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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-08
PATRIOTIC LADIES

Pursuant 10 the notice IN ear last issue.
q number or hdics Of tho town Of panula.
met on the afternoon or Friday last. to
take measures 10 procure O. Tag Tor The PA.
uola Guards A. gentlemen we're no,
admitted. Of course w had no regular re-
porter On band to larnish Us with a copy
Of their proceedings; hut we learn tlai
about if,y dollars 10, sub.cribcl by those
pre- ent. and d committee appointed % So.
lcit all from thc ladies WHO we're not ut
the meeting. Tho meeting adjourned to
meet agrin at the Hall, on FRIDAY ncNt, ut
loclnyk.
Whom the ladies' have completed the Gag
and selected person TO present II to he
company, wcwdl publsha list Of thcuamc.
ol the laiics Who have contributed TO ,hi.
truly patriotic object. In the meantime ",
may b. permitted 10 remark that they dc.
servo great ereli, for their prompt an
Efficient libcraliiy in responding 10 the call
We never doubted hut that the ladies Of Pa.
ncla would embrace the 6rs, opportunity Il
show their appreciation Of the laudabl,
cfortso f our citizens to gc, up a Volunteer
Company.
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THE A MARTINS.

These cclcrcd birds from Africa. South
America and Cuba, made their appearance
in Pamela, yesterday morning, Ith Of
March. They are hunting up summer
quarters. aud, We hope our citizens will
give them good entertainment. They are
cheerful little fellows. and will assis, YOU
in Keeping bugs AMI worms ont Of ycuI
gardens. but We think, although they are
toe hafbingcrs of Spring, they have come
rather too soon.
Peach and Plum trees are in full bloom,
and even "the brave old cak' Is putting
out its buds. The emerald carpc, Of na,ur,
is about 10 spread itscli.'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-08

vYE have = vsry fne lot Of cpssru1
Seed. both q ~ srrctfe' snd
The "beydfs rruiIkc.- tosh ~ -As<A(
kinds We have ~esrsfally saved firm esssca elsssed
with our v hanis from the choice ssalhs II ses
en',rs sr1r. Tor several years. On LIS sefes INIT
"a N IN above kinds. Ne savvd. last year. Ia
hsie<, averaging 800 pcunjs. Eiahes u ibe shrvv
A.ois q sd ~ ws eel 81 Is eeass ~ ksahel,
while n believe Asfs .se noe Ia ~ sat. -.
rsfss tSth-m. A.Ikc.L tfrRT.
F.sss y %. rsh- q. lseB. So.
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4)pmtntaI.

wA8I3bD On tho 9th i%na,an,, by te Rev.
Jane. ". Bates. the Rev. GEORGE ". LANE 10
Ni.s fti2AnETt \. NiCktr. the daughter Of
William {. AMI iscbecca y. Nicklc; al " Pamela
County.
CT The "rrin,ers' Fee" has been received aai
iigcstod. Thanks.
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CRY HLncrIo..

Al the city election on Monday last, A.
N. Rayburn was elected Mayor. II. r.
Mathews Constable, and the following.
named gentlemen to constitute the Board ol
Aldermen: NJ. y. Keith. James l.. iIoclc,
N. s. Ward, ST. sOrsby, and Dram Mccrs,
The day was a beautiful one aud nearly every
voter turned out to exercise bis prcrege,irt.
The candidates scscrally addressed, (cycl
the lefs,l the dear people FROM the ros,ruu
Of the Court House. in neat and appropri
ate speeches, which We are unable - in
scst Cor the want OF room in our columns.
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The state OF Missis.sppi.

MO. "a.
q. N.HtskcS and luHS Uasats,l
~ u. II. MCirtEr.
TrlC1IuFNr i.sued On the 18th dav n Isp.
~ rry. A. u. lS,e. hv ". u. johnson. fs.sics
~ the Face. in favor IT q. n. llsrraa ard John
Harris nd nssins; the ESTATE Of q. n. McLesrv
for Twasy-nias Dollars and uins,y cents. SAID
s,sach'usa, WIS sSecussd Nv summcrinr pr. WIN
II. Williams. usraissee Ia sad case. Said suit |,
1ow psfiing in The J~usties's Caurs H. is hsla a
Spriasret. Pamela county. Mi.siss.pti. on N.
Second Nsurdat N srfil nsxs. Nov. tbs ssfi q
u. MI rry y hs-hv r~si.rd ,hrs ,n,sss h 81
APPEAR h saii tcurt and PLEAD 20 sa;ds Action
judgmss. viii b. sussrsi AMI TIE rssev IN "A.
G~aEnrasi's hanis VIII b euni,pasl % nav M
Plaintiffs demand With ccs, % sss..
W. ". JOHNSON, I.r.
Sptiaxrors. rsh'y g. lS6a se.ir'
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The Rev. w. L. Weller. Episcopalan
will preach in Pamela o. tie ~ sabbath N
each month, n eleven %o'clool, 4. N., and
three O'Clock .. a. The citizen generally
are invited to attend anl take rn,l in thc
Services.
Services will tlso be had on the ith Sun.
day in every mouth, At Como, IN tue fore.
noon, and Sariis IN the afternoon.
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The state of Mississippi.

"'uN '',Ntt
ln the ChaneCrv CCar, n said County.
At Rdfes rvfctethc rlcrk ~ said Court. a, BIZ. II.
Geo in ,lw town Of Pamela, "a lha lss alcnIsv
ls,h day Of March, A. h. lSeO. :
-. 4. &. fa f1'roS sfiaris sle'
Nscss ssr-rvs. 4 FL. isryv.,,nr slr.. II. ps.
feudssts. esrrvwur Turner md ssrhrrris ".
Turner. are non-tcsiiants Of the State ol ,I,ss;s.
.irpi, and new absent !hcrSfrem, 50 tia. tie 81.
binary process II law cannot be served upcn thea:
is, tHs-efcrs. ordered that. unless The said Ne.
PENDANTS shall srrss and plead. answer or denur
" Comyasnsrt's Hll on or hcfcrc the next tenn
Of said Court. to be holden In anil for aii County
u Pamela. at the Courthouse thereof. in the scru
Of fnucss. unthc Sevrreh Monday after che Fourth
Ssrday - March. A. II. ls6A. the alterations u
saii Bll vii he eaken for confessed a. 10 thea,
and such decree made thersin ~ mar seem ius.
aud rrcre-.
II is further ordered that a ecpv Of this ori.r
b Published in 'The Weekly raaola STAR spak.
lie newsrsFer rabiishei in he town Of Pamela, in
sald County. for four weeks Successfully.
ATrve ccTys Test.
j. e. HARRISON. Cle,t.
wsas l teess, Solicitors foe Complainant,
Assrh :. issA ftw.
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Ng AZ aanlniat n fIH
nRnHihHf ua shfl.I. fff mIf
49, n rsasut i.nlf 70 raa Va
.bmlas o. hHf n.I.a
W. ap sHih0Hi a. ahfHh
NEAtuN afa HnlHiaia lf
II tM AfH u psn.la t..0..
nelnlaf meet
So u aait.li.l 0a00aa. .ltI 10I|s
sAN "a candidate i.fIat tf.. - rr
%,'puhil,
w an sntllrtI rs anfan H OFF
WIZ ntnnlsut as a.il,s ig ta 10000
itsaf Of laeoIn tIHa'y
WI as %tpiboui.l ~ aoal fu .'p1 A.
NICHOLAS asa saHitlna ff iat t31H.f n
Pamela ,oaali, 81 tts aaiau 20 u0'ih,r
Wa ae aa'lidtsl % snou illiy l..
MATTHEWS ma ftndi Hl iar 'llliUt ~ BE-
nola County al the easu.rf u
w are au,hottrl % mn1ur '.u flNta
o. a candidate Zoe r. election d it.o t.a ul Uu
~ Of Pamela County. Election n ue.l. ual.
"a,
WI are authorized q announce WILLIAM
CLINTON ~ q "a, itiais for Silirrt or rap.r
roan,y. Election IN october ra,, 10
vi arc authorized o. Hur.Hn. Nltti'l O..
Nlcktr o. candidate lor TAN N',issuR q
Pamela County, ut the ensuing %ela'Ion In o,'obet
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Nth advertisements.

"Ny motto through life has bssn-wurk and
advertise. In business. advertising is ihc true
Philosophers stone. that turns vtasrveri L touches
to vcki. have advertised riuch. 10th in wsskls
A. we'll rs In the dali, papers; noe have | found
that those II he largest virculatina-OE either
class-1enehttcd me the most. jacob Asrps.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-08

RumvEp.-Nc are glad 10 learn thu.
the attentive anl accomplished Superia.
tgulcut If the Miss. * Tcun. Il. r.. L.
IIoush, Eq., has arrived safe % home.
after his Northern trip. aal look rs ven /.
eyer. Under his management the roa,.
cleared over Sls,000 lls month.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-08

NEW MnrrARv I.sv.-we have Just re
ceivrd . COPY IF the new military la~.
which Ne win publish nexs week. % Il con.
ssius Information worthy the consideration
Of sllferscns nsN&e T. d. military dssy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-08

The following complimentary notice Is ia.
ken from the Missouri Democrat:
lvNrxss AMOUNT ~ Surrrxusa RS.
lnvrp nv TAXING MeLrAS's STRENGTH.
rSiSG CcBpIat.-Sincc the 18th OF August.
the fssts~'ns ssece l~ss~ te-r rer.v,ed cured.
It's rerscas have been cured Of Gencr.
al Dclalisy. s
"a persons have been cured cf Nervous
Deblny.
- persons have been cured cf diseases
Of the Kidneys.
ls0 persons Who hsvc been afflicted with
various complaints, Fever, Chronie Diar.
rh9s. pyssntery, Liver Complaint. Nigh,
Swests. Dyspepsia, and Weakness Of tho
Digestive Organs, have been cured, besides
: large number from whom We have net vet
heard. For sale in rsncls, BY Thomas L.
Clafke. the authorized agent.
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OrkR,r,oSs ar rur M-,.s,s.,rr, :,

3 OPERATIONS ~ THE MlsstssirrI AND
TENNESSEE RAirEotb.-For the following
: staisnsn, Of tho operations Of ,Le Missis.
siPpi and Tennessee Ras.resd fsr the wcath
It February. IVES re indebted to Mr. 4. $.
9 richards, the cbliging Auditor Of the
company:
Rsesipss from passengers s7.iiA3 n
. neesspss frcm freight lI.6st NJ
: tesseiPss from express " ~
z Recripss from mail service as Il
Total ss5.6S6 ~
Operating expenses, samcrericd d.Iss IA
Net receipts s1s.eSs Sd
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AND
NORTHUMBERLAND
nos. 10 ANp II JEFFERSON STREET.
Opposite C'mmcFts ri ho'el,
RagfcJiig cA d]'t.1i'ga 70 me- ft6rs ce'k
WOULD invite in'rs ton ~ ou- 'lrrr md will
teleaiei stock, consisting m part.
Pu.yrriyed, Crashed, sif,cl, Loaf, Granala.ed
Hui kfoWB sugar;
Rio, Laruayra, Government, Java, and Mocha
tDaeesi
Extra l%mrerial, Ganrovier and Black Teas.
Pietei. Preserves. Lclics. Fresh and ne iyai.s;
Mustard sGl4lO ils. Caisars. Shnce. ard ni+.
Spices. : lavoring Extracts, Autmts g, Farina nd
.iclatinei;
GiTln', eurrna'', prune', fis., Layer and sui
tiuR kaisins;
" N r English Dairy, p.ae A.l and
Salmon and Nn'kef.l.
Dsel bssi. Beef Tongues. Mess pots ard tlsei.
liatas, Sheu' iggs. Clear sides, Rlgakias. Lac
r. liirg i.an's, wansrIin. oAaw, yertnlah nni
I.Hcswtest flour;
Brandy. Vine. WHISKY, klc and Porter;
Into W inc, ,dcf and Orchard N,ulsar,
fa'. Machine Rope sni Ftssman's lion Tie;
lulia rni Ncr'icty Btfsinr.
md It trs ottss Articles .ns numerous 10 stn-
tfu, wligh w. guarantee g. h1 o.. IT the t.t
quality. Hnl 10 tire lpsps, taa,te, rripss. nnt {
h"i 80 .fistary - tho prrc.s ". Ne 4esir. t.sss
RETURNED j ut tar expense. ar
italuN, Tiils CO., asnphis.
Det'Abes Issi 1917. niI.tf.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-08

EsU We arc ua'r obligations 20 The
Hon \. Il. Brown Cor pullic Documents.
N%creercI thai our Representative, the lion.
/" q g. iamlr ha entirely forgotten u,
and having voted Tor him, We feel tha, wf
have sonnet right 10 complain Of hi. neglect.
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MEMPHIS MARKET.
NgMrnls MORNING prilrrlN OFFICE.

MEMPHIS MORNING BULLETIN OFFICE,
wrpNIspu MoRNiSG, March :. lS6O.
CoTTON.-with limited demand. LAOS bale.
changed hands Yesterday a, irregular and easier
PRICES. - follows; u bales =, 4 ccu,s-tli ut To-
40 NJ 6l-3 at - st qk-S nj pi-i61 at pl--
. at l0-.Ji at TO- Ito 1t II. and 5U1 on terms
not reported Ne nov quote rs follows:
nSsrHu CorrcS orur,rIoSs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-08

Asolii,r, fire, and water, soon make room
Cor Themselves.
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WI ara authnfitrl ~ lunlut. u IINl.
q. candidale ipt % -, iIn 81 lt. Of.a rl
~ Of Pamela County Election m uel.l na.
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WI arc authorized o. boo Hu. Nl'ti'l e..
NickLr o. candidate for TAN Ns,.s son q
Pamela County, ut The ensuing %elo''lon In october.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-07

give the guaranty arises direetlv 49,.
power and duty 10 construc. and o" us tie
canal and keep it in repair. and the 80" se tie
lect the tolls. The fulfllneu, Of su.s su' % CO..
~ would be but making "airanossn on s, sSass
OF the state as contemplated by the &C, ~ pes
sress Tor which the State Is entitled 10 \. eoe
States. 'ue eaiset
We have thus, We believe, yina;c.,.,.
right OF the State to issue the can.l 49, s
provided in the act of last winter. AID ,S..
lidity and binding force upon the S,.,. ~
the INSCRIPTIONS partissnt assaults Of ~ ne
master. He has had his fun in enSa.~ss.'Ss'
defeat the loan by giving his false and r;E.
opinion 10 his friend Corning. Of Alh.n~ "s
firing his paper bullets through the .l,v., ec
here, msllclously assailins the credi, Of ~ 81
State for mere party purposes. But
that no honest holder OF our canal h,,s' us
give any heed 10 his Trades. There i ~.
slightest occasion for alarm. The in,e,.., 1s
principal OF the bonds will be faithfully n,;s =.
the Republican party of the State. and IN -
men OF his own party, viii turn wish disrr., ~
indignation from the base suggestion ma. !.
the Detroit Postmaster that the bond. W..
repudia,ed and the honest holder. Chez
their money.
He has his amusement. And with =, =.
the most fatherly kindness towards Ha,I.,-.
Co., who owe the State $4,000 Of hi. ~
loan. he advises them that they are nor !. y
liable for the amount, aud that the STATE 60
enforce the mortgage or any OF the other A.
ties she holds for the payment of thu =.
Sound and rery candid counsellor FISHING =
retainer from those parties 10 dcJeaf. if po..s
the honest and legal claims OF the State y
We assure him that even they will scorn bob :,
suggestion and its author; and that should a
set up such ridiculous defense, al,bon,s
would he fun for Mr.. Walker, it would Be !,
thing but fun 10 them.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-07

The Aduertiser, in speaking of the late inter-
change of civilities between the legislatures of
Kentucky and Tennessee, and the Legislature of
Ohio, utters the following very truthful words;
1.-THE visit of the Governors and Legislatures OF
Kentucky and Tennessee to the capitol Of Ohio
upon the invitation Of the Legislature Of that
State, ia q practical Cnion-saving movement.
Such interchanges Of courtesies between the dit-
frent States as took place last week at Columbus,
will do more to cement the bands Of the Union
than all the meetings that could be got together
by traffckers in Union-saving, in a century.
The guests Of the Ohio Legislature will return 10
their respective States disabused of much Of the
prejudice they had entertained for the people OF
Ohio The cordial greeting they everywhere
received from citizens of all portions, and the
Republican Legislature, will satisfy them how
completely they have Inexperienced the senti'
ment and wronged the people Of one, at least, OF
the free States This will lead them 10 inquire
whether they have not done equal wrong 10
other free States What the result Of such in
curry would be, there Is no reason 10 dOuOt.
There is not a Northern State where even the
members Of the South Carolina or Mississippi
Legislature would not be received with the same
courtesy and the same cordial welcome that those
Of Kentucky and Tennessee have been in Ohio.
Much as the people of the free States differ from!
those of the South upon the subject of slavery,
and warmly as they condemn their ultra opin-
ions, Southern men whether amongst them in an
official or private capacity, will never receive any
other treatment from them than cvty and
kindness. They may proclaim the most radica!
opinions in favor Of slavery with perfect impu-
nifty. The more Southern people visit the North
the more evidence they will have of this DISPOSE
ton Of Northern people towards them, and the
sooner they will be forced to abandon their I'M
founded prejudces.'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-07

SALT AT GRAND RAPIDs.-Sat discoveries OF
great value and Importance have been discover
ed at Grand Rapids, of a strength, that should
the supply prove permanent, OF which there is
no reason to doubt, they will make Grand Rap
ids a second Syracuse, Salt Point and all.
Four quarts Of the salt water boiled down,
gives one quart OF salt. This is wonderful and
beats the world.
Aside from newspaper accounts, which we 30
not mean to dscrcdit, we have seen and con-
versed with more than one respectable man,
who has seen the thing done. Seeing is be-
ieving.
This new spring, lies on the west side of the
Grand River, between the Rail Road track, and
the upper bridge, and is worked by the Grand
Rapids Salt Company.
A large number of persons from all quarters
Of the State, are now visiting Grand Rapids,
drawn thither by curiosity, or hope of spec,
ulation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-07
Verdict on the Lawrence Ca,s.,r,,.,

Lawrence, Mass, Feb 4
The Jury of inquest on the Pemberto,s
calamity rendred their verdict last eyenin,
is quite lengthy, embracing a careful reyis,
the testimony. The jury found that. fror :.
the evidence adduced before them, ,hsy Al =
believe that the owners of said mill. NJ IN. g.
of demolition, ever had reason 10 iistrus, ~.
curiv. The jury further find that the f,. :.
ginsting after the fall of said mill was c.usss i
the accidental breaking of lantern in The l..s
of some person 10 them unknown. and az.
timo actively engaged in aiding. as.isus -,
rescuing the sufferers of the mil. Upcp n !,
which several findings, the jury determine a.,
say that the direct cause of the fall of N. -
was the weakness and insuiliciency Of the e,.
iron snoring; that the thickness Of the bro
walls, the manner of construction, and Il.
length OF span from one supper; 10 another \.
meath the floor timbers, were additional cana.
and added in the general demolition Of the buTT
ing that. 50 far actual defect in the cas-, H.,
pillars existed, tfe responsibility rests upon A,
bert Fuller. the former contractinr aeon, a.,
foreman of the Eagle Iron Foundry the, !,
West Boston; that upon Charles l.. Bicclov h
lag the architec, "a well as the supsrintend.
of the structure, rest all;ths responsibility srs
from an insufficient test Of said pillars. aud IN,
any and every direc. weakness from insecu,,
apparent in or about the general construction !,
said building; that the walls were laid unde, 1,
supervision that the timbers aud flooring v...
in every respect constructed aud located ~ 4,
originally designed; that the inner suppor,,
of cast.iron previous TO erection had hi. ANA
val, aud were 10y him adopted as in all psr,s :.
and secure; that such inspection as he rsou,,i
was given 10 the iron pillars: and that snv o,
of skill in designing any error in judgmsn, in =
proving or adopting, and any want of due q,
and caution in property testing the disers.
parts OF the structure, on his part appearing !,
that exten; rendered him responsible for the r..
iul catastrophe involving these twen,y.tuoh
man beings.
Signed by the Coroner, VIM. Il. Lamb. !.
tho jury.
The inquest was held in view of the .~sp,
two dead bodies taken from the ruins.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-07

IL is idle to talk of loyalty TO the Union. !. IL
conditions on which the Union was formed "a
exists, are disregarded-iB. Argus.
One Of the conditions on which the ling
was formed was that the majority eli ould ~
ern. But this condition" is renudared BIZ ID,
leaders of the Democratic party. They afr
their purpose 10 dissolve the Union If the msiy
ity shall elect a Republican President. II,
threat passes unrebuked by the Democratic pres
The Argus dare no; utter a word in condemn,
ton of it. But it approves il by its silence. a.
encourages it by s,utifying those who denounrt
it.
The Democratic party is the enly Disun,m
Party in existence. And their so-caed UniG
meetings are got up, not 20 save the Onion.
But to blind the eyes Of the people of the N~i
to the reasonable threats and purposes Of IL
men who rule the Democracy.
In but a single instance-and then agans, H.
wishes Of the manager. Of the mee,ins-hare ID.
open enemies of the Union been specifically q.
nounced. And when such letters as that wri,ie
by Millard Fillmore 20 the gathering At New Yort
are received, they slurred over in silence, O..
denounced by the Southern traitors for uhss
encouragement in treason these meetings are &C.
up. And simply because the Democratic par
would be smashed to atoms at the South # IL
"Doughfaces' who instigate these Union NEE
inss should even whisper rebuke agains, Sos!s
ern Disunionists. They hold the destiny NJ,
party IN their fists, and they would 'crush !, osi
at once II they were eensured for their treasonssk
utterances and purposes
These Union meetings" are got up, DO. u
save the Cnion," but To save the De,nocr.a
party. Here, the Union Is in no danger. but TIE
Democratic party 10. And these meetings are Il
st gated not 10 foster Union spirit a, the Nor
Tor that spirit is already universal outside q,
Democratic party,D but TO pretend to de ,rn,
disunion where it does not exist, and really to q
courage 1t where it unds-Ayany Etenisg
Joarnai
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-07

A DlscovEgY.-The Detroit Free Press ha:
discovered that Gov. Wisner is a stakeholder
in . certain Chicago Insurance Company. The
fact that the laws of Illinois make it necessary tc
publish the names Of all the stockholders in
such companies, rendered the researches OF the
Free Press comparatively easy. A Chicago in
vestment, made according to law, on April
2Sth, was all tia: was needful.
The fact was, that Gov. Wisner had a hard
debt in Chicago, for which he could get nothing
except a certificate OF one share Of stock in an
Insurance Company. This he took, and had i;
transferred on the books, and thereby became
stakeholder. 1t was called worth $50, but was
probably overrated
The Hazletons, or some of them, happened to
be in the same company, hence the Free Pres,
wise sheet-came to the conclusion that there
must be wickedness like the young doctor,
who knew his patient had eaten horse, because
he saw saddle and bride under the bed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-07

No, :, o-da- 70 debate or call back the House to
It's dignity. a voice - Dignity - Ha. ha!
ha,,D =,
NJ Stevens rose 70 move that when the
House adIourus i, be until Friday when he was
called 10 order from the Democratic side.
The Speaker stated the question orieS @
"csu the roll" The motion 10 adjourn III ri
dav was carried BY Is majority.
Mr.. Kellogg. of H.. wanted the r o. Den
cheney bill passed.
Adjourned.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-07

KILLED By AN ExPLosIoN.-A dispatch from
Brooklyn. dated Feb. Sd, states that Amos 4
Aoulton's wool and hat factory has blown up
and from ten to fifteen persons are buried in the
ruins
The killed Fare Eastman, the engineer; Jo-
seph AcCracken, the foreman John Warner,
and one not identified. John Farrell is badly
injured and not expected to recover. half 4
dozen persons who were in the front part of the
building we're slightly injured, and girl named
Harriet Cos'isan badly injured by the falling
omoers. Loss on property SIS, 1000; insured
for $4,000.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-07

SOUrH CAROLINA AND MARYLAND-It is q
wonder how South Carolina will receive the
news Of the congratulations by the Governor Of
Maryland to Gov. Pennington, upon his election
a. Speaker. The telegraph states that the Ma
ryland Legislature to-day received the resolu
tons of the South Carolina Legislature proposing
. disunion convention. The leading mon OF
both parties denounce them As propositions for
national treason. There was quite a strong vote
to lay them on the table without reading them,
and they would have been so disposed of but for
the plea Of respect due to sovereign State.
They were finally made the order Of the day for
Wednesday next The debate upon the resolu.
tons was Of the most exciting character, but
two members apoogiziug for the course Of the
South Carolina Legislature. Gov. Hicks letter
to the Governor of South Carolina tells him tina,
Maryland cannot see any reason for her, but in
jury, in the establishment on her border. Of a
foreign asylum for poor fugitive slaves.