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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-25

Macmillan has just dispatched a
messenger to this country to arrange
for the thorough construction oftho
telegraph in all parts ofhis Empire.
The FIRST contrac. will cover some slx
thousand miles u wire, and the prob.
abilities sre that the Morse patent in
s,ramcnl will be brought into requisi'
ton. |..f.. .sH#t ~.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-25

The Georgia Convention repudia,,
ed the var deb. by . vote Of ono
hundred and thirty ihrtc 70 oue bun.
irt md sstartttn. T. ffN +, I
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
Resume Of Thursday, Testimony.

" l NiAhiIhs 1 HL4r inv VI IS e. i-lb
The following - continuation 0i The ,csti-
mony taken today 0l TIE assassination conspiracy
! trial.
a. Reeve. telegraph operator. residing 90 H-ootlgn.
! Long Island Identified Dispatch banded lin by
Booth at i.e -. Nichols i,ci. end sent 20 Lewis =.
Wcichnan GA ilc tI Of March. it simply rr4d
Iel joAl Co telegraph number aud street M once
The witncso ,lcn delivered 100 mcssngr % John sur.
II MS about .,id. Dom hc 30 ID ingLisiiiv.
witness boarded ~ Mr.. Surratts hpusc IL Wassiag.
ton alter the ga oi March coild 100, TX On, tire lie
asa hpot, John H..i7it Payne ant At,cf0it with
several Others ho hld ~ le,r qlng out returned
very much excited. he noticed that ~ them
were armed. SIR at said Dr. prospects we're Misfed
and wns iu IN cttrrUrr 70. iuinr.
witness alsO to,'hti That on he morning sfer the
as,a"-ira'ion A' ia"usit bis duy 20 'ufrldcr him
sell 10 ne Government, ar iOr'AHlh isai.tri IA the
discovery and arrest Of iio guiiy PERSONS he men
toned woman coming 10 Mrs Slriat', whom Inc
latter sold ~ai Mrs. Slater. French woman and
blockade INNER AMI not snfld o. consequence.
because she sad she could nyohe r protection u the
French Minister OF Consul
The Court herc took q recess.
Aiter fbcess y eicanin ol -. ls xIiaied s.iI i,
fp.d Cap' "ltis'h ~ ilp Was Drfaf lac4t r -iipi.
c.ous circumstances in connection With tnc ruornes
OF Mrs Sufrlt' and a. scd h.n ehli tAeY could mean
yhrtIcr they wee blockade. runii 40
lie also spoke - Gleason ~ Or, fa ,f,ii ,bo.f a.
tempist0d capture 90 the Pc don't Nv the rciri. and
Capt Gleason .colird tIe idea us Impossible, IA. bad
lehd ~ nc 9'p's wy sac - 'i.rhp vas kcy ohe
made witness said with refer 10 tae fac, of III.
having .nOwiede OF the presence ot Inc loc.ode run
ner Mo slater IA ihe house 10 .rs surrJit and NOT
giving he niOiDatiol to ths 60 eminent That be de-
baIed ic pom, WIN himself ipr spnr time and Thought
i,nally sac had been there ou ore night b, vo6i
say nothing about 1t.
Jtmos WALKER col'Ted, testified he VI, living ~
the Pennsylynnn House in Aril. Atlerodt oaue there
ON the lJfh " pril about clock Ina tbe nl,rl.n .,
LEFT between ana IN lie morning /
william tl'rle.cn Identified knf, n. the one |
picked up ucnr the cofnor OF and Nrth..fs an !
the morning AFTER Tie assassination by a cololci
woman.
Detective Mcl'hail ioe'hed that htlcroit said to /
Jim 40 bad !A.nE. 'he Ln.C snlg aDa Lat Il .Oal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
r--sE EOVB or NORTHEBY VIC.
svays
By FANNY KEIDLE.

ROW. not n drum. sound not clarion-note
Ofhaughty triumph TO the silent -Ey;
flushed be the shout 81 Joy in every throat,
And vailed The flash OF pride ia every eye.
Not with r. D.pv- l,rl anl high Ilosannas,
Greet we tho awful victory we have won,
But With our arms rsg, riod and lowered banners
We s.and-our work is done!
TN work is done, God, terrible and just,
Who lay'dstupon orr hearts and hand stms task
And kneelng, with our forehcads in the dust,
We venture Peccc 20 ASK,
Bleeding and writing underneath oursword,
PROSTATE our hro .hren lie. Thy fallen foe,
Struck down bv Thee. through aycnging Lord
By Thy dread hand laid low.
For our own guilt have we been doomed TO smiiC
These our own kindred Thy great laws defying,
These our own flesh ami blood, who now unite
H. one thing only with us--brayely dying.
Dying how bravcly. yet how bitterly!
Not for the better side, but for the worse,
Blindly and madly striving against Thee
For tho bad cause where Thou hast set Thycnrsc
At whose defeat We may not raise our voice,
Save in the deep Thanksgiving Of olr prayers,
"Lorl We have fought the !igh,p But to rejoice
Is ours no more than theirs.
Call back Thy dreadful ministers Of wrath
Who have lei on our hosts 20 this great day;
Let our feet halt row in the avengers path,
And bid our weapons stay.
Upon orr land, Freedoms inheritance,
Turn Thou ONCE more the sp!cndOr of Thy face,
Where nations serving Thee to light advance,
Give u again our place.
Not our bewilderine past prosperity,
Not all thy former il-rcqaited grace
Bnt this one boon-On, grant H. still 10 be
The home OF Hope 70 the whole human race.
.piil IS, 1858. [The lLondonj Spectator.
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found ut AtserodtS room he'd N II . psss~ Wn3 -
loneed 70 Harold .U
Lieut. w. r. Keen testified he saw the prisoner At
serodt at the Pennsyania House, Atserodt In the
room, said 10 him. Have yon heard Of the assassi-
ton OF tue Presidentr lie said YES. 1t VA an
awful thing," awoke about seven in the mo ming; he
prisoner hoye Knife in the bed with aim. bo vent out
and when be returned said, ",,,entenant, have you
seen my knifer told him ycs had IL, he said 1T
one fails have the other :"
Rev. Mr. Ryder OF chicago, testified: visited Rich.
mond In the E,onth Of April remaining from the 18th
to the Xsf. and picked up the State House,
letter signed w. j. Oldham February H. led, " Pres
dent Davis In which he calls the attention OF the
President 10 the fact that certain difficulties In plan
presented TO destroy the enemys vessels cities etctO
create terror at the North. had been overcome. The
preparation is alluded to having been compounded
BY PofcssOr McCulloch To whom and other person
only the composition known. aud the writer states
that its every vessel leaving foreign ports for
the United Stetes, any transport, gunb0at, etc.
may 30 destroyed, and this too by agents and with
but little fear Of danger Tho writer asks JEFF 10 con.
fer with Gen. Harris the subject On this Is In
dorsed, The Secretary Of State at his convenience
will Gen. Harris and learn what plan be has for
overcoming the difficulties heretofore experienced.
Signed J. d. February II, 1868"
Messrs John Potts and Nathan Rice OF the War De
partment testified that TO the best Of their knowledge
the Endorsement In the handwriting OF Jefferson
Davis. ..r.
Other witnesses were examined.
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Gov. Brown Passes through 1ndinnnpoiis-
The Kentucky Lrgisinfure-ThcG uer-
riiIas Committing Great Expectations
in Eust Tcnn,a.ee-Jen. Davis aud his
Followers.
CNcryy,u. Thursday. Nav i, IL

tNCINN,u. Thursday, May J., lroo.
Tie Ga:ene has special dispatch which says:
Coz Brown IF Georgia. passed through Indianapolis
last night cu route 20 Washington.
Both houses Of the Kentucky Legislature convened
yesterday The house adopted . rcsolution directing
the committee the condition of slavery 20 revise the
slave colc..-A committee was appointed 70 prepare
resolutions in relation 10 The assassination Of President
Lincoln.
Dl.p1tclcs say that the Rebel leaders. Gatcwo0i
and Champ Ferguson. nie committing great dcprcdG-
tIpn7 the drlensclcs- people 81 East Tennessee.
Large numbers Of the paf0cd prisoners Of Lees and
IOfu.tous armies are also travelling through the
county Iolhing and p.gntsring the people generally.
TN the Hfh insf. JEFF Davis, AFTER dividing some specie
among i. STAT and personal escort. informed those
IA Linz they nut look ort Tor their own personal
safety. aui then taking few 'rgsy followers With him,
including Benjamin ard Breckinrdge. Was attempting
TO reach ihc coast when Ae WIS arrested.
Basil Dixie lli several Of biz held officers have sur
rendered 90 oar forces 1t Augusta.
JcE Davis was expected 10 reach Nashville Inst
nigit.
Twenty four hundred Rebel prisoner, n Camp Chase
Ohio have ii,,l ths oath %. silaco and been dis.
charged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
NEW.JERsEY ITEMS.

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED BOUNTY JUMPER
young man named Francis Tuley well known in
Jersey City. was arrested yesterday afternoon. by
officer L. l.. McWiIliams Of the Jersey City Police.
charged with having been a ,bounty jumper. II is
stated that under assumed names. the accused has
jumped the bounty three or four times. Iheipr5oncr
sent o Newark and placed in custody OF the Pro.
vosi Marshal.
EMBEzzLEMENr.-A gentcel-appearng young
torigy afternoon by Officer McNamary Of the Jersc
City Police. warrant charging her with having. at
various times stoel money and goods from Mrs. Mary
Clements, "A miner doing business IN NeWark.aye..
by whom the accused was employed Mary made "A
partial confession. Sne was held FOR examination.
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Latest Shin News.

Bark Harriet Hu,chings. Swansea - days coal Abraham
Bel Son.
Bris Miueola. Wright Cow Bay. coal to master.
schr. Comet (Br), Llus. HALIFAX, days oats, 5. Wit.
more.
soop w. H. Bowen Jackson Newburg cos-for Fall River
Soop America Reynolds, Newburg coal-for Providence
Sloop Josephine -, Newbur, coal-for Fall River.
sOop Speaker, iiot, Newblls eoa-ioI Norwich
SAILED.
MAY l8.-Steamer City Of Port Prince.
BsrSs--lnternational, Bolivia Haeit Valnsham.
Brss-Hope. Ceres Augusta.
STANDARDIZATION Flint Siam Mary Price Mary Ann, Do
Grer Ocean Bird Grace Darling Chief Caroline knight Boa
Brown. James English.
SPOKEN
Bark Avon from Glasgow for NewYork-23d ult. LAT ~.
lon. "a 90
Brig Pandora, bound W-2oth ult lat. 40 lon. IS 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

The POLYTECHNIC CLUB Of the American
Institute held regular meeting last evening Professor
Tman in the chair with full attendance OF members.
The regular subject for discussion Rock Tunneilns
was opened by the reading of very interesting paper on
Lindsey q Peterson's tannelng machine. by MT. Ii.
L. Stuart which was stated to be much more perfect
and efficient than any thing OF tie kind heretofore con-
structed. The discussion conducted by MessTs
Fisher Goryey Steve1s Tilman and Others, IN WHICH
much interesting information in relation to the subject
was elected These meetings are held every Thursday
evening at the Cooper Institute Building, and a'e Tree
TO all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

TR0TTISG ON THE UNION COURSE, l.. Lon
Thurday trot for purse and stake OF $685. mile heats
best three in five, TO wagons, came off on TIE Union
Course l.. !. There five entries, but only three
started, viz: Isaac W0odruf's &. ID. Lady Marshall;
Hiram Woodruf's $. 6. Dictator and Egbert Denniss
G. g. Gray Harry. The absentees were Ralph Ogless
g. z. GIBBS and Dan Pliers br Zenobia. Dictator,
who although driven by Hiram Woodruff, is owned oy
Mr. X. futile of WILLIAMSBURG won the race in three
straight heats in 2:49-247-2:l2i. Lady Marshall be-
ing second in each heat The winner was the favorte
at the start the odds Of sOO to go being freely offered
ON his winning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

DROWNED. Coroner lla lcwool Of staten
Ialsud yesterday .ed an inquest ou boy ionnd don't
i1- OF Manners h1rbpr. hc wa, apparently about 10
or ~ ycna oil ui iair COMP sXOn has scar on the
iof tIee eld on DO ligAt Side II b, forehead. was
liiircd m bnci plnt. lu, icket with military buttons
upJn ~ Two muslin shirts, au elastic nee tie one old
boot O 40 ioe Ang ono sl8Delrr. has dark hair cut
very ahot'. ic has The nppelalc, Of BEING from oght
10 ton du.a ia lie safer.
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Hotel Personuh

ExMayor Bgelow, Boston; the Hon. T..
Freeman. Springfield. Mass; ale Hon. G. A. Grow,
pennsyyanaj Amasa j. Parker Albany; the Hon. j.
Brisbane Pennsylvania and Mrs. John Tyler. va are
NJ the 81. cloas Hotel.
Wm. Aay, Chicago; A. ". Mebafy, Philadel-
pAia; ]. u. Spooner. China; Judge +. ID. Hughes.
Hartford, Conn, and Clinton T. Paige Binghampton,
are at the Metropolitan Hotel
Henri Roger, Paris, is at tho Hoffman House.
NJ. POtestus, France; j. ". ReIshaw, Norfolk Va,
ana George West, NegOr.eans, are ct the New-YoEk
Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

PEARS FOR MAssACHUSErTs.-The Massachu-
scts Agricultural Club have unanimously agreed upon
the following the twelve best varieties Of pears
taking all things into consideration. As quality thrift
OF the tree value Of market etc. viz: First SIX
tho Bartlett. Louise Bonne de Jersey. Urbanste.
Beurre de An0n Sheldon and Seckel; second six. the
Onandago Swans Orange. Merriam, Doyenne Bous-
sock. Vicar of WINFIELD, Paradise d. Automne and
Fulton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
1io,ciocnt- Of Gov. Brown aud .scG.
Dnyis-'irs. Lincoln going to sIiinoi.
Ola Friday.

HARfisBl 20. Thur day May = .65
GOV. Brown ol GrOrgin passed through this
city i.'s morning en- r0Itc Tor " shingtOn.
II t. reported that Jcl Dlyl. win pass through
IN a ii.,e destination.
Tue cfinp for mastering lut s troops ~ DE c,niral
section pfii, 1ti,e Wii he D'it.d Ia York Cumber
land Counties
Ma Lincoln nd fHrv IRE expected a. pl.s through
here 0n SPECIAL ,'ain o, uIfr,w iog their new home
Ia I4. 81,
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AiicmPrd burglar, One OF the BargInr.
Killed.

EfADiSG. pl.. Thursday, Nav H. is,s
Three bmgiais broke into The dwelling. of
f,lto Caaier ) farmer IA Ixrfcr ToAnshin. Berk.
tpgntr. Ir.t o.. yDt Airr severe struggle Gc,ise
MlN1s. ispuula nt (aussr stabbed Oi q OF he mr..
iy Mo Hgs found dead near che .ouse tin, morning
1lc ulT sll.cd Aa, boon identified as Peter Schiller
desperate character 81 Il iiinr aome women who
were ~ tlr hoase were severely beaten with cl1bs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
HRGIHEYN ITEMS.

TIE DRAFT IN BROOKLYN,-The Provost
Marshals Of Brooklyn are Winding up their accounts
In the Second District the total number drawn at the
ast drat was 70i Of which two were drafted and put
into service 263 furnished substitutes ID. were aiens,
209 were Ill charged for physical disability, ~ were
over age. and , under 20 ycnis Oh age, &c. me sur
econ DR. Fiskc who had charge OF the Third District
Provost Marsba.s Once reports that he has examined
= 10 men, Subsi tutcs and recruits rejected or un.
suableness Of age, f92; accepted, 4lEi drafted ana
enrolled men not exempted :, 1913; whole number ex'
amined, 1872 (llis total includes all the draits)
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capture ~ lf,izr~.

W,Hu:.r,s. Thnielhv May IT, ls65
tn" Navy - par'm'nt has received inlorma.
ton vi tie ctpmfc On tlr nah inst. Of the Rebel sloop
Florida with cirs" D. tlou aud TIE Rebel soop
Auni. =, y fff.D pf liI.' cotton ~ cry,ial River
Iiogin IS thc e. > schooner .cs Bird tender TO tine
O. :. steamer Hibiscus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

ANNA L. DIcEWsoN's Lecture on "Oar Mar
tyrcd President" will be delivered in the Rev. H. W
Beecher's Church, in Brooklyn, this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

FIREs.-Ahout o'clock yesterday morning a
fire wa, discovered in the basement Of No. lC6 Pros.
peot.st.. occupied by J- William Thompson. who had
vacated the premises and gone 20 the country. The
police cXtinguished the haines Damage triling. An
arm was caused In the Seventh District about
o'clock yesterday morning, caused by an explosion IN
chemical factory situated on Dehalb near Bedford
ayes. No los OF rnv account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Mr. John
C. Perry member Of tie last State Legislature, from
the Fifth District ,rookyn) has been appointed assist
ant District Attorney for the t. 3 Court. Eastern Dis
trct Of New calendar OF canses is ordered to
be made for the frs, Wednesday in june. at which time
the Court will be prepared 10 proceed with the trials OF
snch as shall be in readiness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

KIRBY SMITH ASD MAXMuIAY-A dispatch
10 lhe Erea.sg fo,t stlio That in is known in Wash
nston thet hFhy smith aud liaXuilian have recently
h"an in negotiation nri DIET j. rot expected tlat tio
l!IlG.f VAL su.Ie.aeI n.IloLl IyOIe lslla..
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NHEROkEE MEDICINES.
~ GHERnKEE Pills EEMaI

SUGAR COATED.-rhs only certain and unfllins female
regulator known. One box ST. Six boxes IS free OF post
age We desire send pamphlet free Of postage every
lady in the and.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

sum Of money equal 10 the value Of the lands wihOu,
ilnproyemcn.s.
Judgment below affirmed unanimously
JOEL TIFFANY, State Reporter,
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CHEROKEE REMEDY and CHEROKEE INJECTION
remove oil discharges in male female and Cures
RECENT CASES IN FROM ONE To THREE DAYS.
Price three bottles or S. Sch, by express TO any address,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

BuRGLARy.-The dry goods store OF J.
Wcchsler 4 Co.. 40. Prs Fultoust, was feoniously
entered yesterday morning and robbed OF silks valued
at sos. The bhrglars escaped with the property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

COUETERFEIT observation-disclosures -
Grecnbacks were circulated last evening in the Ninth
Ward Information given TO all tho Police Station
Houses and the 18th Precinct police arrested two men
answering the description sent by the iytA Precinct
The accused were held FOR examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

CHEROKEE CURE, an uuillias cure for Los. OF Mem
ory Universal Las.,uir Pains in the Back Dinre.s Of
Vision WoyA Nerves. remb ing Wakeiuness and al d..
caused by departing fom tbs path Of indul
ns youthful oes. Price, three bottle. for So Sent b,
Express to any adiess.
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BROOKLYN CITY CopRr.-Friday, May l9-No:
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On. WRIGHTS RfJUNENArrNG ELIXIR OR 20
sENcE OF LIFE restore. TO full vigor and manly powes
those debiaied and out through disease or excess.
Price three bottles for So Sent by Expres. any address,
, 1865-12-13

Adjournment Of Grand Jury-Flrc In
aSeh0ol 1louse-An Exciting Occas1ou
Navigation on the Rfvcr4-Lecisfa.
tive Matters.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.J
ST. LoC1s, Dec. 1a.
The Grand jury Of Lafayette county adjourned
on Saturday week, md made no indictment oi
prcachetu ox teachers. 1t stood eleven fos 3nalct
Ing Them and ve against it, and one of tho eleven
getting tendssooted, drew out leaving ten for md
SIX Reainst It.
An exciting fre took p1sco hcre this morning at
the boys snd girls' High School building. The dre
In this building eausht from the fues in The hase.
nnent and burned ont the joitts In the floor tmmc-
dlately sbore, Gseat alarm was oecasioned among
the students, but a. the building Il provided WITH
nnneroua eHts no accident occurred by
the tlsh Of children down the stairs. The t,e wns
only exttngutkhed by The most strenuous endeayogs
with double aoor aud ce|led beneath. which gs7e
TO the tamcs j draff fully equal to that OF well
constructed chimney. The dauage 10 the school
building IL estimated 1t <t,000-
The St. Jofeph HTatd, Of Saturday. reporte the
natural bridges across the Big Muddy. Eavtga-
:1on On the Missouri may now be considered vlr-
tuaily c1oeed. and the only steamer above is the
c1nserse. % which w winter at nrownsyllle.
several days, 1nd navigation Is about over. Large
Quantities OF Ice, 1t Is reported, afc coming down
over the raplds, md without a change to warm
weather ihe E1ycr will soon be put In state ot ei
The I'nos ! also lell Of ice, and uavisatlen for
The registration bill passed the Senate yesterday,
with only few nnimportaut amendments.
ST: Louis Circuit Court, which Involves new con-
etiluti0u.
, 1865-12-13

Propo.als for the Purchase iof STATE
Rond*-Payments for War Purpo*e4-
Swamp Land Bale4-Supreme Court
Arrival Of the I'd CAvalFy-yVeather.
ISpecial Detpateh to the Chicago Tt5bune.1
MADISON. Wis, Dec. II.
Ihe Commissioners Of School ind University
Lands have Issued notice TO holders Of Wlscon.
tin bonds. announcing TINT sealed proposals vii
be received until the 21et day Of December inst, at
twelve o'clock At noon. to sell to them for the ben-
eht Of The sEust unds under their supervision, any
bonds Issued By the Stats OF Wisconsin, parable
January ut, 1857, and dated January 1ss, 1861 not
ssr-<dinE s1e5 0o0- The interest will be included
tn the bid.
The SIN Of s5GG, ,658.1s has been patd at the
treasury OF the State fcf war purposes since 1861.
inns an cunt does not include what has been p1sd
b. counties oE lowns.
Some two hundred thousand acres Of sxamn
lands were put on the market to-daT by thc school
Land Commissioners. Only about four hundrnd
acres were disposed Of is bidders we.p ecarce.
The remainder Is now subject to pz.rate entry It
$lS per acfe: md comprises some or the best p1no
laDds In this State
1hc winter term OF the Supreme Court com
mtnce4 Tomorrow. twenty-five suits have boon
commenced By Atty Gen smith, tor the nurpose
q faeasine the charters Of various banks IN this
Stase.
The ID cavalry arrived here from Texas vester.
day. Tor tnsl muster out and payment,
1ht weather II extremely cold to-dsY, being a
marked change s1nce yesterday.