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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-02-08
TRUSTEES SALE OF A STORE
HOUSE IN BATESVILLE.

By virtue Of q deed Of trust, executed the
Goth Of May, 1857, aud on record in deed hook
T, in the Probate Clerks Office Of Pamela
county, Miss, made by J. A. Hodges and l.. Z.
Moore TO secure certain Indebtedness 10 T. r.
Green 4 Co, ! will, as surviving trustee, on
Monday, the 10th day Of February. 1853, at
the court-housc door IN the town OF Pauola,
within the hours prescribed by law, offer for
snle to the highest bidder, for cash, the Store
House ana fixtures lately removed from of the
cast half Of lot four ~ block ilt,) in the
town Of Pamela, aud situated in the Town Of
Batcsyille, between the store-house owned by
u. 3. Alternately and that Of James A. Rel,
now being erected, fronting the railroad. Said
store-house will be sold subject to A mortgage
Of the house and lot "a Il stood In the town Of
Pamela in favor Of ~Josephus Garter, administn-
tor, for the sum Of five hundred dollars. on
which there has been a payment Of about Two
hundred dollars, and the vendors lien Of Jas.
A. Bell for the lot on which said building now
stands. l.. P. COOPER,
iat-6t Surviving Trustee.
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\ NEGRo's OPINION or THE
Loyal LEACrE.-A few night. ago,
states AN exchange, in passing 4
church where freedmen love to con-
gregte, we overheard a conversation
which amused u,, and may not be
uninteresting to our readers. Sam
and Joe were costly seated on the
stcp,, when sam remarked:
Joe, why don't YOU 90 to de
League nov like you used to do?"
Says Joe ode fact is, | don't like
de white trash dat belongs to it.
You see, dat is 'sciety any body can
jine, white or colored, and de white
folks dat is jined are berry small
Eaters, few in hill, rotten in de
middle, pithy ut both ends, and
mighty strong at dat, and don't
want to have ncthin' to do wild en-"
Sans hearty response was, "dat's
de blessed troof."
That's just the way with the league
here, and i, the reason why many of
tue quality niegcrs" are withdraw
ing. Tie association With such
white trash a. belongs To it here is
not considered an honor by them, and
ii is not surprising.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of a writ Of venditioni tSponas 10
me directed nom the County Court Of Panpli
county. Miss. at the July term, ls6I. In favor
Il James l.. Fletcher ". A. 2. Canister. I will.
on Monday the ID day Of March. 1868, at the
court-house door In the town Of Pamela, within
lawful hours. offer Tor sale 10 the highest bidder,
Tor cash. the following property, to-wit: A GER
tain dwelling house u said Cansler, situated
on or near the Miss. A Tenn. Railroad. In the
Town Of Long Greek, in said county, and a Ger.
tain lot OF block NJ ground upon which said
house Is situated, said 10, known - the A. p.
Cansler lot, or block. the same being ON section
I. tow sip TO- range !, west, In said county
%roniaiti Z about two acres lying aud being In
Pamela county, Miss, levied on as the property
II said Cansler, 10 satisfy said 'endiiioni en-
ponaS and costs Of suit.
r. n JONES, Sheriff.
BY A. D. DreaER. d. $. ies-3t
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of 4 writ Of yenditioni c1ponas 10
me directed from the Circuit Court Of Panoln
aouuty State Of Mississippi. at the MAY term.
1857, in favor OF Ludy Cauihen. administrator
vs. George W Lane. et al, ! will. on Monday
the "a d,y Of March. 1868. A. the court-hou.c
loor IN the town Of Pamela, in said county
within lawful hours offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash. the following lands. to-wii.
The east half Of the northeast quarter Of sec
iiun 6. township .. ringc ), west, lying and
being in said county OF Pamela, levied on a.
the property Of sid Lane, 10 satisfy said ven.
iiiioni cNponm and costs.
ts.1t r. y. JONES Sheriff.
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siot.an thaf nl.l er m l
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time dble IL mIft " enfils ihe
night at,enpefs sa omss ihs
Radical prum ~ that bsly "a inv
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thry wrr ey.f paid b,f.e W. rive
the riet ~ their performance in
opl,r That upf rsl.t mBy hi.s nms
lab pl rhn this one bofsa ofgsf
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Tho ,.unh orgin NJ Jl.lao ld'
ll.-lf ~ De- fIloas m rt,anl i%aiaAaI
tt Hrff
"fhefo hrug but fv Iuta nra
lursfs now Published iu MI. State
lul the knowledge a the fti ihni
true IoYnl sentiments can he dsa0m
mated in no way .o eIr 'uIl|l o., by
70 lively and tpIl supported press vD
arc rratifr1 that Il bic attracted 'hr
attention If the Convention
We suppose the hnoi Iirk IF m un-
constitutional convention, aud the
u]nprinciplei sucker II official pap
e. "ertjfclr' II he SAYS there are
ln, more tlan 7uHrr di.loyal paper.
IN dc State, W. pronounce him an
unscrupulou, Tar. The three traitor
,u- ro.c.rag. We alludc 10, are pub
respectively at Jark,on, Me
and Nick,bufg, under the IN
patronage Of the polerat con
tcntion. The truth IL, Jim Dugan
md Josh Smith have been irving to
ape the Goodies. of Liberty in Mis-
i,-ippi for nearly a year, and thcy
NOR ~ If they publish loyal pa
,ers, then ours is pIsLOyAt, and we
ire proud Of the existing difference.
We : sworn to support the Consti-
and we intend 10 do Il! radi-
alism and disloyal sheets to the con
Notwithstanding.
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sHRRIFR'S SALE.

ny virtue Of avitof execution n me direct.
ipm the CircHi, Court Of Pamela county
Nis Al The November terra. isgo, in favor q
v atssn a Gran Vs. X. v. Dickens will on
soaasy ,he "A day n Nsrrh. 1864. 81 N,
,naIthosss Aer, 10 The town of Paaola, ~ithir
sstal hours, oier for sale 10 the highes, bidder
.ssh. he allowing property. to-viti tn,
ast ei section T., aud southeast quartet
49, " In towaship .. range I. lying
,hs - n Pamela eoanty, Mis-. levied on A
~aytiy y aid 0. v Dickens. 10 sa,lsf,
sussa and al sp.s..
" n. D JONES Sheriff.
VIVA nS. Ha-N
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Pursuant to = deed Of trust executed to me
p, Dr. juniu. Davidson, bearing date Decem-
Der ls, i 70, 10 secure Mary ] Chahin aud
Others In The payment Of two certain notes
therein described, which deed Of trust Is re-
corded IN Probate Clerks Office Of Pamela
county, State Of MiSigippi, book u, pages 2s3
and 2si Of record vi deeds therein, / viii, on
Monday February 10, 1863, 10 front Of the
door Of the courthouse Of said county, between
the hours Of " 0 clock VI. aud I o'clock p. ~,
proceed and sell At public auction 10 the
highest bidder for cash, the west halt Of Sec
ton OF land number thirty-four (3I,l in town.
ship nine 90 Of range eight Cs,) with the
tcnements, heriditaments, aud appnrtenanceS.
To pay Of and satisfy the notes aforesaid, and
the cost Of executing the trust deed aforesaid.
The title is supposed perfect, but | will only
sell and convey rs Trustee.
JOHN T.. W00TTRN,
ja4-Gt Trustee.
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OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for year from
Nervuu. Debility, Premature decay. and al The
effects Of ~youihfl indiscytion, will, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send nee 20 all
who need IL the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy BY which he was
cured. sufferers Wishing TO prof, by the sd-
yetii,er experience. can do 80 by addressing,
In perfect confidence. JOHN o. OGDEN,
mayii.iy a. Cedar street, New York.
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SnERlEEs SIZE

q, tHns 81 a pu,uf r.ndtiuni stp0nis o.
n directed hm ll. Count, Court 1T rtuola
uHiy state OF Ns. " he Dol, term 1907.
0 st.r ~ jaime, T. Fletcher " Alexander
DAY til goo Nuni,y ihe 20 boy of March.
ists Fl Tho rnnfthuu-r door IN me town IT
Pamela, To- .Iii county, within lawful hUtrs.
o1sf for nIe 20 NE highest bidder fur rn.h. ~,
tllos las property to-wit The Gin-house and
Dwelling house., situated 100 the southwest
quarter d section go township T. range Z.
Nest. 10 said oouhty Of Panels, together with
said quarter section Of Lnul levied on A. the
rnrerly N Nrnsrief Hay 40 atisE said
rtnIlliunl rIponas and cost Of fuit
,-.li r. r. JONES Sheriff.
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VIEW Adv GRTISENElTS
DISSOLUTION.

By mutual consent the copaHnst.hip here.
ioiute existing under the name and STYLE Of
spain 4 high,owet is this day dissolved. The
BOOKS Notes ard account will he found in the
hands 81 }. .. llightov,r 81. at Id, Office Of
Nc~r : ". Butler A Co. SariiS Nis. who
Is only authorized to .ign In liquidation.
y O. SPAIN,
I'D HlGrTOWER.
y. n-rsrties indebted IN Inc above arm
are requested TO settle Al ouye, to avoid litiEa-
uuu. ~ The business srsr ie closed wi,hnu,
dsisf j D HlGfirOwE R.
Sarlis Miss. fsh. l., 1855. a.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-02-08
N Marriage Guide.

YounEs Great Physiological work, Of evsry
one BIZ. own doctor-beii & a private Instructor
hr married persons or tkos, shca, 10 marry.
10th male aud female. In everything concern.
ina The phydclofy and relations Of our sexual
:, asm. and the production or prevention Of
SasptinF, including all The ne. discoveries
never hssote given IN the English language, By
WI. Yorsa. N. b This u really . sslaahls
md interesting work. u is written In plain
snvu.es fcs he e~enefsl reader. ard V Illus
,raisd With upwards ef oas hundred engras-
iars. All young married people o. thoss COO
terminating nsrriar@ aaa having the le-st In
nedimsnt 10 married lus, should read tbs
hood II Disclose secrets that every one shoala
Ne scauaia,ed ~th SIN u y . hsh ths'
mus, hs locksd MP and 20, I've ahsat the henss.
II viii be ent 70 any enc on the receipt Of
rias Csass Aaarea o.. W. ysrse. Ne. tls
spruce ssr,e., above Fourth. Philadelphia
asfa.fv
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FOR SALE.

Intending 10 remove to Tennessee, offer
for sale the place upon which live, In Eureka,
uis, containing I've acrss u land. about one
acre in garden and orchard, selected fruit trces
from the Shelby Nursery. The remainder Of
the tract !. in woods. With oak grove in front
of the dwelling. The improvements arr all
new. Price $500. C. " CRoIIBR,
fst.gt
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ClTATInN NOTICE.

Tie State n Mississippi Pamela county r.
rsnuie aooiinR and Robert Smelling doyiftc.
hnl .tgai,e. ~ R v Draper decreased late
" mid county You are hereby cited ~ Ne
tnl appear before The Probate Court Of said
count, 10 The courthouse thereof on the ith
Monday IN February, 1863 70 rhos cause Why
tht petition of Joseph 4 Jones praying that
the executors 81 f%sslaiors will be oritfrd aud
compelled 10 make him a title TO southwest
quarter section land 40 70, In township ..
range q. west In said county. sold By testator
I'd hs lifetime should not he granted.
By order Of court
ja2s-5t " ?. wOOTTEN, Clerk.
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INsoLvENr NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi, Pssol. ecssir
TIE crtsftursef Iesss wsnsa. 6>epee~A 49,
a. At The October term. 1881. sf Ne o.
cesft ef nd sounty, ~ clerk q -
made 10 aid es~rt : rsrert sd 10 -
prpes'ea snd registered I. ha u6rs 80
aid dsee>ssd. TIE ersditsrs zrs rev go.
.ppesf hssss aid rsurt On sh< ttk nss<z
Dtcsuesf. issf, " tksy tkisk rrsyef -
70 ssid report sad lizf BY crd<s II go
sued Nsvsrk<r. 1897
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Special Notice!

We ~r.-rsctfuily call the atisaIis ~
customers TO the impor,sn, fact. shes 49,
eocsr' asa pprs snd that " .szzp ~ -
SADLY, rlptr. We beg cor fiends 70 fssnt
her TIA, these debb vsre made on sps<bse.
trse's, not 10 run On Christmas, but 70 \ -
= soon 20 the cotton could be prspssdp
market and We made a srrsursnsssk
eordinFly. Esery dsst eusfrsss<d b ~ :
deot o. honor, and has no other basis shsee
good faith Of The debtor. vhuss honss b ~
,of q pfurapt compliance viii bis enUssgs1e
We have spsfsd s<hkss noasy sflshko4
ply he wants q Cur fisnds tsrips ~
ysar and se eanno, believe tksf az dns
I'll iail 70 respond promptly 10 his eli.
rsfehsHis IN dvHy. ssi.nd Hu(Ikd ~
nscdafidns 70 iheir mends N tkey WI =.
.ssss sisins purstuaIy, ~ y nnss
w, they sin not only ~s<riessly ecuFss..
uhsir own claims 10 rp~>porsib;iisr. vt 1,
sseetssIiys ~sssermsss cs6sxs<SS 49,
the eeun'ry. We sssis urrr cor fkiss<s~
Earliest ressibie ssfdwumtx shsfr NM y.
Our tern. ~nfks essk aurisr Iks svssss
o. ne rec, srssps ~ spseislsrrs<nsst
soisis IMfhoHrswa
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NOTICE 10 %CRRDlTORs

Where's lfnsr 81 tAm nuifaiIan ppaa me
aiap III H.len Ntlla ietfsed Feff
funifi 70 fhs nnltr t1ed 10 fe irremisf
term 1904 ri fhe Probate tout of panlis
lBhii Wuiriti 40 psffans httlhr flaim.
t+sIn aid frfeaHd aff hafshy aaiifel a.
probate and have them registered In The ones
NJ iH rIsft ID ali court within NE time llm
led ~ lac EEL ths umr sil 10 forever
barred ANgttlNE WELLS
NJ NJ Administrator
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LANDS.
NOTICE.

To the creditors Of J.. II. Dyson. dec'd lsi. o,
Pamela county. State Of hiszis.ippi. Yen will
take notice that the estate Of said dscraxd was
reported lnsolvsn, Al the October term, 1887. n
The Prchsts Cour Of aid euun,v. You are
,hsFcfosc hereby notified and required 10 PRO
bate suar claims araiHsi aid dscsastd. snd
have then registered 10 the ofhc Of the cisfk
Of the Probate Court Of sad eousty b. tht fra
a.y q December, tsss. sfss ths sue vni ~
forever b.rrrd. n y BLANKgssHfP,
sc- U.s. Af-iui>ssr.
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Tax Collectors Notice.

7 will attend nj the following times and
places for the purpose OF collecting the State
and County TAI Tor the fiscal year 1867. to-wit
At my Office, in Pamela, on Monday Of each
week until April !. 1865,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-25
Wisconsin Lumber Prospects.
Ernrr The llshknsh Ninth xestern Eeh In

Wisconsin Lumber Prospects.
From the Oshkosh Northwestern, Feb. 10.
The arrangements being made for the
Wolf river business during the coming sea
son indicates that the amount Of business
done will be greater than in any season
thus far. These arrangements consist in
the building Of "a new boat, aud in the re-
pairing and frightening Of others, to run
between Oshkosh and New London
From the Polk County Press, 9Th.
Reports from the pineries of the St.
Croix river and ito tributaries, reprcsen. the
lumbermen as doing splendid business
The season has been very favorable one
for operations SO far. There has been plen-
ty Of snow for long roads, and the wsather
has been inst right for outdoor labor II
is estimated that the "log CROP Of the Up
per st. Croix Valley will be somew here 10
the neighborhocd Of 10000, 900 feet. A
new steamboat and several new bargss will
ply upon the st. Croix the coming season.
One million feet Of seasoned Yine lumber,
valued At $2o, 900, 2O0, 900 10th, and large
number Of shingles, will be shipped from
Folsom's lumber yard, at Tsylee's Falls, on
the opening Of navigation. Wiuslow has
950, 900 feet Of sawed lumber 1t his rafting
ground in the Dalles, ready for rafting !;
this will probably be the first run out Of the
river next season. There win Be ever 6OO,-
900 feet Of oak Lumber sput in On the 81.
Croix river in THE vicinity. THE wiutsr. Il
is worth % The standings" $l4 PEI thous
and. Two firms, Geo. Nathan and the
Clark Brothers. will manuiacsuse end ship
go. 600 worth Of slaves. barrels aad head
ings this year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-25

for the type setting. one for stersosyptns.
and the front room, fine enc % ser apart
asa cub rom for use Of the employees,
where they can do their writing and in
dulvc n their relaxation from toll, evenings
and S.bbaths. A library Of two hundred
volure. viii add to the interest OF this room
"a Ill, 10 make the establishment attract
;vo, those employed in the different de-
psrtmenss.
THE ENTIRE OFFICE
IA marked By unusual order and nea.ness.
No person using intoxicating liquors are
employed in the Office, nor arc profans or
vulgar words heard from any one he
employees are all gentlemen, and TO their care.
attention to business, reliability snd inter
est in all that pertains to the SUCCESS Of the
Democrat, are We indebted moro than words
can tell for the success which has marked
its course. They have in not n few in
stances stood bravely between Us and death
have been with ~ fer ysass-ihsy have
bssn 9th 70 When none Of ~ had dollar
they ere proud Of the sssesss Of this pa
pr, e they are deserving the love W feel
| fsr then.
Tbsss ere tvsssy-thres men Of families
smploysd IN the sdss-ths balance are sin
| q men. They have oegaaised the Dem
0csat Protsctiou Club"-sech smploys de.
pssits 10 ~ Treasury one per cent. Of his
earnings, which fuud, With . stated amount
taken Iron the earnings Of the Office, makes
handsome fund for the care and use OF
sny or Ill Of The employees who nay be SICK
or disablsd from work. This sum is mo-
used 10 pay salaries from; but to pay board
bills, expenses and physicians' bills while
sick or disabled. The Club have their
rules, by laws. &C., and their regularly elect
ed physician. though members may employ
such physicians as they please in addition.
Ia the spring the employees will be or
ganixed as a military company-will be
armed with repeating rifles, which will bs
kept in the drill room as part Of the office
furniture. Such organizations are useful
once in awhile. to help 10 celebrate our In
dependence day, or make up target shoot
ing expedition.
The Office will he enlarged in the sprin,
to make room for two more presses fol
newspaper work. another boiler, foldinl
machines and increased mailing and pack
ing facilities, Is We are now crsmped to d.
the business coming ID, and whieh calls fo
! more men, room and machinery.
The earnings Of the Office from d
sources are nov between one and two thou
sand dollars per day. and rapidly increasing
One paper mill, that Of j. l.. Mather, Q
Sparta, Wis, 10 now employed night ant
} day exclusively in the manufacture o
. print paper for our weekly edition. In I'd
dition we purchase largely in Chicago an
! other cities to "Rll in what the Spart
, mill fails 10 mako for our use.
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Dmmlelth, Dubuque and tho II
1fnO1D Central.


just nov there 10 skeleton in the closet
At both Dunleith and Dubuque. and the
skeleton is tho Dunleith aud Dubuque
bridge We learn that Dunleith has or 10
about to bring suit against the Illinois Con-
trail, restraining them from crossing the
principal street In that city, With their road,
in order TO get TO the proposed bridge, aad
Duboque is trying TO compel the Bridge
Company TO build . wagon road in con-
junction with the sailroad bridge. with Va
rious threats, fit does not. They have
been wanting bridge across the river there
for long time, and We are glad they are
about to have one. But from the way they
talk We infer that they Imagine that they
have got an elephant of large size on
their hands, and not at ell docilc when irri-
tated. We do not think the Dubuquers or
Dunlciihers need give themselves much un-
easiness about this matter. The bridge
will be built, and then the track Of the road
will be so modified as to pass over it in
some way, and no doubt in the most conve-
nient way for the road and for the public
too. The completion Of the bridge will
have the practical effect of bringing those
towns, as to time and convenience, from
forty to eighty miles nearer Chicago. II
will give the merchants Of Galena fee and
cheap access to the part Of Iowa now sup
piled from Dubuque almost exclusively, and
to them 1t will be good thing. Now, The
obstruction caused by the river is, portion
Of the time. like the crossing of . high
mountain; but when the bridge is finished
and opened for us, it will be no impedimen,
At all. We want fair clip At Iowa, in gen
erous and manly competition for our NOR
chants are somewhat famous for payin,
high and selling low, and they are not q
much in favor Of the high tariff imposed by
the river as they are of some other thing
which protect the people over there from
buying cheap We tell our Dubuque friend,
again that the skeleton in the closet will
not hurt them, even ii il kills them. fol
such jobs are often done 50 quick that the
recipient Of the blow never knows what
hurt him.
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q most fearful explosion-not OF the boiler
luekily-but OF the tcmpers OF certain OK the
guests. Mr.. Madison. OF Kings, spoke ol
The wrath and determination Of his people,
and Mr.. Murphy, member from the First
District OF the city, told Mr.. johnson, the
Counsel that the only person connected
with the Qua antine Department whom he
believed TO be IN honest man, was DR.. Swim
burne, and even he was indirectly interest.
ed 10 the erection Of WAREHOUSES for Qaar-
antinc. Just imagine the scene in the cab
in OF the little steamer, where the hosts
were ss remorselessly smote as the fnii's-
tines were by Samson. After you We s'vsn
q man plate Of hash. its dreadiaby une''''-
Portable 10 be "sassed" by him. ,...t.
Tomorrow. being Washingtons o'f1,''
day. will be, 10 a consideraoie eA'e"a, ~
80 holiday The Common Council
.h..h w.s never known to miss an OPP.
...";,,- ~, buying fire-crackcrs, have in
f.,.,.d the pyrotechnists to deposit goods
s,,hs Battery, City Hail. jackson Square,
broadway and Forty third street, rompkins
square and Mount Morris Square. Patri.
otto Common Council Suggest to them
that these things cost money, and you hear,
"Alas, for the spirit Of '76v Well, sup
pose, after oil, that tie III right.
The Liedcsksaus Bali at the Academy Of
Music las. evening vas ''all our fancy
painted it." Il was brilliant, it was cue
ccssful The L;sdsrkssux Is one Of the
oldest, wcalthisst, and most select Of all the
German mssical clubs Of America, and ,hs
ball was worthy Of the position they have
70 long held. The attendance Was large,
and the costuming was something wonder.
fu'. The dancing wns continued until near
" morning.
Handel's "Jndas Maccabaiu," was very
successfully given at Steinway Hall last
evening. This was tho seventh oratoric
night OF the season. Time was when ora
torios couldn't DO made to 'pav" here; and
the success of the present series is there
fore donbly gratifying.
Nothing particularly brilliant or ncwsir
the theatrical world.
business about the same hops spread
her wings, no 1ever, Just little. III
stocks make: continues active; Erie is still
the great sensation. People, however, don
speculate quite so much as they did ~ I
whether Mr. Drew is "long" or short" ~
There are those who will wager that tn
Aforesaid knows tolcrsbly veil what he'
about.