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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-11-06
Commissioners Sale of land.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Probate court of
Plnola county, State % Mississippi, rendered
therein on the 2lth day Of September, 1869, !
will a. Commissioner therein appointed, on
Monday toe 18th day of November, 1859, at
the Courthouse Of said county IN the town OF
rAnols, within lawful hours offer for sale at
public auction n the highest bidder the follow
Ing lands belonging To The estate Of David Bul-
z,ll, decreased, to-wit: The northeast quarter
Of section nine township ten rangt . west, aud
the southeast quarter Of section four township
ten range five west, situate IN said county Of
Pamela, except the dover interest Of the widow
Of said deceased carved out Of the sid last
mentioned quarter section amounting 10 ninety
and four hundredths acres, Said lands will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers,
fEaNs on SALE-0ue.half to he paid Janu-
airy lat, 1874, and the balance on the lst day
Of january 1871, Bond with good security
viii be required of the purchaser and II lien re-
tanned on said lnnd until the purchase money is
fully paid
= sc HARRISON,
oct9-5t Commissioner.
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Hir.fas e.a ia.r. .f ra rtas ..s .a
H' Fa.l #lrH $3.50 Dis
Oh rlHr Fl. rl 1905 HsT
it .aI ~ o. tl.ie. almr Hufa. rl
aauts aEtnst H. 3 pr ssfasr Of vi
def Biauit No lun vNI b aInu 1..
fHsulu appointed oH Monday tHa H Hy .
NJt.uhff iseN ~ tha t1araln. a,r H ih.
.aeH Vt psnHta BOP aji county. u-b1 iaei.
a.ars le ff sole 40 public suction h ihp
hehei hAlet the following valuable snl im.
proved lands iy.nFih u& county '-w' The
southwest gaatigr nul sNl acres ai iht autl
end ~ ne northwest quarter u1 section thpe
township eight rouge Els vg.t aai iur.Iuu OF
etpn tsa wuc township end fiuae cuahiu-
iug two hundred and 'o1y-''ar a,r- moro ur
le@ in al foar hundred and axiy aerea more
ar lrst.
TrRns ~ sAlE-0no-hAlr cssb. Che balance
uu twelve months time. uith Elk pcr cent per
aHnum interest from day Of sale. Bond With
gaol security viii Doc required Of the purchaser,
and a lien retained pn Oltla8ds until tic mf-
chase money Z iully mid.
JOllN G.. HARRISON,
ocio-N Commissioner.
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hy virtue VI u deptoe uf the Probate Court
" fsuolo count made ut Tie December term,
Isle, tbetvut ] via as Administrators &c bonis
nag Of tbg estate Of Benjamin lrhy deceased,
expose ~ puelic sale 10 the highest bidder. in
ffwst q Bslieptiue a Walls store in the town
Of ssrais, in saia county at 10 @ clock on sat
ardag, November Gth, 1859, all that portion Of
scstaon twenty-five go township seven t1) and
rRaEe eight : west, aud the northeast quarter
a section tseniy-six (2S(, SAINT township and
rsngr, belonging to said estate,
For the convenience Of purchasers, Twill sell
the ahaYe lands In three TRAITS.
Fad-Ail that portion Of section twenty
Eve 1881 lying Sud being on the east side Of
lcisefs creek. and Wttslde Of widow dover,
and exclusive d mill lot, containing by actual
survey one hundred and sixteen and forty. one
haadredths acres, ON which there are some
buildings, with some forty-fse or fifty acres OF
cleared land. A large portion Of this tract is
good creek bottom.
Seeoad-Al that other portion of section
twenty-five t2jl outside of widows dover,
containing three hundred and eight and forty-
handredths acres aud that portion Of the north
east quarter OF section twenty-six t2Gl, outside
Of widows dover, containing hty-six and
iar,y-fye-hundredths acres, together making a
tract Of three hundred and sxty.Eou and
ninety-hve hpndredths acres, Of which there
are over one hundred acres in cultivation, and
over i've hundred acres Of good creek bottom
lTktri-rhe tvcrsiouary interest in tn,
widows dover which embraces the northern
portion Of section twenty-five t25l and tn,
northern portion Of the northeast quarter o
section twenty-siS (26L, containing IN all tw,
hundred and ninety three and twenty.four
hundredths acres.
Parties wishing 10 examine the above land
before the day Of sale viii please apply TO tn,
undersigned, or to Mr.. ]. N. Anderson, VIII,
lives upon the place.
TERas OF SAtg.--0ne-third to be raid Il
cash, and the balance IN twelve months ffon
the day of sale, Purchasers will be require,
to give bond with approved security tor tn
deferred payments.
AT tho same time and place | will sell 4,
cash, to the highest bidder, Thirty Shares 4
Stock in the Mississippi & Tennessee Railroa
Company, belonging to said estate.
r. B. lRBY,
Administrator dc bonis non.
scp2a-5t
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DIR. A. WESSON.

Dentist, No. S06 Main Street, opposite Mans
field 4 Higbees Drug Store, Memphis.
In presenting my claims for a continuance
Of patronage to a people to whom / have 50
long been known (having practiced over twen-
y years in this county, deem it in a great
measure, only necessary to give the locality of
my Office. In a word, | I'm able to give per-
feet satisfaction in every branch known to the
Dental Profession, at greatly reduced charges,
Particular attention paid to the regulation Of
children's teeth.
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Commissioner Sale.

ID virtue aud in pursuance Of o decree Of
tue Probate Court Of Pamela county Mississippi,
npule at the May term, 1899, thereof, IN the
matter Of The petition Of Mary Sorrcls ct al,
"a sell the land belonging 10 the estate Of
Nancy Ann Williams, deceased, I will, rs u
Secial commissioner appointed under said de-
cree, proceed 10 sch, on the 9Th day OF Nurcm-
her 1863, at peaeh Creek, in said county, to
ghe highest and hest bidder. at public oalery,
for east within legal huurs, the fractional prt
Of Obs northeast quarter OF section twrniy-six
tovnhiP sc'Ru ruaEr nine, iying IN said county
sad belonging TO said estate.
VIC MAXWELL.
0etS-jt Commissioner.
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EBW tuak BOSTON
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UNITED STATES HAiL tina
Il Orhaanst asaI mara.af n Hm, 30
hAs af HHH tFt
PALACE sLrrriyG CARS
la si p co. fH'ai through hom
MEMPHIS 10 Louisville
haai s..Hf.
runorcn ruErTS and
bAGGtGr CIECEs ts
ALI FONTS
may he obtained at MEMPHIS
ASK ron TlcEfYrs VIA LOUISVILLE.
THE FRr1oTiT DEPARTMENT
~ DIE Line has been thoroughly reorganIrrd
With q special view 90 accommodating ibe
Height Trade between the North aal south.
aul Tho advantages which it offers in
Low RATES,
DISPATCH,
SAVING or INSURANCE.
and prompt settlement Of al claims for loss.
damage, overcharge, etc, make It far %sunsrior
10 any competing route,
Through hills Of lading At GUARANTEED
RATES may be procured at an p%rincipal r. Il.
Offices in Eastern Cities.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent Memphis.
Tennessee.
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Laughing Gas No Hmmsbmg i.

havei in my office now, in successful opera
ton, one Of the latest improved machines
known to the world for producing Nrraors OK
Ids AND OXYGEN LAUGHING Gas. The pure Gas
emitted from this machine will transport Al II
were, the patient to the dreamland while being
robbed Of the offending tooth withou, thr
slightest pain, and is perfectly harmless IN he
effects. Don't mistake the name nor place. a
there are other names in the profession 50 near
the same they havr been taken for mine.
quo Nam ". 306 Main 81.
sepi-iy A. WEssny
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\ ioumeymnn printer lately sag
out ~ loot mf the interior III Ohio.
O. distance IT five hundred mi'
with an oil brass rule and ilr.
dollar ca4 in biz pocket He .oou
fnubd himself in Pennsylvania. aud
being weary. called at the inn ~ %
Dutchmsn, whom b. found quietly
smoking his pipe, WHOM the follow
ing dialogue cn-ucl
Ven Mi.htcr Walking Sthick,
VAT you want.
ketrslrn,cnt and rcposc.
"SHo md odgtng,, I reckon
YES sir, supper md lodgings.
"Pc you u Yankee pedlar, NIT
chcwclry in your pack to cheat tc
gals!"
No Sir; no Yankee pcdlar."
Assigning teacher, too lazy to
york;"
'fNc SIR 3l,t
"A chentecl shoemaker, yot
stchNs till Saturday night, and
laysll thrunk ~ the porch halter
sunday ~" a asl
NO, sir, or | should have mend
ed my boots before this. But | am
not disposed longer 20 enbmitt to this
ontladtish inqui&tion; can YOU give
NE supper aud lodgingsE
"Torkcrly. But what bc You,
n book achent, taking honest peo-
pies money Tor l%arnin, vat only
makes him lazyy"
"Try again, your worship"
"A dentist, breaking the peoples
chaws nj u tollor n schnag. and run.
niag oft mit old Shambcck's
'lauglteri'
No sir, no tooth puller.'
81 Kernolois, don, feeling the
Young folks heads ike 50 many
cabl,ith and charging twenty-five
cents for telling their fortunes, like
II blamed Yankee
@So; no phrenologist either, your
Exccllency.H
"NelL, den, vat te title are You
choc~t tell. and yon shall have SONG
of the best sassage for supper, and
stchay all nigh, free gratis, mi;out
charging yon a cent lait a scl,ill Of
whiskcy to stellart on before pr.ai-
fast ~ &c mornim'.
VERY well, your Honor. To
terminate the colloquy without fur.
thcr decentralization ! am au hum
bic disciple of Fanst-a professor Of
the art p~rcserratiye Of ali ast4-a
tylographcr, at your service
"Not ish dat.'
a printer, air; a man that prints
books and newspaper
"a man yot prints nooshpapers
Oh, yawl yaw. By Choopiter :
aye, Datsh il; a man vot print.
hooslpapcrs-yaw! yaw! Walk
mp, Mishtcr Brinter, chccms take
de chcntleman's pack off; Chor
bring some .iunks to the fire. A
man vot prints nooshpmperS.
wish | may be shot Il | didn't tinl
.yon vas 4 tuilor."
The last New York bride. Mis-
a. A. Nowhn, wore a white moir
antique, trailing three yards froll
the waist, the skirt perfectly plain
with an ovcrskirt Of the same, loon
cd and pulled en- pannier, with bow
OF the same material. The wai.
was made a Ia pompadov, and trim
mod with three rows Of extra wild
pqipt lace. She wore. an elegm
set Of solitaire diamond cardrop
Her hair was dressed in pnAs wit
orange blossoms interspcrsed.
veil Of white tnlle hung over III
whole, depending 10 flo lnor
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

consummates the hentfcent act OF amnesty
which President johnson so appropriately
proclaimed on Christmas Day. The gentle.
men who went upon the bail bonds OF Mr..
Davis, some Of them leading members Of
republican party, deserve to be remembered
for the moral courage, as well as humanity,
which such step at that period required
but they have already, 10 the short time
which has since elpased found public opinion
coming up 10 their position, aud even ad
vancing SO far In a liberal direction as TO
warrant the President in issuiug procla-
nation releasing altogether fsom further
prosecution not only Mr., Davis, bus all en-
gagged on the Confederate side in tho late
civil war. This act Of clemency and true
craftsmanship will crown with serene lustre
the close of an administration which has
struggled earnestly to secure to the country,
the Union aud the constitution, and has not
overlooked most Influential iustrumentality
10 that end, the cultivation Of mutual con
Citation, forbearancc and forgiveness be-
tween he people Of the various sections OF
the republic. II Mr.. johnson haE never
expressed 10 words the sentiment Of Gen.
Grant, "Let us have peace" that has been
the hey to his whole policy, the auimutiDg
spirit of his administration to its last mo.
meut. The fact that those who sought only
party perpetuity would not accept peace is
no proof that Mr.. Johnson dii not iint out
the the way to to attain il. If his efforts for
this object had been seconded 10y Congress,
we would have had peace" long ago. The
way to peace is to recognize and accept the
good disposition OF those who were once
esiranged. Let who may be President,
peace" will never be obtained by any
other means, BdlimOre Sun,
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%
A meeting of the stockholders Of the
Va. & Ky. Railroad will be held in this
place on the Oath of March, when ques-
tions of very great importance will be
presented for consideration. We think
the time opportune for grand railroad
rally, and wish to see the citizens Of
Scott, Lee, Washington-yes, all South
west Virginia and East Tennessee
present. 1t is now within our power,
if we but nerve ourselves for one grand
effort, to break the mountains upon our
east and west; ana at the same time
that the iron horse, by his shrill whistle
and ponderous burden, shall cause the
placid waters of the Chesapeake to
brighten with the whit,d sails from
every cline, it can bear backward, yet
onward. across the blue hills and limpid
streams of Kentucky, beyond the Great
Father of Waters, until its echo shalI
reverberate among the golden bills Of
California, the joyous message of a
ruined people again made prosperous.
Will our people nerve themselves for
the contest win they come prepared
TO tribute to this enterprise, or arr the
content to pass resolut;>asg How much
does the county of Scott intend to give
We ask her for $3.50 600. What says
Lee Will she answer us with rts2-
tuition? She, too, must give $3.50, coo
Whereof, shame where are we Il
place the proud aud once oppulent
county Of WasAington-she,up upon whost
borders a city is being built win sh'
contribute nothingY 100000 should
be her part in this grand enterprise
that is to " wed the Duke of York will
the fair Queen of the West"
These counties ere able to give The
amount we ask, and the State has years
since bound herself to give three-ffths
We ask it Of them because they are tt
be benefited most by the road.
Let no man come here on the 24tl
with resolution, unless he can support
il with greenbacks, or, if he cannot sub
scribe money, let him give part of hi,
land Let as march bravely up to the
work, and while few oHti,eousohda
tionists are trying to divert public at
tention from the Va. y Ky. Railroad
TO a proposed line through Pound Gap
the road can be built. Go to work
then, gentlemen.
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Tbc pmclenielat season,
Ind Il, fleets on ihe lgceh and FscSle.

and is fleets on Ehe Wcek and Feeble.
The drafts which searching cold makes
upon the vital powers Of the dtbilitated and
delicate are not less severe than the drain
upon their strength caused Ny excessive
heat. The vast disparity between The tenn
peratnre OF over heated rooms, oiiices, az
this season, aud the frigdity Of the outer
air, IS a fruitful source OF sickness. To
forify the body against the evil conscqucn-
ees OF the sudden alternaiiuns of heat and
cod referred TO, The vital organization
should be strengthened aud endowed with
extra resistant power by the use Of whole
some invigorant and, OF all preparations
for this purpose, whether embraced IN the
regular pharmacOpoia, or advertised in the
public Journalist there is none that will
compare in purity and excellence with
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS.
Acting directly upon the organ which con
verts The food into the fuel Of life, the prep
aratioh impers TO it tone and vgur which
is cdmmunicAtedt every iihre OF The frame.
The digestive junction being accelerated by
its tonic operation, the lN"r being regulated
by its apti-bilious properties, and the waste
matter Of the system carried of principally
by its mild aperient action, Tive whole organ
ization will necessarily he in the best pos
sible condition 90 meet the shocks OF winter
and the sudden chang of temperature.
The weak and sensitive, especially, cannot
thconhp.r these Ncissiudrs with safety
uliI,ss u cir tenders, slrms are strength Il
aud bracrd iy artificial means. Every
liquor sold aga staple uf trade Is rdultcra.
ted, tnl were It otherwise, mere alcohol i,
at. a. ~. d oh 49,
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"a $500 GREENBBACU of fun value
"a -. -. 81. -. 1911. q ..c..l -

AGENTS wanted for Matthew Hale smithS rew
book. '-Suushine and shadow IN New fUrk.' p
work replete with anecdoies ard incidents " Lie
ia the Great Metropolis. being a. mirror u
One agent sold SO IN one day, ANOTHER sold and de-
liyerod ~ IN - lays, unoticr 3ol iu days. No
book ever Vtbishtd that sells 80 rapidly.
'W'TsV You wish TO know how Fortunes are made
g - ard lost in day how Shewd Men are ru-
ned ia Wall street; how e Countrymen' arr swim
died by Sharpers how Ministers aud Merchants are
HlaclInaiied how Dance Halls and Concomt sat
looms are Managed; how Gambling Houses and Lot
tories are conducted how stock Companies Orgi-
nate and how the Bubbles Burst. &c, read this
work. lt tells you about the mysteries Of New
York and contains spicy life sketches Of its nnted
mlioEares, merchants, &c a large Octave Vol
ume, 40 pages, Finely illustrated. The largest
c,Inus sion eiven Uur 80 Page circular sud $500
Groonhacs siut free on application. For ful partic
ulips and tclms address the sole publishers,
j. b. BURR CO., Hartford, Conn
Feb10Jt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
IRON tie Southern Churchman.1
Christian DEATH of PdtricE
IfelI1.lI.

MY father, mother, uncle and arnt Daud
ridge gave me an account vi hs last itt,ess
and death, which think worthy OF preser
Walton.
DR.. George Cabeh, Of Lynchburg, atten-
ded bin. His disease was mus SuSceptis;
add as a last resort, dose OF liquid mer
cary was prescribed. He asked the Doctor
what would be its efyctl He replied that
1t wauld give him instantaneous relief or
he could live but gerry short time after
taking IL. He swallowed the medicine.
which produced no beneficial effect. He
then calmly felt his pulse and examined his
hands, and finding thaths end was approach
ing, lie turned to Dr. Cabell, who was a
skeptic, and said doctor, have often
endeavored to convince you that the Chris
tian religion is true. / will now give you
my last argument by showing you how a
Christian can die" He then prayed in
low tone of voice, but andibly aud distinctly,
an earnest prayer, committing himself ana
his family to the care or the God of our
salvation, which so affected DR.. Cabell that
he burst into tears and ran out OF the room.
lie then endeayored To comfort bis wife,
who was weeping bitterly and among other
things which he said, he begged her to be
conSoled 10y the many proofs they both had
experienced OF the great mercy of God, and
he concluded his words of consolation by
thanking his Heavenly Father for permitting
him TO die without suffering any severe pain
of body or mind. In few moments after
This expression of his gratitude for dying
grace, he seemed to sink into quiet sleep,
and without a struggle bis mighty spirit
passed away. EDw. F0NTAINE.
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VA anlod, Agents, 875 10 $500

" per. month"; every wiere, uafo aud
female 10 introduce the = Genuine Iuiprov-
ed Common SENSE Sewing Machine" This
machine will sttch, hern, te,l, tack, qGit,
cord, bind, brad aud enlbroidtr in u most
superior manner. Price only SIS. Fully
warranted fur i've years. We viii pay
Sl9OO for any machine that will sew stroh-
ger, more beauuul, or more Elastic seam
Than ours. IL makes The - Elastic Lock
Sticth." Every second stitch eau be cut,
and stil the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearing il. We pay Agents IRON
SIS TO s2Ou per month ana expenses, OF "a
commission from ~hich twice that amount
can be- made. Address SrcoNB Co., Pitts
burg, Pa, Boston, Mass, or ST. Lou.s, Mo
Caution. do moi Doe inposca p.yl 10y
other pariiee ilmirg ~ worthless cast iron
machines, uuder the. same name or other
wise. Ours is The only genuine aud really
practical cheap nachino manufactured.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

Your last issue was particularly Interesting
TO our Gray son people. Such blows as you
strike our resolving friends" aid wonder
folly in getting up subscriptions, both to the
Ne,1s aud to the stock of the N. & G. W.
Il. X. Grayson has been greatly neglected
10 the past, aud the people are now in high
spirits at the pOospect OF road. The sur
vey from Bristol this way is encouraging
and will increase subscriptions of land and
money. When this railroad is built It will
,develop the fact that Grayson and oil this
border country is rich 10 minerals, pArticu-
larly 10 copper aud iron; but of this more
anon
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

The three latter counties owe their
present population and prosperity to their
older and superior access to market
Many of these counties, with their
present sparse population, are richer in
minerals and natural ability for pro-
luction than those in higher degree
of development. Grayson aud Carol
with their copper mines, are rich only
in the hnoaoledge of their vast beds Of
iron and copper, not in their detelop-
ment The N & G. w. RailHad will
bring to their hills and valios vast
army Of eager la5orers and an amount
of capital which will send it into the
marke s of the world, making them
among the weallhiest portions Of our
Union. Their people are alive to their
interests, aud are willing to give of their
land and substance, We urge them to
relax no effort they have made, but to
press their great scheme with all their
ener yies and support it to the extreme
extent of their ability,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
SIMPLE, COMPACT, DURABLE,

Using either silk, Twist, Linen or Cotton
Thread and sewing With equal facility the
very finest and conlsest materials, and any
thing between the two extremes, in the most
beautiful and substantial manner. Its at
taehments for lIemming, Braiding Cordiug,
Tucking, Quilting, FEELING, Trimming, Bind,
ing, ETC., arc novel aud practical, and have
been invented and adjusted especially for
this Machine.
New designs Of the Unique, Useful, aud
Popular Folding Tops aud Cabinet Gases
peculiar to the Machines manufactured by
ms Company, have been prepared for ea-
closing the new machine.
But q faint idea, however, can al best be
conveyed through The medium Of a hieees-
sailly limited advertisement and we
therefore urge every person in quest of a
Sewing Machine, by all means to examine
and tesl, Il they can possibly DO SO, ali the
leading rival machines before making n
purchase. selection can then lie made
und2rstundingly, Branches on AGENCIES for
supplying tire Singer" Machines win be
lound IN nearly every city and town thro'-
Gut the civilized world, where machines will
DC eheeriauy exiibHed, and any informa.
tion promptly furnished, Or communica-
hon may be addressed TO tho
SINGER MANUFACTURING co.
42a broadway, NEW YORK.
Baltimore Office l59 Baltimore 81.
RoyOtf
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PIANOsl PIAK0sl PIA@Os!
1.-THE EaiIoP FavOrf1e.1

Hs'7II & imiuense demand Tor this popular insru-
=. fncnt has induced to make H., Manufacture
speciality, and We consequently enabled to offer
them q, much lower rates tnIu charged for SINH
dent dealers or send for illustrated catalogue
ii.d PRICE list. Address
Clio. D.. GUILD 4 Co.
PtAS0PORrE MANUF Rs, Boston, Mass
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HARPER, WILSON q CO..
I1g broadway, ". y.

T'RRING BUT NOBLE selfhelp for
IL Young Men, who having erred, desired,
6ottrr manhoot. Sent ia sealed letter en-
velopes, free of charge. II henthted re-
ttnn The postage. Address PHILANrHR0S,
Box 4, pbAadeHmg, Pa.
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M Last "a of llnIlestu.

The withdraSal on Thursday last Of the
reNaaE,ng indictments, in the United States
Cmitat Rielmonn, against jefferson Davis,
Gtn. Lee and others, aud tho dkcharge, by
order 90 the Court, OF the securities un M.
DAVIS bail bond from further responsibility