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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-12

WHAT MAKES THE NORTH PoETICN This
question arises in our mind whenever we see the
TRINITY JOURNAL or Nreka Union with orlglnal
poems of much merit from the pen oil Nells,
Fader and Whallen. These three graces OF the
northern press must find Il peculiar source oil
inspiration in Mounts Trinity aud Shasta. Ii so,
why do they not sing more of the glorious see
merry and less of the sentimental? There lies the
true province of California poets Let them
make their lines echo the chant OF pines reject
the hue of abysmal calons, eXhale the spicy odor
of the forests or the scented breathngs OF native
blossoms, and link to all these the emotions OF
the soul of modern humanity as affected by It's
new surrounding. Then shall they gain the pop
ular ear and touch the popular heart more tully'
Poetry should be racy of the soul where IL was
born, and all genuine poetry is so. Modern IN,
gland had no great bard till imitation OF dead
Greece was abandoned and fresh Inspiration was
sought in the merry isle itself. Wordsworth ana
Tennyson are the noblest British singers of our
times, and both have strengthened their lines
with the touch of mother earth. Bryant and
Whittier are Americas finest poets for the same
reason. In California, Pollock and Ridge have
won a name chiefly by exquisite treatment OF
native subjects Pollock caught the plant OF
the sounding sea, and Ridge the majesty OF MI.
Shasta Drop the hackneyed, oh ye poetical
aedgelngs. and give us hints from the virgin
scenes and themes Of FL Dorado Hydfauttc
Press.
Coming as the above does from editor Avery
enc of the abest newspaper men in California,
whose writings generally are as near poetry as
can be, and yet be prose, is looked upon by us rs
good, sound advice, and we hope will be by the
persons referred to- The critic is complimentary,
vithal. although he has heretofore spoken much
in praise of both MEs. FADER and WELLS. We
hope it won't be long before we can furnish bro
Ser Avery with some of their poetry which Will
be " racy to the soil where it was born" viii
our poet friends give him a specimen ?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-12

ENGLISH papers say the Suez canal is the
greatest failure of the age. They don't rcmem-
ber the Atlantic Telegraph and Great Eastern.
LUMBER is worth only $3.50 thousand, at Vir-
ginia City, Silyerland.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23


The Ncw York Journal of Commerce r..
prodacg. IN osirsct from the NcA NoFh
Presbyterian Witness, conplimcn,ing the
heroism AMI patriotism Of the South, and
says:
10 the shove from the Presbyterian Wit
ness, We sill ati. TINT the vhplc history Of
tho country bows Tint Southern men are
fully elusl 20 Northern men. ~ SOLDIERS
Who turned the tide Of battle ut Bacna Wis.
ts. when an Indiana regiment gave way.
anl 0Bricn's artillery Was oycrr9Wctel.-
The Mis issippi regiment, whose rifles, how
ic.kuives End desperate yalor. the Ncxicans
could not withstand. What regiment of
volunteers suffered most " the bloody bat.
ties which preceded the capture of the Mex.
eau capital thus showing that they hail
been in the thickesi Of the lirhtl The ral.
ihctto regiment, from South Carolina. No:
instcal Vt approaching the South with y
lack u courage, the North has reason to
he proud Ut it, heroes. and would be-. IL
there was any common cause which should
summon North and South TO the conflict.
shoulder to shoulder. The North perfectly
we'll knows that the South is chivalrous and
brave; and the miserable brsgradocios Who
talk otherwise, deal with Southern bravery
just as they deal With everything else. North
or South. that Is not graduated according
10 their standard.
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The state % mossaseoppe. f,
PAMELA COUNT.

10 the Chsncsry Cosrs Of ssid Csssiy.
Al Rales before the Clerk Of sssi Court, a he Of.
Zee in the town Of Pamela, on tbs u Nsudax
lsO,h day.l Of February, A. D. 1860.
W: q H,apr JUROR affidavit Sled
No. 50. ~. in this came. II A.
Thomas '. Caldwell, Il al pesss that Ne Desrsa.
ants. Elizabeth Mcklis end Isr husband, DssiS D.
Mcklia, Agnes J. Young and her Husband, Jsnes
N. Young. aaj the children Of Julia !. nonpsss.
deceased. whose nance sse unknowp, en- noa-spsi.
denss Of the State Of Mississippi, asd nov abssss
therefron, 20 that the ordinary precsss Of lsw cap.
not be served urcn tAen: h L tAsspfore ordered
that, unless tie DefeAdants appear. plesd. s.eves
or demas 70 Cont ~lainant's Bill. % Or Eefoss ~ pest
term Of sid Court. 10 be holden ID asa tcy aid
County Of Pamela, 1t the Csars-hsuse there
Of, in the Q NJ Of Pamela. On the Seventh Novdsv
after tke Fourth Msrjay b lonseh. MA - ~.
xstsss Of said Bill NIL 10 saho t. s-sef1sssj =
10 sheu, and such decree nads tharein e sAall
seen Just aud proper. n ID furskes oftepe1 ~ {
copy 81 THE esies ~ Published ID anbe WseSls
Psnsls eeAr.s pehls nssspsp1 publisAsa { h -
toss Il Pssola. = - Csiniys IT, Ten 49,
sseeesiveiy. 4 tfse cory. Ia
~-...l.C. nAnk1sON, Ca.
w.ssA vsss.s as,;dssp sss csopkksss.
f'ssssy IA s.rs IA spst<N
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23

rs We would particularly call the st
tention Of cur readers to a remedy known a.
McLcan's Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier. 1t IS certainly a valuable remedy.
We therefore say to all, call a, the agents.
aud tc., for yourselves its intrinsic merits.
Ii Is delicious to take. We ask our lady
readers to try 1t. See the advertisement, in
another column.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23

a SoaSAxnrtIsr IN A B.Lt Roov.-
One evening recently. while the youth and
beauty Of Ccntrsville, Ill.,. we're gathered a,
a social party at the Centresille Exchange.
an old g~cntlcman Who vas mhjcc, to spells
Of walking in his sleep. after going to bel
fell into a slau,ber 10 se~par~Isis.) lie
srcsc from his bed alfred IN nothing bet |.
shirt. and walked directly among those who
we're participating in the scenes Of fessivitv.
The surprise VAS said 10 BE- more sssoni.k.
ing shas aevvssble.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23

N hf ftlafev raHn nj polgii fapaiy'
hi Roles before ~ Csfs II md Court. A. N.
a ln iha tiHH Ni fHu1la, M iha u Nendag
tlNh iag,l ~ t%tbfaaly, A.Ds lrDu.
butfn ", AleAta ahi lruN AFFIDAVIT eisa
U'ffiuf II, sImf NJ, n Ndi canse, 4 M.
psHn0ft lH iftia mief nNdHn thai lie ~.
ihH ltm uHfaa N lanlanls. LiisahelA
Woke . sihrfHn, Nekln and bef hl..
No TO- - Band IafiitI u. Nskin.
ihomas .. Caldwal, II aL. Agnes j. Young nod
hef husband, James N. Young, anI he ohilifen Il
iaiil :. Thompson, deceased, whose names are IN.
known, arc non.re. denis ~ tho State N Nlssis.
firpl aud hog ahssnl thefaffoni, ~ iiat tho o..
linhrf process ~ law cannot be- served npon sliesss
T. j. Therefore ofl rcd That unless The sald he.
Pendants shtll appear and plaal, answer or dcna.
"a Complainant bil, ~ or before the nert terra
II snid Court. W he holden IN and Tor said toss.,
u Pamela, az DE Court house thereof. IN The sosa
" Panoln, un ,he seventh Monday after the fourth
Monday in March, lst0, the allegations a aid
nll will b. taken Cor confessed ~ 10 them, and
such Deere lunda therein ~ shall seem iasi md
proper. u Is further ordered that q copy n this
order be publ bed 10 Tho "Ncckig Pamela Star"
o public newspaper publ. shed IN tht town u pnno.
Ia, IN said County, fof four weeks succeaAsely.
A true Copyi Icsl,
jC. HARRISON, Clerk.
NAEo 4 roorr, Solicitors Tor Complainanis.
February ~, lsGD. 5-tw.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23

W. astra 8nfl ~ #HHaa
yntH ntRni8pH ~ u rHffir ftH.
Sos N fsnHla t.nay
W. W. tatl ii 40 i' il u
siGnni IS ala aaiiHa f+
raa4 r. r4iat
ws ss satam tI O. fHi.
NtffnIH ssa .fotla. NJ N'fNltf .if
mia csaay a ns snsafr
WI a,s aailauial ID stfIHH iN| y JOSH
A.. . sshdllals foffa feolan " 'hf aeN a ff
~, n paealst stunt fafIoa ofli.tn.5'
W ,e sWhauisl ~ athaaam WILLIAM
ClIsfOg Va . candidate ~ siilhiIi nj w. ia
lnusi,, lloolan W Orillat uff =.
WI he sulhafifad 10 unnUHnoe NHII'N g..
sIrkir - candidate iot 1N ASST tut "
Pamela County ~ lhe ensuing fI''l'an 10 u0i"ler
-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23

"R,p A prn, prD!"--By the cscrtcns
81 osr young friend, Charley Mathews. u
ssSRsisns snn has been raised and forwarded
TO Memphis 10 purchase a tenor drum for
the 'Tsnols Guards" ], will be- usei q,
tho drill On Saturday next. Agcncral con.
iributicn Of our citizens was the mean. Of
obtaining this muehnealcd instrument for
oar company. Now, shcrc's that ass9
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23
THE Phi KAPPA SOCIETY.

On next Friday evening, at 7 O'Clock, the
discussion will commence in this Society. on
the question: Resolved that the Bible is a
greater evidence Of Deity than Mature
The ladies Of Pamela and vicinity are res
pcctfally invited to attend.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23

Tmg p,rIsr Cuuncu. The contract
for building the Bnp,i., Chnrch in Pamela.
Las been 1T nut to Mr.. WIN. 4. Thoruc,
and, ns MONEY i, required 10 commence
With, Subscribers are specially requested 10
eou.e forward and pay up their donations.
Call on MJ. &. /. EalIings, h, his store.
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nnLInloua horinn

asuy' The Rey Tioma. : knln MrIir
ODDS, Minister, will pfcaob ~ lnnoln on
Sunday mphtnest, %nicarly ~udlo Lighting.
Al that time, p%fohahl permanent nrrmfo
mcnts will be made for regular, stated sar
mons,
The Ilc,. N. H. Weller. Episcopalln,
will preach IN P,nola on the ~ Sabbath ~
each month, ut eleven ocloch, s. st., aul
three O'Clock =. ~. The citizen. generally
are invited to attend and tp., part IN The
services.
Services will alsobc had on thn ith Sun.
day in every mouth, u! Como, ~ the fore
noon. and Sariis IN the afternoon.
There will be n two days meeting IN Pan.
ola, commencing on the T., Saturday ~
March-R~. =. q. FosItn, Cumberland
Presbyterian Minister, to preside.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23

Therc will be- IN election held at the
Court House. on Monday, The 9TH day Of
March. lsCo, for the purpose Of clectins a
Justice of the Peace, Constable and Eve
sslec,men for the town IL ranola,
D. L. BALLARD. J. p.
AND INSPECTOR.
FAs,.r, % ,sao
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fehsssry y. 1880.

49, We arr ssdcr obligations 10 Mr..
Geo. G. Wilson. 4 the ADAMS Express
Company. for continual fsvos: aud. VIC
ms, ssy. the Express Company has been
ssFy krtsnate 70 secure tho services Of such
aassrs sesdsmsn-s poGs ssd attentive
Ax~s~ew.
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Or rHn usrupp srarus
TROOPS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. M--The sceresarv
Of War has Instructed the Coumssaer n
Fort Bliss to Place . company Of United
s.a,es trecfs q 81 Psso for the protection
Of American citiseaa, alsc with : view Of
their protection b cAiAssAsa, Il ssses,sry.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23

fi# ~
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. u"
nu laI Ilir-4 Hul
lu,I Hu u IIun ln 10 Hri
"A. .fI., Ut m.. tnI t4 I.t.
'N
"
IIa Republic r i1.aiy threatened w
'fillnr % Nn Nenit.. hl.l rn'l'f.fs
H oni ''r''ntiiH. "t UI1'''f ih-httec.Yn.
lia, .ni ~ lltIu iht IHii' ~ pur ~"uiIr
ru Brother Nbl Don, H.'r ,..f Rittf and
cbdllDn
\. fi.' tbc Union Dr.. tfInH 10 con.,
Il, rAi.t -iamtc..m p tho arior 81 me- iay.
Onc n, oue. lla dbrcs which made tAa ,1rl
th,t hrll all ouf SOVEREIGN Commonwealth.
f, have srlNn 10 wtal thai thc State. arr
hound together only by rapc and unl. The
Union r. an iLi today. Before thc nee
of s%rrtonelItm aud political rottamc 81
SD o tif'. Etorywhcrc wc .cc wrong to-.
,ng. THE ,ilc, whom wr would not admit
. j. ot houl os, MI pIaccs u trust honor AMI
/, power. The right mgu arc not put IN thc
right places, toNaflicc bas u,utpel the
place II coura'c-yilliiny ryirns where
honesty once daclt-trucsliug oyerride'
plain dcalng-thc gol oil Gold Is the popu.
~ lar Divinity. Every year IL costs more To
/. govern a.. aud every year We are governed
worse. Property pay more With every rs.
ses.m,ut, and T. actually worth less. Office,
u on,c esteemed honorable, i, Is now di.rcpu
. table To hl Citizenship has grown cheap
! Neither lie nor property are secure. TIL,
wor,, men are snrcsl 10 win, end the loulc.
means are tie shortest and .dresi road {,
success. The mmi. pal rights Of oir owl
Metropolis, with VI il. charters, are blot,e.
out by an interruptions party, whose ~
20 know .ri.cl Chief has welded the ltrc.brau,
# di..m,ian IN ,hc Senate. and then skulk
ell ltom the responsibility If the lcgi,imat.
consequence. Of his doctrines as carried GU
i ~ Harper Ferry.
Injustice in one section has inaamcd in
+. iisuati,, IN another. F,nati,;.n her. h,
Z created ranaticism therc-and d-ciuaglguc
J. an bath ,iic. agc III" only WINNERS. Thcs.
bird Of prey GROW IA on The c%arfion.
). Who ia g. llamc Tor all this Bad me.
Who allowed it 10 be- done! Good men VII.
i. iei the Republic To take care Of ITSELF
!, You FL, secure. You though, al wa. sal
Your Union, Your property, your life
your laws, Your everything.
u You have discovered Your mistake
D. What Will You do to rcctily It p
'c This j. the only question. The sole Oh
y lect 81 this Journal Is to answer this quCs
ton. IN doing i. We must expose ever,
phase OF c'rrurtion-ahd We shall do
II wherever Ne can lay our hands on It.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23
COTTON SEED.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE Of two n fas. 10 me directed. from
IL the office Of the Circuit tlerk Of Pamela Cpun.
y. one in favor Of ". 5. Malone, aga,ns, A. J.
Tucker. the other in favor Of u. e. Henderson,
asain,; the same. I will, on Monday. the lpth dag
Of March. ls60. ssllso the highest bidder, for cash.
at the Courthouse door. in the town Of Pamela,
between the hours prescribed BY law, the follow
Ing Blcsks Of land, lying in the town Of Pamela
.to.rit.-Blocks 81. 90. ~. "a, IS. 50, and gs. lev
led on to satisfy said ifss, and as the property Of
A. J. Tucker, deceased.
JAS. n. JONES,
Sheriff Of Pamela County.
Pst~verx - tSfn
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23
MEMPHIS MARKET.


MEMPHIS MuRNiNG BltLEtlN OFflJE,t
Wrp,rspW MaEyIsa, February y, lsCO.
COTTON Thu unflyorable weather yesterday
hhdn depressing influence Upon the Cotton mnrko (.
Notwithstanding winch. y fair bnsincss was trans
acted, We hoard Of the saloof l.9ai bales. At mn.
chaueel prices, "a follows $40 l1lcs ct d cents
-il a. aht H. ton S. III ntSl -3a at 0l-
$50 ut 81 37S tt ~ $40 NJ l0l 10 At LOT Us
" l0l-lUj at II. We continue /, quote
MEMPHIS cpIroS QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary. .... T,@ " STRIFE Mililins. l0i0alnl
trlod orlfaTy sltf II food Middlins II OH
MIddliug ..,.luiH IuA Middiing Fair lliml2'
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'rhc state OF Mississippi.

IN he Chaneery Court ef Poaoid Coaaly;
At Rules before ihe Clerk Of said Coufs. At is o..
hcc IN the town II Pamela, on the 81 Monday
(1uth day,) Of February, 4. y. lsc0.
William W. Ellio'', UPON affidavit slrd IN
NJ. ". ~ this cause, Il appearing ,hss
Miry Odcn. Il al. the Defendants, Thomas
0den. Alder, oden, sallIe 0den. and Solomon
udcn. minor heirs VI solomon oien, deceased. prs
on.rcsidnnts OF the State 81 Mississippi, and nov
absent therefrom, 40 tina. the ordinary process o.
iaw canno. b. served upon them, II j. therefore
ordered that, unless tho said Defendants shall sp-
pear AID plead, answer or dcmnr TO Compia.nant's
Bill, on Or before the next term u said Court, ~
be holden Ia and Tor said County Of Pamela, ~
tho Court. house thereof in the town II Pamela, %
the seventh Monday after tho Iour,h Monday 10
March. lSGO. the allegations Of said Bill win be
iakoa for confessed rs to them, aud sueh pesrsu
nude therein us tAay seem just and proper. ], Il
further ordered that a cop, Of this order be pub.
lislicd in tho weekly Pamela STAR" . Pablo
Newspaper published IN the town ~ Pamela, IN
saii County, for four weeks successfully.
A true Copy Test.
JOIN G. HARRISON, Cicrt.
wssp & foors. Solicitors for Complainant. 2
February %, 1850. saw.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23

TnE REVENUE BlLL.-Thc late I.cgisia.
turc raised tho taxes TO 10 Cents on each
negro. instead Of 10, as heretofore. and 10
70 cents ON each slO0 worth Of land. in.
stead Of III cents as heretofore thus nearly
doubling the tar OF slaves, aud increasing
tina, on lands Is per cent This vas about
the only change in the revenue made. be-
ing about 400, 900 slaves in the State. II
will increase the ,axes on that property
alone about sl5o,oOo, and on lands about
100000 per year; SO that after this year.
the grcss revenue will be about $4,000
more than IN past years from these ,vc
items.
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VNTAs TAKEN UP by A. q. Colenas, living 4
miles East Of Peach Greek. one DARK
MAKE MULE. Is hands high, 5 years old; name
reached; valued at tl00. Also. one SoRREl,
l~uRSE--hlsse face, both hind feet white; sur
posed 10 be IL ycnss old-l5i hsnds high-valasd
At So. J.. b. JONES, Ranger p. q.
February 20. 1850. s-3w.
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M
tian l'.. u ,HI
r1uI .an r.r. 0 tNI'
uW mn. yrfe .n, HH ..I
l'HI tuI 'e I |H .rs lI
rINuHIIt anI. l.IIl .o ..-,rl INnL.
Hll ty oNe w $500 i.n.. lla. ulg
Hl1l., ',DniU. IH, H M m w IH
Hi Hilt T'Tt witt I.H0H TU NO. r#I aI
lr counts oul 0w IUr0.' Deft M. r
min ufDrf '.nr IHir..ri hI mH
mi.ulI.L We WIl IIH tal o. p
ported rNprr. m,l I.UtIpf lh' hnarY
t,rt VI lho entire ann.ur Hnl cd
eou Iofulr. lor good. Aud u u'Hr
wc wli ht,r oh. lun 10 t rs.
e,il effects of pntitm darul anil l.ruf
the cumjics rpuNIue out Of lhc election or
defeat ~ % lcw men Ior county uiicos
Look 90 the c.mu'I.. ~ n.u'p, MI Iall,
Tippah tul Lafayette. each ouc NJ which
have ~ many, il NOT NOR, Wing ,ot,
than panola, and yoa .cc no disposition "a
l ttnV YrY III Ut.uVtf.t AIt flau la ala
m,. ,, i' g,..s q
- - M.
-.
FL =. a.. ..l ~.t,
H.
-
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-" T
" P'''' WV! '''!' WV "'',4's W '"'l'
none and ierls proud that hts efforts .
build mp The Star have been acknowledge.
BY the pcoplc M home and nbrntl |
,L,re s,e .,hcy. vb, .,, vu,.,,J 4. AMOS.
e.. Ill =,
NV F''' ~. '"n ."' .'' y '"'
make greater saetdicc' 81 tiiac' Feelings 800.
money, than he has done, let them pros.
their faith by their works.
~ paw
We oops from tlc E.,gle Of tho South
tho f,ll,,,n, .y,o,.;. ,r A.. R.,o,,, -.
,t,,-. ~
! ""' F''''' :! 'a' "''l''Il
LEGISLATURE at Us r'cen' session. The u
iaccmen's offered By the military las ar
such "a warrant the belief ,hat the rank
II the "%l'anola Guards will lr Glled nm /
l. t...t - ~,
NV '"'h We can IRA" mac hS"d'ot da.
tdrs from the state Treasury.
For the information u caf gcader New.
state she leading features vi the new militia
~ bill which passed both houses Of n
Mlssissippa Legislature, and j. nov the lat
81 the land, te-Wit;
The re-cnactmcut Of tho provisions +,
the 'Codc, taxing III Who are liable nm
fail to perform Military duty.
ApproprIaiing 10 Volunteer Companis
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23

MoRg CASbInAIrs WANTED ~,Our read
crs will not fail To- look nj The anaounccmonls
Of candidates in tho siar. II you wan, an
Office lctihcpepple know i. IN cur paper,
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altn ASuertistmtnts.

Y 'My motto through life has bcep-vork anil
ddreftiss. IN business, advertising is the true
PHILOSOPHERS stone. that turns vha,evcri, ,ouches
20 gold. ! have advertised much. both IN weekly
as well "a - the daily papers; nor have | found
that those " tie largest circula,ion-of either
class-hrueht,ci me the most -. J,ron Asrdg.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23

- Ne snaes-ssna there VA . large
pa1lysepm0 Il 23d q this month. Cyes.
ees1hyJ = Osk1nnA. Yslehs.ha Ucsuty,
>oAsspssis Il sA< opening Of the
- ~ = - SlAA Tie Sssi.r ~.
s1s1ssmn~Ay." Ne aisn,.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-16
Sam,l Forrest Esq.

It is with feelings Of the profoundess re-
rret that We chronicle the death of this es-
Unable citizen, accomplished gentleman,
and gallant officer. After severe illness
Of not quite two weeks, he died at about
eight o'clock on Thursday morning, of Ty-
phoid Pneumonia, leaving large family to
mourn their irreparable loss. In the death
Of DIR. Forrest, this community has lost a
good and useful citizen, his numerous circle
of acquaintance and friends, kind and So
cable companion, his family tender and
loving husband and father, and the navy a
faithful and gallant officer.
Although Mr. Forrest has been, compar-
atively. but short time in our midst, his
many noble qualities Of head and heart have
90 bound our people to him in the cords of
affection, that many heart will sadden,and
many an eye will moisten, at the tidings Of
his untimely death.
Mr.. Forrest lived and died sincere
Christian, in the faith Of the Protestant E.
piscopal Chul ch.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Town PrODorstyy
TRUST SALE OF

pursuance of deed of trus. executed 10 ns
by Matthias Schmitt, shall proceed in Staun-
ton, on Friday, the 10th day of next month A.
prii to SELL at public sale to the highest bidder,
the following property, all in Staunton, and thas
part thereof known as Newtown: A large House.
partly OF brick, opposite the Baptist Church, con.
tanning commodieus Store Room and otter
Rooms; good Garden, with Fruit Trees, Grapes,
&C., and hydrant in the yard Kitchen, de- A
two story frame House, with four Rooms and
Aitchen, all new, and good Garden-si,uated ON
Green street.
Pasture or Building Lot, on Green Stree, and
road to Steam Mill, containing one acre !, House
and Lot near A. NJ CARRIERS. -.
two-story Frame House, with four Rooms, and
Kitchen, and hydrant in the yard, the Bsptius
Church.
Mr.. Scbmitt will show the property to any sns
desiring to examine is.
TERMS Costs of sale and one-fourth of pur-
chase money IN hand, or at sixty days, by. nego-
table note, well endorsed, with interest added :.
remainder IN equa' instruments at SIX twelve and
eighteen months, with personal security, and res-
ervation OF lien as further seeu, ity.
Sale to commence at Ii O'Clock.
NlCHO. h. TROUT, Trustee.
Mar l6, 80. 4.as.s
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Charleston Conven1,on

Chorleston, March 14.-Ths Charlotte,
Mercury Of this morning says the town w..
in ferment yesterday, in consequence Of
the reception of dispatches from Washipv.
ton. atatlng that tue Central Commjttea
were considering the propriety Of olapginv
the place of holding the Democratic Convex.
ton in consequence of the exorbitsnt char.
ges of hotel Keepers, &c The Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald rel.
terates the statement, but says shat as Char.
lesion was the place designated by the Gin
cinnati Convention, tits believed that what
ever may be the views Of Individual mem.
bers of the National Committee, they as a
body. have no power to annul the resolution
of the last nominating Convention.
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More Orders.

We are grati6ed to learn through Mr.. o.
Rork, the energetic Superintendent of the
Stanton Wooden Factory, that orders from
military companies in various parts Of the
State, continue to be received for hundreds
Of yards of the handsome cadet mixture
they are manufacturing. We trust that
the day is not far distant when not only
large orders for this particular kind Of goods
but also other fabrics will be sought after.
and the number of hands employed increas-
Cd to over one hundred.