcl; altaohsl. One,
ts.s.e l tle aae goose was soon N TOW
u IT, hyirv e.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16

ns- A man hnsns moro ti,le tothc worth
and virtue Of biz ancestors, than tiIc WORMS
hsve that we're engendcrvd in their dead
bodies.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16

To dream rloriou,ly, you must act glori.
cusly while awslc.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16

- All Who have msissated ON the All
fvveraing mankind have been convinced
~ % isss Of empires depends on the Cd.
senelUa u tossh.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16
:. t. 1FcwTJOIE.

T1E11Caau G1D Taller,
R.t9uG.r, .T,ss..
lcsve e. inffre e. ruE,c -~tasraliv that
ID T. has lN.s,cl u Paaa.a 3, -, an vss4,n.
irui sllArab Nth ~ q. raHts. crvss.s sfytg Ass
n ts A'eft styles. Shop hai ormetly eeesrisd
~ l.. 6strs ~.
farslt. Dew ". fsJa 4T-sm.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16

WI. fAA.s fsttbslHH 81 frrI Eco -rs n-v
2 ea'. aI fepHs efHH .t~tlfarfsenrs.
y. e. stias 81 W. vit tvt tft h III. ty
ihy lte. teltrrs vt1 ms ths
As .nl lt.llhtf BE- b.tr ttv will tRa
a'''a th,f IS ~ sgIi X Ne tsAsse r,
BE- 81 rT Cfss Uav Aasisr "a sttifft4 srft
tAa ltte8 N@iaiei, and wll BE- at tls fiil W ing rla t.
,st, te.viss.
h)a'aa4, tarrla ny and rs,lnv. ,ianh III ani a.
E4g st, # auti y ~ieaaay. q. Oth anu ~.
! puu4 : IS, ~, tnugsiay. " s,h.
spsln spat, fdlay, " Pr.
ssr b.. TUESDAY and " sinsslv. Is tath et4h.
Camo, Tuesda, uad v vieesiss, " I'D { pa.
fleasaatNI u. Ithraitv& fg.itt. " % . ga.
lla orAA ). fgcFiay 8 y iH 4" 9Th esta.
Tor thspsFpo@eVf re- s'ivir ts-.
jas. Al. Jones'. sheriff
aui Tax toi.essel Of Iaaoit tsaa.v.
peeaHbfr ~, lcQs. 4s~-tistAs..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

si hs" again, professionally" by decree q
March 6. 1860, the threatened military execu-
t'n though the conditions put by the federal reso-
luton of Feb. II. 1858, were as far as ever from
being fulfilled However, the Diet declared stimuli
taneOusly this new respite to be given TO Denmark
the express understanding only that, during the
il term, and before the constitutional settlement all
projects OF law presented to the Imperial Councii,
7, lating to the common affairs of the whole State,
and especially to financial matters, should also be
laid before the Estates Of Holstein and Lauenburg
for their consent. This federal decree of March o.
1860, winds up with the distinct declaration that
any dsobedience on the part Of the Danish Govern
ment would this time be directly punished with the
military execution in the Duches. The Committee
appointed to that purpose was even ordered to keep
his forces ready for such case. Well the Danish
Government said TO have meanwhile con-
cluded secret treaty with France, not only
withdrew its own proposal for meeting
of delegates, but, by law passed on May 10, iso0,
through the Danish Imperial Council, and never aid
before the Estates of the Duchies, imposes new
financial budget for 1860-61 BY virtue OF TINS tue
Holstein contribution 10 the whole State E1cbequer
il 10 be raised from 756 1913 rix dollars to 800 $50.
Denmark wants money for the maritime iorti
6cations of Copenhagen and finding the provincial
treasury of the Duchies well filled, thought ht 10
Professionally lay hands upon it, relying on the open
consent of the Danish Reichsrath and the secret
support of France and Russia. Now, 1T IL evident
that the collision has reached point which leaves
the German Diet no alternative but lat OF abdlcat-
ing IFS powers or realizing its threats. In TIE
Scheswig case the question is somewhat 0bscured
by international complications In this Holsteln
easel the question regards only the rights Of the
German Confeder alton over its own members.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
The Santa Fe Wall.

IHDEPENDlNCE iuesday July -
The Santa Fe mails irh dates 10 the 18th ult, ar
rived to-day, NAL ing the regular schedule time. No
rain has fallen N ~ Mexico this year. and the crops
ere almost Cniely destroyed. There has never been
,TSf y Of a lot'sI any I pce
askej.
Troops from Utah are expected about the last Of
July. Fears entertained that when they arrive
they will almos create a famine.
TIE Navajo Indians are becoming insoent, and I'M
less thev are cbastsec by the troops will soon make
fora, upon the ettlment. But few Indians We're seen
on the road some of whom were kiawas; they eX
ap ired the wagons closely, but as the mail party
was well armed and seven in number, no attack was
made. The troops from Pawnes Fork that went in
pursuit Of some Inoians bad not yet returned. ru-
nor at Pawnce Fork Of their having been caught
llcls confirmation
Mr. Claiborne one of the delegates to the Charles
ton and Baltimore Conventions yesterday made a
sveech in favor Of Douglas which was well received,
and at times enthusiastically cbeerd
The weather is still opp, essiyely bot and dry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

AMERICAN NORMAL nooL.-A JOINT meeting VI t"e
American Normal School and the National teachers
Association will be held at Buffalo, New lorA' com
menciI On Teusday August7 and confirming through
the week The Local Committee are maSi.s al
..ssory ARRANGEMENTS for the meeting. The citizens
of Rnaaio will ents rtap the ladies gruitously' re-
Surton in the charge viii be made to those who stop
81 the hotels Persons on arriving in Buffalo may re-,
ctiye oil peeerlry information, bye9llng on ,ne ,ooa
Committee nj the Library ROOMS OF the Young hieh
Assocation On some routes OF travel, reduction OF
fare AZ been secured and negotiations are IN progress
with others. For further iniOrmaton address Oiver
Arty, Chairman Of Local COMMITTEE Bnlqni III W. r.
Iyn. New.York; Is. G. Norihrop, Saxonyllle Mas :
Y. Richards Washington, ID. C.; w; L; Sheldon
West Newton Mare and James Cruikslank, Albany
NoM.l OH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

,h mineral wesh-eyerythiug which contributes TO make
,,, county Is 20 be found within the limits Of the Keysooe
state Applause and In my opinion the people Of Penn
syyar hsye come The conclusion that the Congress OF the
United stes be better employed in eopos the great
material resources of the country nsn IA wasting time by forcing
Slavery or Anti SlNey NJ on the people" Applause.
This passage pr'NOkes the inquiry--When
did Mr.. Douglas frat discover that Congress might
consiituti"Dally aud beaeiicenty employ itself in
developing the great materi i resources of the
" courtry?" Tue idea is certainly not novel; but
we have been listening to aud +, aiding after Mr'
Douglas for the lat twenty years, aud canoot re-
member ever bav ng heard IT, or an thing like II,
enunciated by him upti this year ct grace looo,
and in the pr. sence of Pernsll tnlt audience.
We have very distinct ard positive recollection
that every effort to impel, through the action of
Congress the development of the material resources
of PENNSYLVANIA and her sisters in like condition. has
been met b, the st decided, persiseot, unvarylug
imposition from Mr.. Douglas Wfat, then, is the
mesbing of this novel demonstration Is it sap
posed that The Kane letter swindle Gao be re-
peated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

The funniest aspect of the present exhilaratiug
canvass is the concern from day to day eviUced by
our old Clay Wing frieods ~ho have recently
turned their coats for the distracted, demoralized
condition of the Democratic party. If the suffer.
ing Invalid can manage to open its eyes so as to
see the regiment OF SangradOs now clustered at its
bedside-Wse Butler King, Gushing, Toombs,
Aleck Stephens, josiah Randall, Humphrey Mar
shall, l.. +. Parsons, &C., &c it must surely
imagine that ballucination has been added to the
long list of it's malsdies. " hat ioih the country
81 dc, now that the National Democracy is broken
"up?" is the burden of their ruelal strain.
more pertinent inquiry would seem to be, " What
"will the Democracy do with such flock of
crows prrched its stitiening frame just as the
breath is leaving its body? If it were possible,
for it to vanquish the disease, how could it hope
ito withstand the doctors ?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

The Journal Of Commerce says that " the Repub-
" licans pronounce uDprncipled and dishonest the
proposal to combine the parties of Bell, Brecsin
ridge, Douglas, and Houston ia support of united
electoral tickets. We are not aware what Repub-
hcans have expressed such judgment; but at any
rate we are not able to agree in it. We see moth
ing dishonest in an Arrangement by which these
iueOberent factions should confederate themselves
against common enemy, provided tie alliance be
made on equitable terms There, however, is a
difficulty. There is reason to fear that some one
of the three parties might Overreach the Others 10
the bargain. However, If the thiog can be DONE
we hope 10 tr,fes may prevent MS consummatiod.
Let the weak factions low warriog on each other
unite If they can, aid turn all their arms ag 'inst
ihe great Republican party. Then we shall have
fgut and a victory that aill be memorable in po-
liticai annals forever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

At late hour last evening we were surprised 70
learn that the celebrated Madame Lila Monez Count
ess Of Lapdsfedt lay at the point of death aud was
rot expected to survive the night On Saturday morn
il o. she arose in her usual health but soon complained
of piddinefs and lying down was al once deprived Oh
fpeech and motion by paTaytic stroke. Sunday ana
Monday she was able to partially recognize those ABOUT
her. but yesterday seemed to have lost all conscious
ness and was pronounced by her medical attendants as
hey oDd hope of liie For some time past she has re-
sidec at No. Is Clinton place, and during her sickness
has been faithfully cared for by several Of her intimate
fri.tds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

NFwAGK, Tuesday, July 3, 1860.
The Democratic STATE Executive Committee Of New
Jersey held meeting al Jersey City yesterday AFTER
noon aud voted to Issue "a call for State Convention,
10 he held az Trenton 18th Of July, to nominate an
Electoral ticket ..,
The Committee recommend that the ticket be com
po,ed of four Douglas and three Breckinr ge men 10
be- supported by the friends of each candidate, and
~ pediy,ly headed Douglas ticket and - Breck'n-
;ddde tickef" If,Lis is successful the ticket having
me- majority is TO receive the Electoral vote OF the
State. except that IN case tho whole vote will elect
ei,h, candidate he il b. have il. This plan appears t.
meet The sanction Of the most influential Democrats OF
The State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
Election I'm EeavenwOrth.

LEAyEswORTH Tuesday July 8, 1860.
An election W. held IL Leavenworth County vester-
oa the ssug Of hoi de TO the amount of $50 900
to tie Lea, enworh and Cam ron Railroad Company.
The returns indicate large majority for the suoscp-
ton
The friends Of Douglas and johnson held ratiiea-
lion meeting last night, which was well attended.
Speeches were made by the Hon. Il W. johnson, late
Democratic candidate for Congress, and Others
The river this point has fallen about three feet,
and is now recedir slowly.
Tie weather il very warm the mercury ranging from
o5o TO 1000 in the shade. Heavy showers have oc-
CURED in the vicinity during the last few weeks but
Of the interior counties still suffering from
dronth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

The Austrian artillery has been making expert
ments with riled cannon loaded with gun-cotton. Al
though the twist very considerable the pieces can
be loaded at the muzzle At the last account they had
succeeded in throwing sixpound bali three miles
with six ounces of gun-cotton. These guns are very
light, and this, with the small quantity of ammunition
required renders them particularly applicable to noun
tain warfare especially il is possible TO fire for
considerable time before the enemy learn whence the
hols are coming since the gun-coIon makes no smoke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
Fire at fhe Sing Sing Prison.

SING SING, Tucsday, July 8, IobI
At O'Clock this morning. fire was discovered IN
the cabinet workshop of Charles II. Woodruff in the
Prison The engines were brought into requlsltlon
but before the flames were checked the entire building
WAS in ruins. The boot and shoe shop was With DIM
cnly saved Loss 10 C.. II. Wnodruil $50 900; insnr-
al &C. $40 600 in some twenty different Companies IN
New.YoIk. LES 10 the building (Sia'el $1,000; no
insurance Messrs. Smith sustained lose by water OF
81 900; insured in the Allan ic Aston and Commercial
Companies Of New-York.
This is the Thru time Mr. Woodruff has been burned
ont since 1854. The weather calm, or The entire
Prison would have been destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
E,ec,ion of President Of Camden
and Atlantic koiIrOad.
PHILADELPHIA, Tues1i

PHmADELPHIA, Tuesday July s. I66J
John Brodhcad to-day reelected President oil inc
Camden snd Atlantic RailToad ~ ,u-,.
The Cricket match between the New-York Club
VETERAN Epgfhmen versus toe Germantown Ila,
AmeJican1l CONN enced TO- day. On the first innings
The 4 rner ssoIed lI3 Al the drawing of the stumps,
tbe Gernantown had scored 20, with wicke's down
The trot between Flora Temple and George NJ
PatCbtu, adv rs,d FOR to-day AT SUFFOLK farh, oe
reed until tomorrow in consequence OF the weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
Horr;L,e Murder,

CHICAGO, Tuesday. July 3 1862
The bodies Of woman named Willis AMI two
children ere found horribly mutilated last Saturday
n, ar Batavia jefferson Co., Iowa. Their murder was
suprosed to have been committed by man NAMED
Kerbeart who was pursued and arrested on Sundly
night in Missouri and brought back lie eonfe,ses to
bny;rg con mtted the murder at Eddyville aud after
ward hauled the bodies 80 miles to the place where
they were found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
coyTRtDIcToRY ACCOUNT,

Another Dispatch, from a Republican source, pro-
nounces the meeting q failure in point of numbers, say
ing Il ere Lot two hundred presents that the
large msiory of the party leaders yet refuse to sup
port Douglas and that the DouglIs wing refuse any
coalition with thr Brec kirIidge wing
KANSAS CITY, No., Monday, July 2, 1850.
An immense Douglas and johnson ratification meet
ing and tochgh procession held here last night.
Sautes were fred bouire blazed throughout the city
and public buildings were ILLUMINATED and decorated
with flags and rapspar ncies. 1t the largest po-
mical meet ting ever assembled in Western Missouri.
Sle.cl es were ade b! Col Clahorne, T. Van Horn,
EDITOR of The Journal Of Commerce, ex.Mayor
Payne, and others.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Tuesday, July 3, 1860.
A large and enthusiastic Ratification meeting for the
purpos, Of indoTsiDg Bell and Everett, is now being
held hee
meeting of the Harden County Democracy at
Ezabe, htown, to-day Endorsed Douglas and johnson,
a1d denounced the seceders. A meeting OF the Can
field County Democrats did the same yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
MEXICAN News.

NEv-ORLEANs Tuesday, July 8, lSoO.
The steamer Ilatana hos arrived from Havana.
Her negs Is unirl on. aui. The sch0one Emily Ruin
las arrived from Vera Cruz st She reports that TIE
steamer Wave from +; mpico for Vera Cruz; struck IN
leaving TU,Jan IIlet and vii prove a total loss 1er
"a, oo yvas saved In damaged condition Her adyces
f,om Mexico are uDimpOitaut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
Oelf1UsarH,

CoNcoRD, n. H., Tuctday, July 3, I86U
Samuel Bntlerleld, father Of the editor OF Ihs
prriof and President of the State Capital Bank, and
m, u,ber of tho Gov ruors Council, died this alter
noon. lie was "a bighl} itspccled citizen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

RATIFIcATIoS OF THE CHINESE TREArr.-Mr Will
lams, tie Secretary OF the American Legation to Chioa
has arrived at Washir gton with the treaty fully ra
fed and with anautcqsph letter to the President, from
tie Emperor of China.
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Ratification Meetings.

HARTFORD Tuesday, July 3, 1850.
An enthusiastic meeting of Democrats of this city
was held this evening National Hall, raifying the
pouiraiiors of Douglas and johnson at B.lltlmore.
Joir &. Palmer wss Chairman, and VIM. A. Richard
son Of Illinois and NJ. r. West, esq, one of the Con-
necticu delegates TO the National Convention, made
eloquent and st'org steeches which were loudly ap-
pl,uded Strong nouinterven'on resolutions were
passed and the platform and nominees enthusiastically
iudoraad
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From Denver CITY.

ST. JosEPH, Tuesday July 3, 1860.
Denver City advises TO Tire I'D are received.
j. B. Card. from Quincy, III was stabbed by
Frederick Hadley from stcrson Kansas, on the even
il Of tie 2lst about twelve miles east of Deneer
An extensive fire has been ragg in the prairies for
few days Jast sling the atmosphere with smoke add
cinders, and sometimes hiding the sun for hours.
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virginia. Politics.

NORFOLK, Tuesday July B. 1860.
The Brecknridge ratification meeting has been post
poned tillafier the State Convention.
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New GOUuterfeits.

BOsTON, Tuesday, July 8, 1901.
Counterfeit fves on tie Commonwealth Bank OF
PHILADELPHIA are in oi culajon in this city. They are
60 well executed thai but lew persons can detect hen'