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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-09-19
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

BY virtue Of q decree Of the Probate Coar,
Of Pamela county. State Of Mississippi, rendered
therein at the February term, isss, / win, a.
administrator de bonis non Of the estate of
James II Dyson, deceased, on Monday the f7th
day sf October, 1888. on The prsmiss., ofsr co.
sale Al public auction to the highest bidder,
the 6lcwing valuable and improved plants,
isa. iovii; All Of section ese In sownzhIp
eight Of range nine. vest 10 mid COUNTY.
There l. situated upon this tsss q lana ! hns
dwelling-hose, ~outhonssS gin-heaze, and ave
hundred aerss q the land I cleared and In a
good stale of cultivation. taI fIf EH7 e.
Term.--ppr-mur'h cnh on dAy q ale aad
balance IL sxelse monthG
.aNHfe4s- rs ffpt ". II. SHORT.
Adn'r De bouis pon Of J. n. Dysss, aes'a.
sef.N
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-09-19

When the Radical thieves and
pluudercrs got possession Of Geacral
Fremon,'s admiuistration Of affairs at
81. Louis, during the war, and were
robbiug the Government aud thcsol-
diers, General Blair denounced the
whole thing on the floor Of the House.
The defender Of these thieves on that
OCCASION was Schuyler colfx. That
q an exact illustration Of the charae-
tcri-sics Of shc two mcn.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-09-19

Adisgus,ed Georgia Radical threat
ems 10 expose the whole system Of
fraud by which Bullock was elected
Governor and the Legislature Sc
cured to the Radical party. He says
be has the proof in black and white
that Gordon beat Bullock over 8,0O0
Tor Governor.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-09-19

- Would slale 70 Ire citizens Of
~ Pamela county that he is pr,.
Ipared, In every particular, 10
esstute al wofk In his line m q neat, Hecarate
and prompt manner. An sxpetcnee Of fnesn
years Is hrst-cIass workman 10 the adjhsimenl
Of the different aud most complicated eacapc-
menu belonging To lime-kespcrs Justify me In
the assertion that | apprchcnd no fear Of Ga,l-
Ing 10 give entire satisfaction 10 III who my
tayvt me with their patronage. Watches and
Clocks THOROUGHLY REPAIRED and war.
nnted to run well twelve months. Z
enS-Cash paid fot old Gold and Silver.
mayO-Jm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-09-19
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-22
IEesideniiaI and Congregational Elect
y Ordered.
PgooLAmArIoS BY H. C. wARMoTH, GOVERNOR
= LOUISIANA.

WHEREAS, electors for president and vice-presi-
Seat OF the United states and representatives 70
Congress are TO be chosen for this State on Tues
dsy, the Sd day of November, as provided by ls"'
one elector and one representative from the
frst electoral and first congressional district, com
posed of all that portion Of the parish OF orleans
10 the right bank Of the Mississippi river and SO
Iauch of said parish on the left bank Of said river
A. Is below and east of Canal street. in the city OF
New Orleans, comprising the fourth, nitn, slxtn,
seventh, eighth and ninth Representative distrlcts
of the parish Of Orleans and the parishes OF st.
Bernard, Plaquemines, st. Tammany, Washington,
st. Helena and Livingston.
: One elector and one representative for the I'M
expired term (made vacant by the death OF Hon.
James Mann and one for the regular term from
Ehe second electoral and second congressional
district, composed Of all that portion OF the par.
fsh Of Orleans on the left bank of the Mississippi
River, above aud west of Canal street. in the city
bf New Orleans, comprising the nrst, secono'
third and tenth representative districts OF the par
ssh of Orleans, and the parishes Of Jefferson, st.
Charles St. John the Baptist, st. James, Lafourche
and Terrebonne.
One elector and one representative from the
third congressional district, composed OF the par
ishes OF St Mary, st. Martin, Assumption, Ascen-
sion. Vermilion, Calcasieu, Lafayette, st. Landry,
Iberville, East Feliciana, East Baton Rouge and
West Baton Rouge.
fourth electoral and fourth congressional district,
composed OF the parishes Of West Felciana, Pointe
Coupee, Avoyees, Rapides, Sabine, Natchi'
toches, DeSoto, Caddo, Bossier and VIM.
I One elector and one representative from the
fifth electoral and fifth congressional district
composed of the parishes Of Claiborne, Bienvilei
Jackson, Union MorehousB, Carroll, Ouachita
Madison, Caldwell, Franklin, Tensas, Catahoula
and Concorda; and
Two electors from the State at large.
Now, therefore, have thought proper 70 issue
this my proclamation, notifying the qualified
voters throughout the State Of the election afore
raid, and commanding all the supervisors OF cleo
lions and other officers therein concerned, to hold
said election for cleo tors for president and vice
president Of the United States, and representa-
lives to Congress for the State Of Louisiana, OF
tuesday, the third day of November next; said
election TO be conducted and returns thereo
made in all respects according to the provision
of The Constitution of the State and laws in suci
cases made and provided.
Given under my hand and the seal OF State
this 10th day Of September, 1868, and OF tn
; independence of the United States the ninety
/ third. Il. @. WARNoTH.
| BY the Governor:
] GEo. f. BovEE,
: Secretary Of State.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-22

When the Plantation Bitters were first made
known to the AmC rican people, some seven
wears ago. il was supposed that they were an
entirely new thing, and had never before been
used. So far as their general use in the United
States is concerned, this may be true. II is also
true that the same bitters were made and sold In
the island OF St. Thomas over forty years ago, as
sny old planter, merchant or sea captain dong
business with the West Indies will tell you. 1t is
distinctly within my recollection that on the re,
turn Of my father, (who was sea captain, and
doing an extensive trade in the tropics,) he would
invariably have these btters among the ship
stores, and our family sideboard was never with
ont them. For auy sickness il matters not how
severe or trining the decsner Of these bitters by
a different name, was always resorted to as SOW
preicn remedy.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-22

FROM Halls ARCTIC ExPEDITIoN.-A New
York dispatch Of the 10th says:
DR.. Gould, of Dublin, arrived in this city on
Thursday last from the Arctic region, and gives
some highly interesting particulars OF Halls Arcue
research expedition.
Captain Hall has ascertained definitely the CIR
cumstances Of the death Of the last two survivors
of Sir John Franklin's party. Captain Crozer
and steward Of one of the vessels died in le6l,
and other relics are in Mr.. Halls possession, ana
he Was 10 have started in February or March last
with an armed party of natives and Europeans TO
secure the records left by Franklin's men in King
williams Sound. W
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9SsS DoSsds eS q e; s.%. 2 S @ sDS ~ d.s
Hgrs ScOEs. DO S ever 9asps1Ssm Dc y hss; lard
woods-sss ks corn Crocodile xco-t bxs eggs Del
sonaIoIO eis bacon . sss lard Lewis 8sos e. ham.
E.bs crates cabbage bSs apples Ds sondio-s3
s Ss%e Shs cs sss..
Laurence-2O bbls krout Lsnman-1 bids saddlery
As i1Ss Todd
S sd H' s S. BSS. sc olx G machines.
E f1eas Sco-T bxs mdss @aksr yaasbssi box book.
SIM svp.. e % IS S
ByD fs SSo os S ssSss s. sS. zs
bbls horse raddish 10 crates bsbbsge Miller
SSn. Sus Il S 8 c0s
and calfJnO osmpee1l buggy horses y mules Ks "
g DO MsysT, be1tsh ws.-a9 DO Penn Pace sI1Gp.2s
Bros eoO ODER Itwatsr Gcos Jos Hoy Sco9 Won Pha
BrosSsM Greenwood soD-ss Newman 1co,-s ID r Car
DS.4 sso Zen
jno 7 Hsrdie &eO-4TH Al Allen &co7i Mason Pitch
sFE.s ssS ioS sesf k.s Shea.
a AfG iiSs 1s'S
sundre. e OTdsr-Tosl $50 pale. ssttOn ~, a.
Richardson MIS- esrrsrd cTaig5ls BgesRsr Sco-
s ksa%sn ssSisd Hogan Pa,ans &bS Acc
81 Huntington &coTIl PrehsId BieshspIS Msy
W Psrson--a C Champlin--S3 Obef Atwster &eo-S
GIp JSo Ss sra aSS
q Wright. Allen &cO-25 eivsu-22 3 Allison &co-4
AZ MitsnseTssreis Barrett LsssssIsT-ia Boyd Marin
u smih-ll Cspp Bros &eo-ll X Nagent-ll g kuns
er-ll Phul Bros-l0 0rder-0 VOlett Black &c0g
Gilmer, Hopkins &cO--9 W Greene Bros-S Mont
gonery-S Hunt Macauley-8 Perkins. Swenson &co-S X
Flowers West 4 Wright Morrison. Buck keo-7 Penn
a enderson-5 Carroll &co-5 Parham Bl1nt-o
r @ Weathery &co@ Clinton-4 j Harrison Son
G 1, Walmsey 6co-4 McDoweli-4 = stafford &co-4 W
II Henning &eo-4 Lehman, Newgsss &coS Battle Noble
Horde &co-2 Jno Phelps &co-2 Brien Ha-2 Renshsx
& Csmmsck-l Ware SON. Jennings, Gates 8e,-l
Tsry-l Summers Branins-136 SKIS cotton seed MAY
$40 do Magnns-2s7 doll p Smith-230 Bennett &co
s9s do Musson &cnl25 do FarchildSI5 do Aldige
so ks corn Smith-sundes ordsrrctal 2i9 bales cot
BAYOU SARA-Stesmer Nina simmes-l7 bale. cotton
Buisson-i Beraud Gibert-SS j Buroridge 6co-l j
Burcket &co--5 Wright Allen &eo--I Gsrsrd Craig-is
never Deutch 4 We's-l9 Lehman, Newgsss &ce-l3
Pnr-2 THAI M Allen &co--2l Peun, Pace 4 Nixon-ll
Pessou-l Drouett Forstal-2J vsnhom &co-l 20 or
de- Hy Tete-2 Felowes Ferguson Hervey-4 spoI
Bonafon5 TetrOn AGO e Schneider6 Zuberbisr-1
Avet Cambon-57 Flower-7 Won Phul Bros-2 Rein
Glynn-24 Jnrey Harris-3 d r Carroll &co-6
Hicsman-S Ben Gerson-l J Dasiva-2 A Pierson-i
McCoIl-8 II Il I0nsdae-i Ar Miitenberger-2 Nancu
LEM Prtchard Bickham-2Stewart McCarty-4 Payne
Huntington &co-9 Male Cammack-l3 Rchar dson Mas
Warren. Crawford AGO. Gslagher-2l Newman &co-
bsu;-sundres order-fotsl 400 bales cotton II SKIS SEED
THIBODAUX-stearner Hetty Gilmere-2l SKIS seed coor
j Adams &cO-4 do Thbant-5 do Bouisny Esc,aDon-
rs and sundres TerrebonneI pkgs Terre
bonnie Gourdain do Surle-9 bbls rice Bethancourt
| 2bsls peas F Dufour-sundries to order
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Lafourche--2 bales cntton z
Jos hoy AGO. Brauer-50 SKIS cotton seed Aldige-
do Hickman-s0 do Marx-l5 sks corn Seq assie-
SKIS rice Tartiaesundes to Order-Tota bales cotton
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Imports

LIvERPOOL-Ship Affica-l granite W NeBsin-l3l
tons pig iron Wood Low Ludwigsen-2 cases mdse l. II
RchaIds-5 crates bill earthenvare Beamish59 bxs TIC
plate A Co-l294 do 50 csks chains 4s5 sks salt L
crates csk esrthenware csk bNs mise to ordeI8 crate
tartbenwae cases champagne Henreke Esteloo crate
esrthenware Mrs Jno Gauche39 do Fl iey3 do csk dc
Levi fsural csk hardware II mdse Hoffman Mark
ard Fundries
MOBILE-Seamer Frances-23 bales cotton Marks, Lew
AcOs0 bales m3se bales cotton Lehman, Nevgass &co-.
bales bergs Peet Williamson Bogng-sundries TO or
der-Tofa 80 bales cotton
sAGUA La GkANDE-schr Andromeds-l55 hhds sugar
I Dbl do Couture &cO-l0 bales tobacco Anaade
NEWPORT-Ship S,uthen opire SOL bars railroad ror
to Ofder
iaths 10 order
CAMPEACHY-schr Pinky-l25l bushels salt Sims
INV YORk-Steamship Geo " Ssh .Dgton-Astd mdse
NEW NOkk-Steamship Gen Grsnt-Astd mdse
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&irer Sntelligsnte.
Crescent OFFICE, No % CANT srRTET,
Tuesday Morning. September B. 1858

Tuesday Morning September p, 1858
The weather yesterday was clear and dreadfaly
warm. As usual on Monday but little business
was transacted. We did not see over ifty dray
loads Of freight come to the wharf during the
day.
The Rose Franks left the wharf yesterday even
ing for Algiers. She will 60 on dock in order 70
have some necessary repairs done. A clerk will
be found on the levee foot of Customhouse street,
TO day ready to receive freight for her. She will
be at the wharf tomorrow morning and leave on
Thursday, the oath inst, at P. ".
Petween and o o'clock Sunday morning din
Guilty occurred on board the steamer Glide, the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-22

ST LoUIS-seamer MSgsata-lg2 bbls spples PAS bNs DO
Julian johnson &eo-a bx, u e6ls apples Downg-t do
Machecat DO 70 orderl75 hf bbls beer Mrs tfeo Elmer
IS do Faschnst-n SKIS corn Jno king-76 SKIS bran
cabbage sxs DO 70 orderl4 pkgs tobacco Hem
shem-l2 bxs do 1Ansil-l7 bbls d5uf Oglesby kco
l02 do Kehor, UIdke &c6O do Keep Caulhed-5 bales
hops so tks bran ID Bake46 tics hams 81 csks bacon g
w San ord ace - ties bacon do Is bills pork 10
b our Allen Wayne &co3l do "a bbis apples 10 bos
bbs ndse ssyback keo-4S sks cats - bbs onions 70
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-22
Receipts by Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
"a cotton Aliens Sherck Autsy-l Peale kco-l
Ben GeFson-4 Jos Hoy &cO-H II a Allen &cO-5 Bar
rett Lesassier-2f L Adsms-2i Richardson MAYO
Buckner &co-l7 Powel-9 X Powel-S Won Phul Bros
81 Payne Huntington &co-5O Hardie &co-7 BnOn
MoOre-5Jn Chsie Bro Friedlander-5 Ably ACC
Ino Bun EFT &co-2 NJ Lewis &cO-5 Battle Nobe-9
NJ NILSSON 6co-l r Given-S Warren, Crawford &co-ls
Hitler &eo-6 Lehman, NewgAss &cO-4 Marks Levy &co-
WHlker-l j Lane-l Foster &cO-lO5 BIB potatoes
Pace &eo-S0 do Wedd-49 bxs hats Quislan-2 DO
Bensdick-lS do Alsat-l Bot.sm 6co-7 do II Fri
Gu &co-7 Page Peel Meran-3 do ID VOLTS do sproue
MoGSwen-2 Guebse Nipert-00 bxs eheeselEmy Van Nor
den &co-25 do Grief Byrnes-5 bbs pork E ViavasO-
sundres TO ordeI-Total 293 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS, OPEIOUsAs 4 GREAT WESTERN
p bales cotton Plauche Wz-S0 Tetron &co-2 Bsaud
Gbert-4 BonafOn-2 Phmie-6 do "a SKIS cotton seed
c H Mouton &eo-2 hf bales moss Bon.ton- 30 SKIS on
GouG dan4 SKIS cotton seed TetrOu &co
2O4 cattle Mcouoid Mehe-l6I do Pascal szrrat37
d. DegTey-sundries 20 order-Total IS bales cotton
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Harms 1nttIItseats.

oRxsczs- OFFICE. No ~ CLxr srExET,
Tuesday, September p, lsSS.
Cleared Yesterday.
Bark Arthur Briggs for Barcelona Master
Schr Cecilia Robilson, for Belize, Hon X Poole
Schr Ftna. tioodspeed, for Ruatan Island, Master
schT Narraganset Edgar, for Boston, Fosdick &eo
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Texas Baker from Indisnols to Kelly, Long
Steamship Hudson, KnudsOn from IndianOA to master
Schr Pauline Hansen from Pensacola to mAsterNsW Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert Lee, Cannon. from Vicksburg
nina SHINES, Greathouse, from bayou sara
Hltty Gilmore, King, from ThibOduux
Frances Blakesee. from Mobile
IafOurche HenO, from Bayou sara
Aloe, Woods, from LoweICosst
Magenta, Hicks, from 81 Louis
Arrived Sunday.
steamship Geo washngo on eager from New York 18th inst
to MOultoR-2d district -
Steamship Gen Grant Quick from New York 18th inst to
Wood Low Ludwigsen-2d district
ship Southern Empire Br Dunlsp, 4S days from Newport
Wales, to master-0Tetna
Schr Pncky, smo, from Campeachy to Godenbow Kelley
Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Clyde Dye, from Shreveport
rowBoATs.
Tovboat Title Jewett Fonet from the Passeswsn down
light-brougnt up ship Southern Empire ana schooner
Below Coming Up.
Ship Apoinette Rosenu 81 days from Liverpool to Mummy
Shin fiSnsa Wieke. from Liverpool to stockmsysr
Brig Hope Brit. Bionerlo. days from Havana, with 9O
selr wscome Biohn days from Turks Island 10 Seller
&co-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-22
Commercial Sntrlli9eatr.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. % CANP srRE
H,vdaw EvanfuU SAM u l9f

CoTToY-The movement in the leading staple
to day has been barely moderate. Offerings
throughout have been ample. but buyers at no
time manifested any great desire to operate to any
extent. Holders, early in the day, were very
firm in their views but before the close of business
a decided weakness was noticeable in prices. and
few sales were made at a decline OF I to % D..
Total operations embrace $50 bales, the market
closing unsteady, as follows, viz: Low middling
29@2sIc., middling NO., and strict middling
O4I3O4Io
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castle n AFkek.
crrr or JEyyuzsos, Sep

CIrr or JEySszsos, September 81. 1858
Arrived yesterday g Texas Beeves, 270
Calves and Yearlings and rs Hogs. Sold-3l7
Texas Beeves, Sc Calves and YearliDgs, 60 Hogs
Stock on sale-S2 Texas Beeves, 500 Calves and
YearlinQs. and l39 Hogs. We quote:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-22

; The Rev. J. N. Cochran has accepted the pas
torship of The Presbyterian church Of IHdianolA,
Texas.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-22
Kxporla.

RUATAN-Schr Ens-ls bbls -four 1000 feet lumber 5000
sling e. sks sat bass coffee 9 bxs soap
BOSTON-schr Naragansett-2lso00 feet lumber 755 SKIS
oil c.ke meal 2s0 bbls CLAW
BARCFLORA-Balk Arthur-68, f2s slaves
Belize HoN-Schr CeceiA-24 bos aVur lis bd shingles
70 So eet lumber
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-22
zycvrprs OF PRopucz SUNDAY.

SHRFVEPORT-Sieamer Gde-1 bales cotton TO Jno
Phelps &co-22 W Burbrdge &eo-ls Jno Chafe Bros
Clspp Bros &co-73 Jno HaIdie &co-6 Horren 6eo-
q Adams Cockburn Howe-l5 Cummings, Brown &co-l5
akeore Woodbridge aeo9 AZ Miltenberger-l0 Soeake
Buckner-l2 PAYNE Huntington &CO-5 d Carroll &co6
Mcdowell AGO Smiths Aymar &co-lS hidesJ W HO-
man 6cO-2 oil Jos HOy &cO-sund les to Carter
chet Texas Ex Col box ACCOMPLISHMENTS to order
Total 81 bales cotton
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NemOrauda.

The steamship Msrposa, Cupt Kembls hence arrived in
New York sunday evening, the 18th inst.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Havre Sept lsSailed for New Orleans, ship Louisiana
TCufet.
LzngwiL -
rette and FrienhAndle
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EUs Ls bUN EE1
Secretary Of State.
sundays .pstehes.

DEPARTMENTAL DIsBURsING AGENT ABscoSDs
WITH NEARLY 500 ,000-THE sURRATT TRIAL
MOL PROS. on IHK MURDER INDIcTMENr-REcEP'
TToN OF THE COLUMBIAN MIsIsrER-DEATH OF
JOHN SEXTON, THE ACTOR -coNGREss.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-22

FLORIDA PORTS.
FOR FLORIDA PORTS.
ALLIANCE LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EoK PENsACOLA, WARRINGTON AND
II MILTON, APALACHICOLA, ST. MARKS, CEDAR
KEYS, TAMPA AND KEY WEST.
Through bills Of lsdng 10 Columbus, Ga, and Bsinbrdge
&c and all regular landings Chattshoochee River, also
Fernandina and Jacksonville cheaper than other
Freight TO New York via Cedar Keys Florida Rail
road and steamships connecting ct Fernsndina. a. lowest
rates and with dispatch.
This line II composed Of the following steamships to sail
on the 5th and SOth OF Every Month;
Alliance, s. L. CLAPP, Commander.
Lavaea, L. II. LIVINGSTON, Commander.
Leaves on SUNDAY, Sept. 10th, ct San
The stssnship Alliance 4~.
CLAPP, Commander,
VIII leave her wharf, foot Of Csiope street. above
taxing freight and for the above named pos
For freight or PsssAgs' apply 70 v,v,vs
26 Csrondelet street.
n B.-shippers win please procure orders from Agents
Once before sending freight to the steamer.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SAILING FROM NEW YORK on TIE 5th and 18th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fall
on Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BIZ ANY OTHER LINZ
Tar fRrthsT Information address
D. n DARLINGTON, Agent,
Pier 46 North Riv.r, New YORK.
WI. WEBB, President; CHAS DANA, Vice President
OHics 81 Exchange Place New York
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CRKscEsv OFrIcE. No. " CAMP srRxKr, /
Tuesday, September y, lso5. }
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Circulsrs Nay be obtained on application ts ROBERT
PITKIN, Esq, Is sndD Camp street, New orlssaa
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NATCtEz.

kAroHEz tAoKEr,
Leaves WEDNESDAYS ga SATURDAYS, ats "a
EOR kATCHEZ AHD ALL INTERMEDIATE
lAndings-Ths hne passengeS packet
wild W&gOncr,
W. B. RICHARDSON, MAstt,; j. @. LIBANO, Olsrki
win leave as above. sGEo. d. HIrE, Agent
~ fchoupltouas street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10
THE COURTS.

CFcrir CoUKT, Justice Wyls-Yesteriay,
the case IF Carroll Il a. rs. The Baltimore and
hio l. a. ,road, nron the close OF IN trstln my
day. '''''' '''''
: Ie-dtr.-Ju,lgment ny default was taken by
II. - avn, in case of aichasi O'Dolnell vs..
he Ger o anon of Washln" ton.
THE LULLY F1IE INSURANCE CASE.
Sattinfly til, Assign of Anthony LulIy
W. he Emit rprse Insurance Company of
Pi | d'lThiH.
Iii, is a suit brought by George Na,tinyly.
.lObn Grind, T, VIM. Is. Lewis, and Leo pol q
Gassf nhsim' r. ASST" neCs of Anthony Lully,
surviving IA tEer Of Lully Brother, aucti IN
and CO mmission me- rchants, who kept on 9th
- 'tt and Psnnsyiy MIA avenue, for the am punt
OF ins ancc, II 80 on his sto X of merchandise
ard j welIy, destroyed by fire on the sta of
Nfr>b, let7. This insurance policy, for one
y ii, "aifd !. ay Gtb, 1867, aitar tha fire, L.
assigned to these creditors. and the insu "lnce
ctu-I any given noice on the f1th of March,
and tEey now cl1im $500 with iuteres. fro u
the !, iii day Of June, 1867, and costs. The insu-
ance company having been served With attach
nenfs by Other creditors. decline ID settle until
tic matter is afjudlcafcd. Norris and Cox for
plai ntif, Wilson ard Nattingly for defeudants.
I g tin.ony for the plaintiff beng taken.
r CRIMINAL COURT, J.s ice OLa-Yasterday,
l. ona H,Itzi, ger, petit larceny; guilty; jail
five days,
Andr, w Jackson, alias Andrew Jackson
Coleman, larceny: Holie pros.
Mcs's Carl, robbery; soile pros.
Cunt al ouTned.
4o-Gsy.-G orge NeCauiey, grand larceny;
guilty; two vet and six months in the Albany
p' nit ntiuy, 10 commence from tn eX piration
of p cNi as sentence, already imposed for a
Ike oiii nee, OF two years and six months. IN
tn ec ether indictmI hts for larceny nOlie pros.
entrtd.
John Wesley, larceny; MALE pros
Jane Thomas and Mary King, larceny mott
WIZ Mar. hall, petit larceny; guilty.
s,Iris Fox, grand larceny; jury retired. a1l
the Court took Iecess.