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

On Monday evening last Dr. Richard J.
Young was elected irl Lieutenant, anil
Wallace W Keith 18th Sergeant in the
"Gunri... The blue uniform Wa adopted.
and Mississippi Rifle. With sword bsyonci..
selected o. ihc arms Of the company.
Eycry member Of he company were mott
fed 10 deposit ihe m Of twenty doIat
Ruh ,lc Treasurer for the purpose Of buy
iur uniform. The Young men Of III, county
are invited 10 comc forward anil join the
COMPANY, a. aomo twenty member, ARE set
needed To make the company (ull.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

40 srEANBR

On saturday las,. Mr. Smith. Of North
Carolina, Southern Opposition. received
III VOTES. sherman iOpi. tcrsia l. scatter
'ng d Tvs result rrcjuccd quite a scnsa-
iiun among; the Black Republicans. and
hail another ballot bcyu then taken. W. think
smith would have been elected. but IN
adjournment until Monday Was carried.
TN Monday sherman was withdrawn. and
another hallc, had. vhirh resulted as follows
p~enninv,or. Black Republican, ii5 VOTES,
Smith IT'S. scattcriug6 ..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02
.rAnrn .rn norsra nunNrp.


Some fenl in human shape set fire to the
stable Of Col. John u. fiacr, residing oac
and a hall milesi,asto Of panol4. On Sunday
nigh, last, abou, II O'Clock. The lire VI.
under such Roadway shco discovered, that
none Of the horses Or mules could be- got
out. Seven stacks II fodder. . ccnsiter.
able quantity Il corn, . large number =
plantation tools. and eleven fine horses. aul
mules were burned Col. tiser iniprms u.
that no Ere had been used at,us o. hear
the stable for wcck. before, and that the
distance between bis residence anil hi.
stable rrecludss the idea that Il,c hrc could
haze BEEN communicated ia ,hlt way ~
tina, there j. no douh, hu, II vas the work
Of some sc~ardly iucCndiary. We hope he
may be found gu, and properly paai.hcl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

We regret to learn that ,hc new bridge
across ioclana river, At Birds Ferry, b..
been washed away. We understand that
many other bridges in the county havc becn
destroyed. The lsvcc st Pamela ha. been
seriously injured 50 much "a. that he cross.
Ing Wa dome fur several days. II hes been
so fas repaired ss 10 pcrmi, wagons 10 Grass
In, !, viii require several mouths vogt to
make IL a. good as !, VAS before. The river
was never known to bc 80 high since the
county vas settled ~ a white population.
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rAnusrss, pApuarsst,

Meleel / Jcaes rcques, Us to say to our
readers that they are nov Offering their fine
stock cf Goods. pasitie,ig. for cost anil
esvrisre-unsil the l., cf April. a, which
time they will Close their business in Pane.
u. Vow i your time to rct bargains the,
are bargains. They want, money, ssl re.
qaes, oil indebted to pay up Immediately.
or-you know what.
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MAsnINa1nN. Ian. 81

llousE.-Ths tLhatc in the House to-day
vas II an uutnpcrsant character. Onc bal.
10, was taken Tor Speaker with the follow
ing result, VIM. Pennington. republican. Of
New Jersey, it6: John \. McClcrnand.
democrat, II Illinois. ~: ichn A. Gilmcr.
Southern opposition. " North Carolina. s:
John \. Nilsson. Democrat. cf Virginia. 8:
scattering. Is. Total vC.c. siS. necessary
to a %cioicr. III. Adjourned.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

h. NJ governments ought % aspire
to produce the highest happiness. BY the
least Objectionable means. IN a state Of
civilization. each individual voluntarily y.
%criiccs a par, Of HI. liberty, to increase the
general stock. But he sacrifices his liner.
ties only to the laws,a and j, ough, to he the
rare OF gool governments. that this saeri.
dee Of the individuali Is repaid, with security
aud with interest.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

TnE iluar pEEss.-Thc first AMI second
number. cf u literary Journal. bearing the
above title. has made H. appearance upon
our table. Il is y large AMI beautifully
printed weekly, published in st. Louis. No..
by X. \. Kennedy \ Co. The editor. In
can,assing the prospects II the new caudi-
date Tor public patronage, and urging every
body to sustain il, says that the people Of
It. Louis ''buy weekly. about seven thousand
copies cf the New York Ledger. aud per-
tapS abou, the same number If the Mercury
and other EASTERN papers. making { urtcen
thousand in Ill. to SOY nothing Of magIzincs.
Ne"
New Orleans Is no, an inch behind st.
Louis in this patronage If Northern week
lies. Every '',lodgc' is rcsortcd to that
these sheets NAV be extensively sold. end
frcsi,lrs ere consequently fccdcd with anv
amcun, Of trash in the shape of dvahlr.
distilled. sensational literature u question:
able moral tome.
Some day. cnr people viii make M their
minds 10 sustain the "lIcme Press" this side
q the line. The growing number Of South
crn Sunday papers. and exclusively literary
wccklics. show that the good time i
coming" Il may BE- mentioned in this
connection. that the new hook published and
in preparation hy Southern authors. demon.
strates that Southern literature il rapidly
risins.-yeo 0rlesas Tfss Dshs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

Poo 0rflCE Is MEYpus BtRNGp-
Another large Gre occurred in Mcmph .
last week, BY which the rostoGce build
ing was destroyed. We have NOS received
. mail frem that city Tor several DAYS
oar friend Harry chiilrcss, Mail Agent,
has supplied u Vii paper, for which We
,rnlcr him err ih,nks.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

esrfHrRs RrsAL GsSrtKsAS.-This
sterling ~aevicul,srai Journal has been en-.
larsrd and cther~re greatly improved.
We e~sasrstulssc our neighbor. Davis, and
.ths people u Grenada, upon having such 4
pepps. = We think h is one n the best
sgieatsral se~klies IN the country. North
ssnou6h.
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DRY
Az E.NSE D CASA.

now clcr my stock Ct DRY GOODS At COST
j FOR CASH, The stock will b. feuud 10 con.
ttin such articles ~ are usually kept IN q pry
ouais House, md OIL u 4 good quality.
Those wishing 10 has for ea.h, will find Il TO
heir interest 90 cxaBiira mt goods. as | nm conf.
dent ! ein suit them IN various .p les ot nice and
desirable giuif.
! hatr also on hand fffon hnadrcl or moro
hush.. - The Boyd Prolific lotion sued, The seed
me- o. purc 80 c1uld b. raissd IN tho country hny-
.ns attended IT, lh' handling Of the cotton. aud
beside, last y'lr and ttis. ny crop vas al Boyd
Scot, und | have einneI no cotton tuy INV own.
fgire 80 cents rer hushsi.
have nlNO r,nny articles on the farm. which
will ~ delivered D. the .lert; iar sale also about
hity barrels 81 good cora. One second handed
tno h1rse buggy, with harness.
Az rrvfous indebted 10 me either b. note or nc.
count, will please make immediate payment, a.
ms business must BE- settled. llalye lCr iiAs.rop
county. Tcsi'. un The sd inst.
Mr. Beverly Jarrett j. my ealy authorised agent
TO settle my business, mud will be assisted hy JO.
seph ". Hall.
] take this method " returning ry sincere
tb1nss 90 ny friends and customer. for their iibct-
81 patronage, for ,,e time | have been doing ta.i.
ness. JAMES f.. sTRATruN.
Stations Store, Miss., Jan. 70, 1860. l-tf.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

E<sr These interested would do well to
call on our friend NJ. Gensburrcr. as he is
nov Offering his entire stock of Winter
Goods a, New York cs<s priccs. to make
room fcs his large Spring and Summer
stock. s-Sw.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

loa mn LtrIGs,-At the last meeting
cf the Phi Kappa Society, it wa. manimoa
resolved TO invite tho ladies to attend
their next meeting. An are therefore ccr.
iially invited to be- prc.,at on next Friday
evening, m subject Of interest To the ladies
viii De- Il .cu..el.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

D. onr friend Maj. RolIngs h%a,opcncl
again With "A large and well selected stock
OF Dry Goods. We call particular ltlcu.
ton to lis advertisement in th. week pa.
per. He Is Offering great inducements to
customers.
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Administrators Notice.

tfikRs u Administration having been grant
- Cd to the undersigned, on the Estate u A. J.
Tucker, deceased. b, the Probate Court Of Pamela
County, Mississippi. Mt the January Term. 1880,
thersoii Now, all persons having claims agains,
The Estate Of said deceased. ate hereby notified to
come forward and have their claims rrohatcd and
registered within the time prescribed by Law, or
the, will be forever barred.
JAMES /. noot.E, Admir-.
January &c, lS60. Low.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

Potlcg eorHr by reference 70 on
ADVERTISING columns, twin be- seen that there
viii be n special term If the Police cott,
held On Monday, the oh day Of February
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apnAknn rLncrrp Ar LAnr

We r%eeeige'l the follow ng Topographic
dopaieh NJ a late hour lrt night, i,oa.
Memphis, via Bate. be- Pennington l'
New Jersey elected Spcihcrtoday III
being 0 majority Of ouc,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

~ Neafc under renewed obligations 10
Mr. Geo e. Mil-oa. the polite and attcu.
tive agent q the Adam. Express Company.
for hie 81 iate Eastern papers in advance
If ihc matt. anil other similar fa,ors.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

M weesil the special attention Of our
readers to the new advertisements in this
i--ae II J. ". flshersyk CO., James X.
Ssrsttrn. J. II. MeLesa. &c.
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DIR. z. p. WEAVER,
nEnNlA 90. RUPTURE
Sale.

4 WILL. Skill at public sale to the highest bidder,
at the Conrt House door in this County. on the
9th dsy Of February, iS6o. on a credit Of one. two
and three years. With { per cent interest FROM date.
the North half Of Section II. in Township 10, Of
Range =. West. Said land i in an excellent state
Of eaIsivsticn-hss on II = good dwelling house.
sfkee. ncgrc-cshins. stables. Se.. aai aleu-, seven
ty-6sc asr,s ~ cleared land aud an s~xeelleu, or
chard. Said land lies sbcus sevsn miles South Of
the town Of Pamela.
n. IL MOORE,
Guardian Of Emma Miles.
January Is, lst0. 50 sw.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

SRAVEp frcn the subscribed. On Thursday eve.
- ming. al DAY Of Dec. lsss. A DARN BAv
HORSE MULE. about niae sears eld-shsd eli
around name and tail trimmed. Apy infovnatics
concerning him. 50 that | can Ets hin. will he III
orally sevsricd. JOHN Y. MlDDleTON.
Central Academy. Pamela Cssasy, niss. !
Jsaassy II, fs60. s2-.Av.
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Csss WnAsnsa.--0s Wednesday morn
~ tlkvmsnes~s ssc~l ., Essrsera BE-.
~ sbgve IRA
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

Asrcsrntxs.-weh have gos a shoemaker
in our town q lsss. Ssr HE advertisement.
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Executors Sale Of Lands.

10y VIRTUE Of n Decree Of tho Probate Court
ID OF Pamela County, rendered on the 2jth dsN
of january, 1869, the undersigned, Executors q
the last wIl and testament Of William W. Smith.
deceased, will. on Monday, the 9Th dry Of febra.
AIRY, 1850, within lawful hours, In front Of tho
tour, house doorin the town Of Pamela, In said
County, proceed and sell at public auction, TO Iha
highest bidder, the following lands, to-wit.
Section IS, Township $, Range 7, and South.
east quarter Of Section 81, Township 8, Range I,
West " The basis Meridian in said County, con.
tanning about $50 acres. The above IL the tract
VI land on which the ~testator resided n, tho time
u bis death. There Is on the trnct q good dwell.
ing-hoasc, negro cabins, gin housc, &c., and about
$50 acrcs IN cultivation. 4 greater portion VI tho
tract IL rich river bottom.
Also, ona-half interest in the South. east quar-.
ter Of section ~, Township 8, Range :. unc-
half interest In the Southwest quarter Of Section
o, Township ., Range o, and ons.half interest In
the North.wes, quarter Of Section IS, Township
., Range G Wcs, " the basis Meridian in said
County all Of which are wild lands, without any
Improvements thereon.
Also, one town lot In the town Of Pamela In said
County, io.wit Lot No. ., Ia Bloch No. Il.
Also. all " the interest 81 tho deccdsnl IN The
following lands. 10 which the drccdens a. hs death
held title under purchase a. tax sale, via.
Section 10, Township 7, kaagc D; North half
Of Section ., Township !, nsneso West, In nid
ccunty. Lot No. 10 81 Scctios !, Township q,
Range !. and Lots Noe u and II, Section !, Town.
ship q, Range Esss, Choesaw Cessisa, b aid
County.
Trsss.-s Said land. will be sold subjsee v ~
Dover right Of the widow Of t~esss.cs, - : se1is
Of one, two and three years from The day q Mle,
with interest from day Of sale q ~ sais 81 tsa
per esn,uu' per annum. Purchases will : =
purchase money, md the lien prescribed By Ne
statute will DO. retained upon he land to secure
the payment 81 The purchase money.
W. r. wvOTTkN lr~-s.
JAS. L. HETCnens 80
February 2, is60. 9-3w.
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Settle Once a Year!'

A H. INDEBTED to MARTIN & LESTER will
n please come forward and settle BY cash or 10
81. notes, 81, Il is our determination TO close our
books ones u year. MARTIN { LISTER.
, ftnoln, D february =, 1860. 9..3w.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

TO TIE LADIES.
T. Q 1aycreiga and speedy care for

.HrLA'H.N'h sTay N"yHs.aY.,. roE8fsE
l. q saytreig ~ and speedy care for
IytipsENTfGIsa npriOs, w HETES,
uhslruc.cl Or biiicill Mcnstruation, lncpniincnee
VI lriun or lhfolnutary nischtr., thereof, Falling
~ Tie Noiah. tiilincsi, Painting aud al Diseases
incilen, to smalrs.
MN - 10 .ussvsss .sB0sT ~.
suler no longer. Take IL according to Ditce-
tons. u viii stimulate, strengthen, aud insigor-
ate you and cause the bloom u health to mount
ynuF cheek again.
EVERY BOTTLE Is WARRANTED TO GIVE
SATISFACTION.
TER CHILDREN.
n vonr children are sickly, puny. or afflicted.
Mcl.can's Cordial will make them healthy, fat aud
robust. Delay not u moment, try II and you Will
be convinced.
IT Is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
beware Of Druggists or dealers who
may ,ty 10 palm upon you soms Bitter. or Sarta.
par.lla trash. which they can buy cheap, by saying
il j. just rs good. Avoid such men. Ask for BE.
Lean Strengthening Cordial, and take nothing
else. Il IS the only remedy that will purify the
blood thoroughly, and ut the same iiine strengthen
the system.
One tablespoonful taken every morning, fasting.
Is u rcrtnin preventive Tor Cholera. ChilIs and W..
yer. yellow Fever. or any p%rcyalen, disease. It Is
pat up IN large bottles.
Itice only II per bottle, or G bottles for s..
j. n. Mclean.
Sole Proprietor " this Cordial.
Al.p Mclean. Volcanic OIL iiniment.
Principal Depot on tie corner Of Third and Pine
STREET., st. Louis. Missouri.
February :. lS6o. ely.
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ai iiHs ll4ld Root. irash lltai. saf
Hfff.1i HlIH fH .fI itfk aHi uthdalian fnisff
HH IH HHnHHHf ipH fhf fnilfs aetiff tamsfiHi
a o. II .s |ffffiifHi % thoroughly tlifiH
ID af ng fa ~ .had n dfiiilff, Producing .
NJ. 'HHf, fiH ifailHH sflfii, mt ihe mod iNfAfe
iilll famai Il iaH lahHHhilna N. fissaatd y stein,
faH -lna iha .A snn iiHH md dahililalel
NlH " HH 1910 fmftrfN
H.hffts sfHtAu fDrNTYO sohDtsi
HHt uffmrutf uaH
fuItf AiN Il, ~ sNlrsiA, tAthnict /.
Nr s.ftnH n0biif, Discusses ~ ihe Nd
HNl al if.ef nflHuF from n uiaariafsi
lI0I +" 4 Halh Dyspepsia, linHnhHfn, Inward
l| iHIIt Hf HIH M. sf iia stomach, Tull neas
mu0ll ala llaid, nul piln or Nv Bmlns ~
fH utIIt g. HlHn M No llfnfi, IuliHsss ~
" u tba mirh, Suuf Huai iiuna, th1Hi
In. q. .alflHR Iffiine when lying DOM, tlff.
nH0 0I IlNue.i n no Skin fnl Eyea, Might
"a. li, lnaa %lelef, Pain M iho Small ~ the
lt u tltl III Hiie, sudden v lu,hos ~ llont, nn.
W ilh FIR trlfiiA, trfhtinl Dreams, ihnR0f,
Dependency ~ aHY Aoftnua Diseases, Sores "
BIlirhfsrn the skini md Fever and AEug tUf ttdllH
nnllu,atl.
srHa = ,IfEffe.N 90 aerTiEs
Ili'n h#fn sold during tIn lnst us months, md IN
nn .ns'pnea hla failed in giving sniire %-atiHfle.
iiHn, VIM Ill1n, viii sufor from WctknrHs %
Debility whom NalfNN'S STRENGTHENING
CORDIAL sIH alfe You
hl lHN If.e gnl gnfcy m n%lelurie idea Of he
immediate Hrl aiu1st miraculous change produced
hy taking llit Cordial ia mo dumsod. dubiltlaloI
nul .httaf i o. 'auf sYainm, whether broken
difn o,qss, peak hy nature, or impaired ly
.io' nrss. The refused nnd u%nsltung organization IL
RESTORED % its pristine hcaltl and ,igor.
.r.faHfhD PEaSo.,s,
Or others Connections li innhtiiiy, rom Whatever
cruise, VII fad Mel of'r Strengthening Cordial o
,hnr0u p ,esufittor of be .ystom and all who
m have injured ihcmsclgc. by improper indul.
eenrsf. will and 10 TITS Corliala certain and speedy
rH..M
The constitutional union., 1860-12-07
TDNET1RT IVD FL5INCLlL.

Never within o&c recollection. says I'll. Memphis Bulletin of last week. ha- such a day aaWuci &aj closed upon Memphis as yc-- reriay. The i.shemtouia- ueas from aIl sections of the Coulcdcracy-tho dl,tru-t of the future which has taken possession If all cia--c, of the commuatv-thc distress and rI5u which threaten to cuau't us aII iu the widespread m@olstroam which has drawn into it ,na very existence eff the Goyerumeut- these considerations and the dense clouds which daikeucl the heavens. and ,hc cold rain and snow which fell at intervals ,hruueh- ont the day. will make yesterday cvar memo rabe in the business annals of Memphis. There was absolutely nothing done in any de- larment of trade. Our tralc-mon were all idle. and no transactions were made cNc4Itat arumous sacrifice. Cotton could uot be sold for cash at anything like the prices We quoted last week, and but IitUe was done in produce beyond Jhc demand for actual daily c0asum9- ton. Money .a~ not to be had at any price, save upon thc names of some Of our oldest and richest merchants. and then at two t0 two and a half per cent. per month. Second class paper, reliable and solvent, was without buyers at any price on any terms.
 If this state of things continue for ten days, our best business men must either sub- mt to ruinous sacrifices or inevitably go to protest
 It is not possible, inonr judgment, that the South Carolina banks should hold ont more than eight or ten days By their own show ina, made on the first of November, they had but ten cents on the dollar in specie with which to redeem their issues. The millions circulation now being returnedupon them will soon exhaust the vaults of South Carolina banks They will not only be driven to sus- pension, but perhaps to absolute bankruptcy
 Georgia banks will soon follow in the wake of those of South Carolina Her banks havC been more prudcntly managed than those ol 1 the adjacent State, and of course arc better able to withstand the pressure now affecting them. Still the Georgia banks must go down with those of Virginia and the Carolnas We cannot conceive the present financial condition of the country half so favorable as in 1877, or in 1852, and it is thousand-fold worse than in 1857, since the causes now ope- rating may be permanent in, their character and arise from political and not cphemeraI commercial facts and circumstances
 We are not alarmists, but would advise om readers that such precautionary measures should now be adopted as are adapted 10 the eXigencies of the times.
The constitutional union., 1860-12-07
DIES ARC COTTON MARKET.
nnLnAN Nannlnhnl. |

FRIDAY. December |. The Des Arc Cotton market during the past week was quite dulI, the buyer cyuciug no dis position to buy except at lie lowest notch, and the seller holding back. Messrs. Stewart x Bros. report having received -34 bales, of which they bought G1 at SC. Robinson x Branch re- port having bought but bales, at sc. ". B. Crockcr Co. have bought none, but received on storage T. They echo the general cry, and say prospect is dcucei bad'
The constitutional union., 1860-12-07
Inc Cold ETino Aca-Il.

In the TWO previous issues of our paper We stated the reported discovery of Gold by the workmen engaged at the Artesian Well. Since then we learn that the ineredulous have pro nouncod it Lopx, and the papers abroad that it was the intention of those here to speculate on the credulous. Now all we have to say about this matter is tlis-is outsiders have not been in iured in any way by the report, they can have no reason tocompla.1; and as for our townsmen, they know the uush Qr. falsi.y of the report. We merely stated that several of our most rcia- ble citizens had found gold t4ere and as we have no reason 10 doubt their wora, a- the existence of Gold there has not been proycaa myth, we are vel in doubt.
The constitutional union., 1860-12-07
4 prTprFTrD TgrE-zTr T. Salisbury

\ PETmurD TGrE-1ir H. Salisbury, of pcNalb county. this State called upon Us yesterday for the purpose of exhibiting some specimens Of peuilaogions discovered by him in the pikcs Peak region, which certainly sayor strongly of the marvellous He ha3 with him several specimens of pcrifcd wood, fungus, or common toad steel as 1t is pop4- lrIy known, etc. The greater curiosity of all however, which he has brought with him, Is section of tree Ioand about thirty miles west of Pillo's Peak, upon the height of land dividing the head waters of the Platte and Arkansas rivers This tree was foand stand ing in its natural Tosition as if growing, and was turned to solid stone. It measures twelve feet in diameter. Of this tree Mr. s. has brought with him two pieces, one of them weighing three thousand pounds, and the other one half as much. Mr. $. proposes to exhibit them to our citizens this week, before taking them east. It Is certainly curiosity, and one particularly worthy the attention of men of science Those feeling an interest in the matter can find Mr. Salisbury for the pres ont at the Hatch House, where he will be happy to give them all the information in his power respecting this singular freak of nature.
 Chieago Times and Herald.
The constitutional union., 1860-12-07
AcknoWledgm

The good humored countenance of member of the peculiar institution which caused so much excitement through the land during the last can- vass for President, and since, appeared in our sanctum yesterday, on a mission, which is ever welcome, from Dr. \. B. Tucker and his accom- plished lady. A basket was placed upon our table which contained some of the ''frstlings of the marriage feast and whose destruction occa- stoned immense delight. We return thanks for the kindly remembrance, and wish the young couple a journey through life uncIouded by sorrow.
The constitutional union., 1860-12-07

John Mitchell, the Irish patriot, who is said to have permanently fixed his residence in Paris, writes from that city to his friends in this country:
 We found a miserably cold and wet sum mer and autumn here which made all my household sick, as we were just coming out of the balmy climate of America. Either the seasons here are all altered for the worse these twelve years past, or else I am spoiled for an European climate. l only wish had that Alabama plantation, and l would live on it all the year round.
The constitutional union., 1860-12-07
T 70 9 T-ET
 -EALLLlLL-LOs

TrcEEa-Qv QvisEyaEaaf.-A the residence of the brides father, on Wednesday, evening, 5.b inst: by Rev. }lr. Lee, Dr. k 5. Tucker 10 Miss l. q. Qulscnaeny. both of this place.
 scarr-TA1za.-0n the 4h inst, by Rev. (. W Thompson. 1r. John Scott to Miss Mary Payne, both of Caroline township.
 TrzE-sgorr.-At the same time and place ny the same, Mr. T. Tune to Miss Maria Scott, both of Caroline township.
 GaAcas-surn.-o the 18th u1s.. by Elder William Lewis, lIr. Meredith C. Graggs to Miss V. N. smith all of Prairie county.