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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18
w. HARDEE DANIEL,
(LAle Of The Arm Of George 0. Daniel 4 son,
Holly Springs hIs-l
Practical Matchmaker
.s.s-D yEW-ELER,
Permanently Located at ssrdis, Miss
Sign Of TIC MdmmoA WaicA,

- Would state 10 The citizens Of
~ Paaols esunty tha, be 10 pre-
~ .psrsd, In svsry particular, "a
sIecats 1T roFk 10 biz line In a nssl a~csars,s
and promp, manner. An espsfisncs 81 hnssn
yssrs ss hut-els. workman In The sdisssueai
q The ainsrsst and most complicated ssrsps.
nsnn ~bslsnsiss 70 tims-kssprs justly ne u
The assertion that | spprshsnd 30 rear u nil
log 70 give sntirs ssfisfsstion 70 I'll vho maj
fsscr ns With their patronage. Watches snd
Clocks THOROUGHLY REPAIRED and rkr'
rsassd n fun veil twelve mon,ka
nGrC~-h paid fsr Old Gold and Silver.
msye-3n
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

1t is mentioned as a curious fact
that since the term "carpet- Dagger
became prevalent in the South, the
ales Of v%alises and carpet-b bags by
DEALERS have greatly diminished, and
The change has been sensibly felt ia
the establishments where these capa-
eieus r~aceptaclcs are manufactured Al
he North.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

SAD AccrDEsr.-As a party Of
gsntlemen were hunting deer in the
bottom the other day, one of the
parity fred at a specimen Of the game
hey were in search Of, missed It, and
inflicted a serious wound in the breast
II bis brother, Mr.. Thomas Reeder,
Who was about one hundred and fifty
nrds Of, the deer being between
them. It is hoped the wound will
ns prove fatal.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

Jest psbIshs3 . nv sdiiid9 q D..
HoCaiverwefrs Csi<h<st<i kH.y e. The
rzairsi ssrs (riskcsi ns<icinsi q spsf-
~msisuks.. q s<ninsi wrstse. Isrpisstssy
s<mIs<i La<.<s f.pessn<Y. nsntzl ed Phfsl
cal Ias2e><ity, Inrsdlssss y hssrt>fs ss<i
slso. Cos>snpsian. Efi<p<y, ed Fit< fu1ncsi
hy s~lkln1steunee 81 s<fn.i sssfnvagssoA =
0Pries n . s-sisi ssvsiaps osIy . csata
fks esi<hnfsd asfkcs. IN tkia a1nixbis -
~, el>-riy 1ezcss>rafszL ffpn . tkiyty yssr'
ss<r<~fzl p~rs<tfcs, hat he si&rnisf sczs<-
1s<s<ss q pifebuss ny ~ .diesily euf<d
sitksst Ne S&aa>rp-s - n isfernnin<<<ise
- ~ spna9an n - krIn; pnf1f 80
ze5< q rsfs = - zfep1=. e<FlaIs - <z>r-
-. BY nenns - wkf<k evexy m1><<x - ST
~ ~ ~ es11Itiss ~ =. ~ ~ ninr
nnff eh>1piy. pfvs1RlY 81 .1tnI{
ss-vy yssth - M - = ~ Iss1.
1ssi us1>< - ! 3 f1sis sevelsps. =
= ~ - rnu - D. C11(rvore
-1.s!.ses.aE',,ss - 800
J55 hs~s<y. Wv Tea o ses -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

There are, or have been, several
,sses Of Yellow Fever In New Or
leans, although we see nothing of Il
Ia The journals Of that city.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

ELECTION REruRNs.-Full re-
turns from all the counties give a
majority Of 1919 votes against the
Constitution. We think when the
returns are corrected the majority
will be about 1000.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18
TESTIMONIALS.
Couo, Mss, April 10. |,

NVaRf - " @tEAAh ~ ~
W. @. BANKS, Ese.-Dsar Sir: This Is to GER
tify that ] have one Of your Patent Cotton
Presses, aud must say that Il IL the very press
that | have been wanting ever since have
been a planter, For simplicity and durability
II cannot be surpassed, and In my opinion Il
will supercede all other presses that have been
invented I cannot say too much In favor Of
your press, and would advise all planters need.
Ing a press to secure one Of your patent.
Very respectfully, N. n. sLEDGE.
Cono, MISS, April 10, 1868.
". O. BANKS, Eso-Dedr Sir; Your Patent
Cotton Press Is the best | have ever tried or
seen. | endorse Il In toto, Il being strong,
durable and complete 10 every particular.
Very respectfully, In. DAVIS.
Coso, Mss, January 7, 1867.
Mn. W. @. BAsKs-Dear Sir, The new Inn
proved Patent Press you recently put up for IA
has given entire satisfaction. We think IL the
only press we have ever seen Of the screw kind
put up on the proper principle. IL has every
convenience that We could wish for, and as
speedy as any other we have ever known be-
sides, Il works easier than any we have ever
seen In use. Two men can make a bale Of Eve
or SIX hundred pounds on Il without much ex.
ertion, and one mule will make q sir hundred
pound bale with ease. We are Of the impres.
sion that the screw will last a lifetime, und
pack all the cotton that win be required. We
have used Eve diifercn, kinds, and End this the
best Of any We have ever tried, and take pleas.
ure In recommending Il to the public, feeling
fully satisfied that any one who tries II will be
pleased. Youn truly,
THOMAS WILLIAMS,
mavie-3m HENRY WILLIAMS
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

Gov. B. G.. Humphreys and family
we're elected from The Executive
Mansion on Monday last;'bythe COM
mander Of the post, to make room for
NcDowell's military appointee. Let
the Radicals go on, If they think
there's no hell.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

TINS MfssIssirri DfAhnntA Con.
mAfa-The verdict NJ the south hes
been unanimously accorded In favor
N thIs great antagonist Of cholera,
cholera morbus, dIafrhea and dyson.
terry. II i harmless but effective for
all tbis class IL disease, and bas
never been known to fall Ye who
pine upon the brink Of the grave,
hasten 10 Try its marvellous power.
Mansfield n IIigbec, sole proprietors.
FoF sale BY J.H Yates, BatesvilleI
and r. 9. Mathews, Long Creek.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

See advertisement Of business LOT
IN sardis at public sale.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

=. cs.ssrsspszrs ssp riraoss-AIi eom.
...,r.tlsss must he handed in on Wednesday
..sslsr Of each week, and advertisements on
fsat,dsy morning. Failure 70 compIy With
a,. ,sls will sause puhiiestion 10 be deferred
ss,,i ne ensuing Issue of the paper.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

THh 6nIaH TAa@Ths isssf
n ~ ~ lspsalIaf ne
ebtiDa ~ kagiaN beeahs ! mate "
dlspess 4 certified sBp5 n ~ N haa
tssa bfsnfsd from Washington BY
the iBapeaf n c5mmsrss. I've law
feaas. III eolten FFowm IN the United
statss ahsf ihe ysaf 1897 shaIl be
exempt ffstH IalerhMI iAS and anton
imported ffem foreign COMMITTEES. On
and shsr November I, 1865, shaIi h.
exempt from duty.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18
N. j. ROssEL.,
GROCER, COTTON FACTOR,
AND
GensraI C0mmisst0n .utrehans,
No. $40 Front Row,
MemnLis Tenn

MeHphis, Tenn.
Thankful fof the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended 10 me by my friends, ! would re-
fer others 10 any one doing bushes heretofore
with my house. have always on hand family
and plantation supplies Also. ample facilities
for handling I'll cotton or other produce con-
signed 10 me. Charges q low ss regular mer-
chants of the city, and ~ low al legitimate
business will Justify.
&c. CrLBgRTsOf, we'll known In Mar
shall sad Dssoto counties, Mis-, Il always on
hand, and In connection with w.D. R0DhAs,
Of Marshall county. Mlsz, would be pleased %
meet and accommodate their old friends ~
we'll AZ others needing supplies. ss7s-sm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

FLIGHT OF THE BAG
GERs.-From all parts we are con-
tinually receiving intelligence Of
the exodus of scallawags and carpet
baggers. Speaking Of the departure
Of that lantern-jawed, slab-sided in
dividual who made himself so con-
spicuous in this neighborhood about
a month ago, the Grenada Sentinel
says:
The last two named (the Yazoo
Morgans) were accompanied to the
steamboat by about two hundred lit
tie boys, with Grape, and each carry
ing a carpet-bag in hand, bidding
scalawagism a hearty goodbye.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

Large quantities of fruit are daily
shipped to Memphis from this sec
t,on. Wheat is also shipped in the
same direction. Memphis commits
sion merchants who obtain this trade
find Il profitable.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

Moro OuTRAGE.-On last Satur-
day evening about sunset, as two
gentlemen named Darby, brothers,
were on their way home eight miles
Southwest of this place, they were
fred upon by four or FIVE Radical
negroes. Fortunately, their aim was
inaccurate, and no harm done. The
leader Of the gang Is a blacksmith in
the ueighborbood, from whom the
Darby family had withdrawn their
patronage because he voted the Rad
ical ticket. This incensed the iron
monger, and the above was the re-
suit. Our very efficient Sheriff has
thus far been unable 10 ascertain the
whereabouts of the guilty parties.
IL this is the game Radical negroes
intend to play, we warn them to de-
sist before they go any further, OF
some of them might get hurt.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

Col. Mayors, the talented editor Of
he Handsboro, Miss. Democrat, kill
d BENZ. II. 0rriu a personal affair
,isw days ago. Orr will be remem
tered by our readers as a scalawag Of
convention notoriety, and the same
allow who stole several hundred dol
an from a dead woman in New Or
sns. Sic semper tyrannisi After
or was killed, his son fred upon
ool Mayors, INJECTING q flesh wound
ahis lei arm.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

During the storm at this place, on
Monday afternoon, the lightning
splintered a large locust tree, within
twenty steps of a dwelling-house, and
not more than fifty yards from the
court-house.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

4 y Aat, IrAtpp Factor sad Ustnmls.
"a. s'9n Meftbs6t 70 reriljo street, New
W~A"'. a may; rs; nal ty
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

SO | sssopsd aHd fsvs her kiss insssad
A 1oosa4 she struggled her lip - FREE,
Then, with a sob, gave them up to me.
Over ny sosl sreps = holy calm,
And udF hasda were ssestiax palm 10
paAa,
Ana - bird that Asd found her nest,
uer a.ir hssA astsseed down on my
beeAA
And hasv, ~ ~ Asut Of ~ Asass
heasa, l-ta
IAsA Saieea ~ Aaslies wiAhsat word
Fer wksrstsss haAA Love = pssd e.
Will e - - ~ ~ ~ cheek
Fsea Laaiss sosisay.
h Uag q ~ 0salia.
Drew hesk ~ esalh sustniss, Kaa,
Whilse ws1sh ~ vasa yss'ss hssp-
L.. = 1. ......A u. !. .....,
Al visv ~ wAilse As's slssping.
He snila - slasps hh tisy haad,
A saakeA1 IL eens seeeaniae,
q 9 80
n WIS e'ssn'ae
Monarch d psasiy psvass ~
Ae1Dsp = ~ - essy,
AAisl1s1 fbsa AsssAA u sssssss rsseh
By casonius uoem sd rosy:
He slaoAsss sssadly IL his salk F
A wv,k - one &ecrspid, t...-
Thosqh kiag u Cssal, Lord 81 hall,
Al Enishs : "-ax that's sspid
A., issAy lgsass' iisppy Iotl
fetf wAaeAos uitaest NambeF.
To swsssly sisg beside hn cot
And hssA hia I'll ~ sla,sbas,
Whies hasds ia waisiag 70 sao0th 10
seal
lii pillsw whss IL rsaeisa
u ooech " russ lsavss fsssh asd svset,
Not ono Of which is crumpled'
WIN yoad.s daisly, dieYasd hasd--
alse sr1Aiag sa4 qsartsr--
- eese -. = - s : had
And, ney -. viii thess blue eyes
IL baby 1sso<s pespsss
Fer 10 ~ Hsas G. Coamoae riss,
Az ptsivs - c..sa the spcaker's'
WIZ t.ss fair brow Ger iiansard frown'
Coaasssd y. lore s1aai.sie
u VII Aees hpe ser seili the town
Fro. pulpit ritaaisesc
es.ss ssS = - ~. e..vh.
Pe!aePs N:ss osss vas Adcs Pap,
A. Bsa'ssvas - shaAs
TAossh roy, di.pIsd. planp, and
.sF ss.e1, T. ss'a sfs sif
Iasssn nsss;s, i. ss.s. - t ss"d:s'
n: -. =: :, , y. !. . :,:ss:' =
Aeset;os psysr vesIw-
r.: 800: = =: !. = 60. :! q: ~.
TesA -. - seaSss, = tsscy' hear
$50 ~ ss''dase rssssr,
afs - ~ 49, = ~ ~ f. ~ s assw aear
'TnMsn ~ ~. lev - !, lew
6DaeaIA ths gsay eks;sk sswsr,
TO eeesssseAs 4 b > lsss
ASs& , s19sASsO.S tse1
- =! - L. ~ sAsss
az .ssss.: ~ nv. SSss ~ ~ r.,
fSsesH eas~lv.s ~ esrse1 -
~ - I - ~ 8 - y, u /
nWAse1a14 ~ S1egktic1i ~
~ y , = ~: = - sAsso,
n :
A DuromnAr. C.AnAnrr.-A
US4ESsSx Z SsS xssssc:s n 1919. ],
. eiei.eo - ~ sr..4 ssl.t,s ~
1he.s1,.. e.assa ~ ~ 49, -
SU{ III ~ IA
- isAss,: -
MHe~ Ion, a.. "a. L.o, N.
.s,,....ts ss"' -
- - ~ yV2sbs 4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14
COTTON REGULATIONS.

-
r~prrr,w ~ ..u.,, $1,000.
y s-A1ss'No'
:,
tosssS9 sAs "etgAsng 0Ad Mark
ing Of Cbtape, III dsarnmont a.,f
C.u-A - N
y A"~' az" nc nc
1s0r1f Of toffos wsder Hiu Of
Ind;.o
~ VI
~
49, esstso
ccSoe ~ transportation, V MAy be
ssesssssd a. fcIIows
c'ess A. consisting OF al cotton upon
~"'cn tax - Pah eiass u, cotton rc'
moved irom u'stfict o. pr"d"c.'on to
smother district without payTsnt OF tax
.in.s . cotton removed from one point
% another IN the district Of production
before payment Of tax Cotton shoald
h;li. ~ ia1;rn =, '"eIs aes,sns,,1n' n
P esm"a s4.x..1. ..s......~1
.sso.,.. ~ - 1870 ~ = s.sp an
-. S;s..;ss .; vi" p'on"cat % eot.on 10
~;,h ~ m,,i.".."~. '" '"e ac'ouns Heps
4. " ..'.s," u go"s produced
rs:" y =,
,umhs, I'd .s,~.. ~ ~ ns,n "'., . 'ne
m 1870. ~" se's"' .. oa'es o' eo''on,
~ ." ~. 'i'". ~. ~ ,asn ploaosef
.,,n Js" - 1 nai "as' 'nei"ae n'so .ne
,rnn,,cx,n,; - "'' .s'sn. :" ."No"
,aan, ~ ~, "' ",",; l'''"" ",'''S ~
" "'s", " va, ssa'.ns IN s"ch ease he
IA .h.ii hS s sr's;,sY .p saD'u s"'p'nrn'
.,n..,'ar,.I ,ana',d ~ 'I ~, VI" i"a". ~
.I;u,.;p. -. ,,l,,. ,"S n"''s " we
as.n.ss ~ ~ ' ~ "s anu permit,
',.,''. ~ 49, ~ ~ o' ''"osou
~. a.r ~ a. ~ ",so ~'e',
y, r. "y' soe "''i uense.c'
so, ~. "" e.. 81 maI'"'ae'"f!ns
d;..t:..' N"'"P'''" :" '"e
TLs L.,
c.,,. f'"''' ""''""' ue"'s""'eu "fc ~
'"''" rrv.s
=.
- 8sseesTHou'sse 'iplssstsA
e&I -. .L.
oecooG p'sts'ct-.i.'chncnd, walters
ssa''on, brennan ohaPPe'i I'M, Alley
ton, Eagle Lake, East Bernard, Mata-
gorua, i.asacea, ind'ano'n, Hemps'e'di
80" 49,, ..e"
es-Sef"'n' !,ocAh"rt'
nastrop' austin, 'aidweIi. cameron,
Nafhn' ~
rourth t''ah !ct--Miil trees. Jeher-
son, Marsna" nc'nahy' Magnolia
.naer me Plov'so 70 section >, he
o~nct ., '"' co'ton may nave u weighed
sna marAeu "o1evsr IL may Dc IN the
u'str,ct Pro'"eu ne pays INC necessary
.ia'cnog cAPe"scs 81 'nc o'neers VINO 90
inc work. IL is presumed that these
expenses can DC feAai'y agreed upon ny
hc parties, pu' IN case OF disagreement
M apPea, may Do 'nkeh TO 'he 'oninis'
s,oner' IN no case, however must an
c"oe' "cc""o OF uc'ay 20 no inc Worh
because oil such disagreement.
"hen, cotton is wcished ~ sueh
places 'he services OF regularly aP'
pointed wagner may DC dispensed WIN,
provsyea tpe cneHn' ~ hefSlnpy'urc az,
iec'so, Pfe@sas 'or '''s psfnf".nfs oil
~";.h;ns I'D ,na.l in'' 49,. w. w., W.
49, a.se-";,t "r 49,. 49," w.. ' a"a;s
TINT Assessor who can rccs;ye no 70.
snd malc M eharyc s,csn sg a. no =" 40.
~ ,raysl;nc s,ncns.s 20 49, wy, ,,as.
,ynn,sd mi s,r.n, az ~ H., ~ $50 aa
H. sach m.,aIl;. ,aa MI, ha IA,
eol,.., rrom, 40 ownar ~ ~. -,
~ o..;.,.n, .saa y. e"T e'', AZ.
c.o l.. viii hand no ,"ana. - ~. AZ A.
-. ~. III, 80 4, " ''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

~ JONAS Z U0oLEeT0N,
NO1TON FACTORS an I Commission
Il, N'ss;ssaaN IN ~ =. f,ry;,y5 -


yyW1kAYAxD FANCY GOODS.
A B.GBlSwOLD 4 CO, old Gun Of Hyds
a. 1ooe q ~, 0tsbIishsd In New uslssae
20 ytats. MaudeAtturcrs, ana impotteru d
Watches Jswstty. siivsrwsn. U,stiesy, Cans,
Aud Pistols, Corner Canal 4 Royal SIS. lily
u r y-r~,s. -----s4.lt -.'.----.-- -
DfRuviaN bark nfTTERs. Celebrate.
j leble-A ceftata Preventative for Fever
aud ARsk-s,. L KpUHs 4 BRO. ~ Com.
mon Street Wholesale Agent. Manufactured
" Dr.. ~ fesl 4 Co.. Wholesale Drugpl.tu.
~ fhstfrs ssse~s ksw Orleans.
Ass ai'iys A.md ri
'DHRkfSs, swuNsoN, y go. No. tsCa.
ysssssivt. esssaE uaion NJ, New Oy1eans.
AWkheeN. pt;RkJSs. l. CO., 10. 10 H.syo,
Stteet, Ss~ iosk Gessrai Conm,.isa Msy.
ekash.
= n. sseosos. MY. Late Of As.us,
Texas. ....ss,.....,
W W. r.fkias aud y. l.. kesniou. Of Per.
Asns q TO- View Ofaeass. tal ~
4 y Aat !, lNAtpp Factor sad usmmis
"A. s'9n Msftbakt, % ref,lldo street New
os~A"'' So may; rs; nal ty
CONNECTION EIss
~ u. MILLER a CO., Pirs. prsu,sm
~. sierm candy AHulfacinsy, III xey I.ayee
MIA Wine IT, Hi ~ T'u'-' -
April ~. is67.--ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

=. - d.! n waAshss, 1s.als1 "
ssSsc,.i;. = :.ss s,s T. { s..
~ !aA 4sia2 AiissdsH y va>sA =.
pairink and JeDsgy wosk Nh f,7.
~ eAtLY, - naay yesss grn.
inekss 81 Chsrtrcs street. eGseV ~ ssr.
vices 70 every branch of0un and fIs1o
repairing a sAh bose. Apsil - cry
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

,n,,,. ,....,, -.
JUN Fsssl-tS + CO.,
(5SArsA IA Hstw I {peo)
MTroSFACftjf1s AID General
~ Commiss,sm Merchant No a.
egeNlpiAt vircs4<yisew Osieam.4 VIZ, : :
b J. TERRY. a gent, Jet.s,oo. TAI.
~, will make siiserai ndranSe{, in c,sh
~ sii consiso~sns u tho sbsys has,
viii give all parsies y permit 70 ship their
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

Tia clusds psstsd n show NE assa,
Al nine Of night 10 sks Aeast II Sses.
.Iusi - Isaysd ~ shs Ess1sa vail
To asswss lie esat3s Kate suA call.
Over her ksssheaA, whitsr eIaa wsx,
Over her treesss, fhisss aAaa nax,
Purcst and soicst the sssuhsaus ss'.,
A. though they lpved on such charms
10 dwell
Her cheek In her hasd had sought re-
As . lily vess oslAsd over . ross;
Her ssasisa ~ ~ Nsmb,>d seart
A. II swsss &ssshs sssps ~ DO. ~
Ard hss ~, brIeh, eyes, with tAsis
bss-hsll tinee,
Htd tAsnsslvss under tAsis pa,asn
ffia9s
10 she 'esas gsisss Tie .ossxssvn
a-s''sA.sy~~ssA.'sA.ss.
The sals Of ~ boss nsss 10 soA shss
Could 81 s.sAio. ny speech .rish.
Ny hroassd cheek bwYst, and ny heart
bea4 issd, ~
Ana vtsAsA ~ mssa back under Ne
closd
Never : word woah come into NY head,
SO sasoPsd aad ssvs her kiss insssad
A woasae she struggled her lip - free,
Then, with sob, gave them up to me.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-25
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METROPOLITAN BOARD OF EXCISE.

70 THE GovEasoR or THE srATr OF NV YoRx:-
sea o o. s Il es S q. ssr
md excluding the county of westcheser, respectfully
ina. the &C, constituting the Metropolitan Excise District
he retailing Of Intoxicating drinks was passed on the iash
d April iSSe and BY its took immediate effect.
sf sao.
tls @
mined Ss. The was and valid but iii
nuiiyng the law and securing the widest and fullest
mpuniy 70 the unlicensed and unrestricted traffic in insOx
excluding this ssturna. for which neither the EI
ss Sss oses o can od Of
ircm the organization Of the Board up TO the ss or
ina. where's: the amour. collected =. least tho
sIieh this sc has s1psrsea.d was ineonsdepass ss
collected and applied under
son.Ss closing with March, 1851 and hs. BEEN 80
p from c.nses sne sn sna interest," aS s es rs
.T n .c g GO 81 g W y %; a, Il o. D:ss%ssr
ban three per cent Of It's amount
se sufce undvered 10 other uses 70 pay on the en-
public debt Of the city Of New York within the next
s N. ,s vhsa saSSria are
i. % December 1857 reduction % sss dram snop:
selling to other and We ru.. better uses and diver
ram shops dGersni and ws would hope In the main,
,oI. benencent avocations.
e..d Il. 10 two si..s: When were for%sfy lss
sSesn ~ The .,er.ss oS each sscas d sa
. Sundays and the hours between midnight and
=. from liquor trade
oa,sps eeens where OWING 10 m. sssspes Of n
,rcs exceptional Of thing. has existed are
..s s.asy and ose.nssoa dsseS aSa Sc.
o en- 81 sn s
d 70 The h,eitus quiet and order evinc:d in our annual
oor 70 our s.yins. banks and ~ signal dmnution %
.do more but now make fewer on Sundays than on any
That during tho thirteen months in which We have no,
prohioed BY the courts from giving eject hi.
oa On so ~ the ys for
Ne use q Intoxicating drinks was ASIA while he Tues
than donSI. aggregate arrests on Tho eJIe.
That ,h. dlsp opor.cn Is wholly e.s. s.ps.
fSas' Nav to ni November 70. sssSs
ere e5 Of the arrests made on Sundays and but so
very srs. proportion Of the arrests now mad. on
suburbs sSsr PASSIONS sro ss' S ass
urn psy ana dsordsry a late hour and compel the
.ss i: shops OF or.a. and
vi
ed ana fsryas:; Dram :aop. and bee. :.looa a
III. al .ss eass:: sssl. S;..:ss sldaisss md
nee drnr ,hsm their or each esssYs privsse
rsssdon.d drunksrds ana ouscass being unable 10
Thss. facts bear their own comment Arrumen, would
lost on those whom thsy s,I 70 impress with the utility
o. SSs Ss aisf !. s :. re:
- pass s. sassS S.;sa =, Sss.
Is Trade should be ,ois.ssd su, REQUESTED aud
rs.lreon. which While hey provided for the
pose barrier. % psoa. eIsss. sns t.ss.. infsasoa
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ROAD OF LONG ISLAND

CouTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LoSa ISLAND
- Winter srsngsment1
Issvs James alp New York. AZ 81 NJ via Long island
Railroad 10 Jamaica, for Babylon ana all way stations
Frsnkln avenue Brooklyn, Al YES A ~, via BROOKLYN
tons, -
Railroad 10 jamaica for Babylon asd all war stations
Frsntln svssue, Brootys A. 200 r. NJ, via Brooklyn
lions 49,. :.
tons eosnseisG WITH Iaa Of Lsos Island Bsrsad arriv
ss,. sssyios :, H. for Jamaica and an nv M.
ions oas:sust via train Broo.lya Central RsIirosd
Leave Bssylon 81 n:W :. \, Tor Jamaica aad III wHy
stations scnsee,as vita v.In Long TsanA Ralroad, a
uvng II James alp ats Z, \,
Leave Sabylon q n;H \. for Jsusca and al way
stations Sscting With train Of Brooklyn Central RaL
road arriving Frauklia avenue Brookfyp al los r. n
and connecting also with he horse Of the Eass New
forty niSuts. WRITE, Superintendent sysr'
70 ske eject Novombers lsSz
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posT OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OTYTCE NOTICE.
The mails for Europe viii be despatched from this
ONCE cn wednssday d Thursday Td and Saturday Ash
inst closing At ~ o'clock, and ~ the stations o
lows citations A aud H. II ~, q. q and d. Has,
- '''''' -'s ''' jinEs KELLY, r, n.
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TRAyELLERx' GUIDE.

UIUDsoN RIVER AND HARLEM RAiLRoADS-
Trans FOR Albany and Troy connec,ine with Nortbern
aud Western rs ls.rs New fort ,ia Hudson Rvsr Rs
SIS O. " and III e. NJ, and VI. Harlem Railroad twenty.
nrth street and Fourth avenue at II A. N. aud AaS ~
days.
wM. H. yANDKRBfLT, Vice Pres,den,
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therefore tSs most desirable medium for advertisers
cAFETy SPEED AND COMFORT.
D Further Reduction In Passage Rates
favo1to steamers Of the Anchor Line sail
every with passengers for Liverpool Glasgow and
EUROPA Craig, sails IS
UNITED KINGDOM, Donaldson sails. .............Feel
From pier 10 North RIVER, atia O'Clock noon
Rates OF passage payabo in currency: - -
To Liverpool Glasgow and Derry-cabins. W. and $40.
'eSy seurso1 tcEs,s. good for u months, sioo
intermediate, So; steerage, 80 "a.
Prepaid certificates from these ports so
Passengers shipped TO and from Hamburg Rotterdam,
Antwerp, Havrs &c. at very low rates ..
For further ,nio.maon Sspply at the companys once
No. Bowling Grsen' Now HENDERSON BROTHERS.
To avoid imposition will please come direct 10
the oice, az this company does not employ runners
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT QUEENS.
- townThc lnmAn Line under contract with the United
States and British governments for CARRYING the maifs az
CITY OF BOSTON. SATURDAY, an -
ElkA lyia Halifax. MONDAY, jan =.
Cilg Cr rsn
CRY OF NEW YORK via Haiifaij.... Monday Feb 70
And each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday st
one r ~, from pier 70 AZ, North river
LIT. RATES OF PASSAGE
ny mo NAL ~ o Steamer sailing every sau ra.n
TO London is 70 ioaaon Is
Passage the Tuesday steamers-fst cabin 500 gold;
Rates OF passage from New Hahfax-cabln $40;
steerage, SO, payable In gold.
Passengers forwarded 10 Bayre. Hamburg bremen,
Steerare passage from Liverpool Queenstown SEQ
Tickets be bought here by persons sending for
,.o JOHN g. DALE, Agent
Philadelpha ONCE an Chestnut street. -