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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-08-03

Mr.. EDITOR i notice in the
STAR, that you solicit information
concerning the growing crop. |
propose giving you a few items upon
the subject. Theseasou is far enough
advanced for planters to have some
idea how the crop will turn out. So
for as corn is concerned, i may sale
ly be said 70 be better than any
year since the war. Wheie the crop
has been worked, the yield will be
satisfactory. As yet, no correct idea
can be had as TO the amount Of cot,
ton we are TO make. The weed IS
firm, larger than usual, and has
every appearance Of making Il fine
crop. Eutthere are 50 nary con
~tingcncics Which may arise that will
effect it to a greater or less extent,
we are as yet in NE dagI; ~ 70 final
results.
| find by close observations, that
fully one-Ilalf Of the wheat, called
the bottom crop, has dropped off,
The middle and top crop promises
well. There are now in every field
| have seen, myriads of grass
worms" Ordinarily, these do not
~iniure cotton much. | have noticed
but few boil worms, and should hot
dry weather prevail, we need have
but little fear from hat source.
noticed on yesterday, for the first
time, a number IF the genuine
"army worms" This is about the
usual time for their appearance
The second crop will appear about
Goth of August. do not think thC
number now on the cotton numer
Gus enough to produce a crop largC
enough to stripthe stalksin August
The third crop will make their ap.
pearance about the 10 to the 18th 0
September, in time, and number.
sufficiently large, to strip the weet
in a few days. 1t is to be hoped W.
will escape this scourge. Still, th'
signs indicate these results yer.
strongly. Hence | think it unsaf'
to predict how the crop will turI
out. Yours truly,
Il. W. HENDERSON.
sardis July 30, 1872.
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in the Sardis postofice July 81, 1872. rnot
called for in 80 days viii be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office.
Ar W Armes, b l. Adams, ,
B-Niles Barnes jcolb Miss Annie Britton'
Mrs. Lucy Bell, 7 y Burrows, J R Bell, Col
Barton, Miss Sallie Bowdre.
CIV T Carter, W A Carlisle, Mrs Susan
Carlton, Mrs Elizabeth Cobb, J.. s. Campbell,
Miss Annie Carlisle, joe Criswcll.
D-Rev. G W Dunlap.
F--Mrs Lucy Fisher, Mrs Amanda Ford
G-Miss Noble Quinn, Casper 'coll,
Thames Hubbard coll . " Howard, 2,
Thos llarcll.
MARK Johnson, John johnson,
K-Mrs NJ $ Kent.
Frank Lynch. K W Tairhi, Kerncy
Lard, Henry Laird, (coll Ms Bette Lancaster.
M-Jamcs Martin, A Martin, W A Mar
rim, R Mitchell.
N-W,ley Nelson, Tom Nelson
P-Mrs Joeapncr Parker, Sy Pitman, T L
Paine.
R-Robt Rcams.
s-Dolfu SaiD, Andrew Shanklc, AlfStrick-
land,
Tom Thomas, T NJ Trigg, II S Tapscott,
Miss Mary Tolds, Mrs Ann lawns, } c Trott
W-R f Whiicsidc. Miss WhiHoek, Miss
Eliza Williams, Mrs Il N Wilson, W " WinEo
Notice tie da'e Of his advert srmcnl Oh.
OF the letters may be delivered Jeio.e the
advertisement comes out.
Parties calling for the above will please say
advertised
IN. WADDY, p NJ
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Little Advice.

A little seasOhable advice is never thrown
away, and we wish to make a few points with
farmers and others 10 whom time Is precious.
In the hot season, particularly when fruits
abound, those who labor in the sun, or who
drink Of cold spring water IN abundance, are
frequently attacked with dysentery or diar-
rhea, which being neglected will most surely
pave the way 10 general debility and perhaps
run into a chronic complaint very hard TO cure.
Time Is precious, bat IL cannot be saved in
every way, and those who are thus attacked
take tho wrong course when they go to the
brandy bottle to find relief. A dose Of brancy
OF whisky, even though it contain ginger
mixed with it, is a very uncertain cure for
diarrhea. 1t may check IL for a time, but a
reaction will almost certainly follow. Pare
goric and opium are also dangerous remedies,
TO they produce q torpor Of the bowels entire
ly unnatural. Now, to meet all these eases,
the Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial was com
pounded many years ago. 1t Is perfectly safe,
and as IL acts BY healing aud rejoYing the
canse, 1t can always be relied upon TO effect a
cure, even IN dangerous cases, and 10 never
known TO leave any bad after effects. Read
the testimony. nstK 9Faffesf
WITTsBuRg, Ark, August 2, 1872.
Messrs Mansfield & H~igbee-Genis; ] Ia e
pleasure 10 stating that ! have frequently used
your Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial in my fam
ily, and always with success do not want a
better remedy, Or one more sale OF prompt than
Mississippi Diarrhes Cordial for any case Of
dyseutery or disofdered bowels. Yours truly,
". BLOCK.
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SEvCER sEUTsG .n.sCHI.vES
Citation Notice.

To the following heirs and distributes Of the
estate Of Sarah Power deceased, VIZ
ELIZA McGehee and her husband ] GMcGehee
Elizabeth Hall and her husband VIM. Hall,
who reside in Upshire county, State Of Texas,
whOse p~0st0iice address is unknown
james J. Power, WHO lives in the State Of
Texas, whose postpfiice address IS unknown
James Power, Holloway Power, Sarah Power,
Mary Ann Power, Lucinda Power, Susan
Power, tie unknown heirs Of William Power
deceased and the unknown heirs Of Elizabeth
Power deceased, all Of whom are heirs Of
HoloweIl Power deceased, who reside In the
State of Texas, but whose postoffiee 10 un-
known;
Wesley Ellison, Eliza Ellison, Martha Ellison,
Rufus Ellison, and the unknown heirs Of
John J Ellison deceased, who are all heirs
Of Rebeeca Ellison deceased, who reside in
the State Of Texas, and whose post0hiee is
unknown;
Mary Roberts, Nathaniel Roberts, Franklin
Roberts, and other heirs Of Lucinda Roberts
deceased, whose names and postoiiice address
are unknown, who reside in the State Of
Texas;
Strickland Power, wboltFes IN y pshire county,
State Of Texas, whose postohiee is unknown
f. W. Mcmillan, who resides in the city Of
Memphis, Shelby county, State of Tennessee;
John W. Collinaworth, VIM, 4 Cpliinsworth
and others whose names are unknown, who
are heirs Of Hannah C%ollinsworth deceased,
who leside in the State Of Kentucky, Sales
Vile, in said State, being their postoficc ad-
dress;
You and each Of You are hereby cited 70 be
and appear before the Chancery Court d Pano-
Ia county, State Of Mississippi, a. the court
house Of said county, in the town Of Sardis, on
the second Monday in October, 1872, then and
there to show cause, If any you can, why the
final account Of X. y. Young, executor Of the
viii Of Sarah Power deceased, filed IL said
court, should not be allowed and approved, and
said executor discharged.
By order Of ssid court. Issued July u, 1872.
iul27-4w j & HARRISON, Clerk.
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The following list comprise the
convictions on the State docket and
Offenses committed
Assault and Bahery-Daniel Arch
ibald with deadly weapon with in
tent to kiID, W. S. Mills, Harrison
Beal and James Means,
Gdmdng-Oscar Miller, Henry
Williams, Samuel Rice, Prince Hol-
combe, George Peak and Benjamin
Hughes.
Disturbing Public Worsdip-Par-
ker Robertson.
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= have ~ lat been able 60
he ni least one % our citizens go
! hiercst onths sclool qn stiou,
,,H be seen by tle eommuHH
n|rned sLee. While Wc do
any appreciation OF ih,
1ogges'vi by our correspond
Va do commend the interest
~ ted, and hope that other
uIhent citizens may express their
: upon the subject. Our cor.
updcnt is like ourselves in this,
tLc ultimate success OF the OBJ
all that be desires, no matter
means are used, SO that they
air ones, sinking personal pre-
ICES into the consideration OF
loting the public good.
bat say you, wlseacres, upon
question
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Personal.

!. y. G. Roseborough has re-
ID from a trip to Virginia and
Iland. He reports the Greeley
lsiasm on the increase.
\ friend, S. G. Spencer, Esq,
4 be very much obliged to the
polite gentleman, whose name
<nown, that borrowed his copy
ames on Bankruptcy and has
TO make mention of the loan,
turn the book.
pt. Sam z. Williamson, of our
il Enjoying these warm days
hid Family at Bailey Springs.
nsh him a pleasant time and a
return, much improved in
u and spirits, for the fall
iess.
b. NJ. Knox, of the firm Of
inson, Knox & Co., Pine Bluff.
VIII accept our thanks for late
Arkansas papers.
n. y. H. Fields, of Bolivar
~. and who owns a plantation
y ccunty, has placed us under
ations for late files of Canada pa.
Zig is spending the summer
slsis family at or near Toronto
ias.
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The grand jury reported on
Thursday evening to the court as
having no further business before
them, and We're discharged by the
court with some very complimentary
on the efficiency displayed.
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The ~MatheWs-Wrlght Trial.

The grand jury returned an in
di tment against George Mathews,
colored, with one count, for an at
tempt to murder Green Wright,
and another count for an attempt to
take the personal goods of Green
Wright from his person torcibly and
without his consent, with violence
attempting to commit robbery, The
negro was in Jail. and when brought
into court and a~rraigned upon the
plead by his counsel,
Messrs. Cooper & Spencer, "not
guilty" The district-attorney asked
a continuance Of the case, as the
principal witness, Mr.. Green Wright,
was unable to be brought to court,
and upon this showing the court
continued the case until the next
term, remandiag the prisoner to
jail in default of a bond for s., 600.
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The most frequent inquiry for the
last ten days has been, "Oh, did you
ever feel such warm weather in your
life p when doubtless the party ex-
pressing such an idea has been
guilty of saying the same thing
every summer. There is no doubt
but what the weather has been in
tensely warm in this section for the
last ten days, but whether it has
been warmer than the cheated term
ofother summers in our experience we
are not prepared to say.
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ARE YOU GOING WEST?

If so, take our advice. and purchase your
tickets over the old reliable and popular Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, which is positively the
only line that runs three daily express trains
from st. Louis to Kansas City and the West!
and is positively the only line which runs Pull
mans Palace Sleepers and day coaches (espe-
cially for movers equipped with Mi.lers safety
platform and the patent steam brake, from St.
Louis to Kansas City, Fort : colt, Parsons, Law
renee, Leayenworth, Atehison, st. Joseph, Ne
braska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha with
out changcl For information in regard to
time tables, rates, etc, to- any point in Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas or
California, callupon.or address j. P. THoMP-
SON, Agent, Missouri Pacific Railroad, Chat
tanooga, Teun, or Atlanta, Cal or II. A.
FORD, Gen'l Passenger Agent, st. Louis, No.
No trouble 70 answer questions. a27
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New Cotton.

Booker Farley (coiofed) brought
i%nto'ourf office, on Thursday last,
two bolls Of fully opened and de-
veloped cotton, ready for picking,
raised on Mr.. Burwell Perry's place.
Booker said he was determined to
have his name in the paper foronce,
for being ahead Of his neighbora in
&4F a. *@4# re~a - AR y WI
raising crops.
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~WRAGG-WILsoN,-At the resi-
deuce of the brides father, July a,
by the Rev. 7. p. Ramsey, Mr. Jas.
l., Wragg and Miss Sarah h. Wilson,
both OF Pamela county.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Duncan Mclean, the owner OF
the EBAY Horse Saloon, corner Of
Monroe and Second streets, Mem
phis, won the splendid punch bowl
and set, voted at a church fair in
that city to the most popular and up
right saloon-keeper in the city. His
place Of business is on same street Of
the Peabody Hotel.
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Several persons, have complained
that We did not publish the census
returns OF our town, but referred
the parties to our chief Of police,
Capt. Williams. All we have to
say in u defense, for the want of
publication, is for you TO 60 and get
the figures and "you will see how
it j. yourself" and not ask any
more reasons OF us. III
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rents and guardians are invited
anime the advertisement of the
Agnes Academy, Memphis,
!. This school is under the
rol of the sisters, and is a Cath
Institution, and offers to all per-
Who desire their daughters
mighty educated, the most de-
le inducements. The location
one, fine grounds, SUBJ
lal, commodious buildings, and
,est OF discipline, with terms
reasonable. Send for circular.
--~@
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Musicians naturally turn to the
air of "0n the beach at Long
Branch" these sultry afternoons,
when seeking rhyme to express their
sentiments.
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The grand Jafy 1t The present.
term Of the circuit court ba e cgil.
planned gcry seriously At the wat'
% Efficiency If our magistrates TO-
the se.tI msut Of all petty misde
meaHofs that occur IN their respect
i've beats. Tie time Of tie present
grand jury hasbeeh principally taken
up with misdemeauors that are tria-
Die before a Justice Of the Peace,
and had the Justices done their
duty, these affairs would have never
been brought before the grand jury
to occupy their time at a heavy ex-
pensc to The county, and if an IN
dictment is found, to subject the
county to another heavy cost in a
trial before a jury.
The grand jury should indict a
few OF our Justices, and we would
not have this complaint to make
again. The met who assumed the
responsibility OF being Justices OF the
must be made to discharge
their duties either voluntarily or in,
voluntarily. in many cases this
failure to discharge official duty is
laid to ignorance of the law, but this
is no excuse, aud should never be
made by any one who has assumed
to discharge important trusts. II
this state of affairs continue until the
next term of the circuit court there
is not a doubt but what charges will
be preferred against certain Justices
Of the Peace.
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ccrctaly 81 this State, James
col. a Methodist preacher,
IN arrested for ravishins u
IN y yeas oiagc.
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rties desiring to take pleasant
'sion trip, should take advan>
ii the excursion rates offered
hip to Denver,
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GooD.BYE DoLLH.-Dolly Warden
furore is doomed, The following
from an exchange tells the story;
Dolly Warden has had q short aud
very ignominious career in London.
"No lady," says the Queen, the la
dies newspaper, "will hereafter dis
figure herself by wearing one Of
these now vulgar costumes
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MAJ. RANDOLPH;
We desire to acknowledge through
the medium Of the STAR, the many
favors and liberal donations to the
supper on the 25th, and to return
our hearty thanks to the kind peo-
pie who so generously aided the en-
terprise and made it a success. We
would much like to name the par
ties, but as we know they gave not
in the spirit of the Phariseos, but
with a desire to "not let tie left
hand know what the right hand
we simply thank ali who
aided us in any way, and may their
be abundantIy rewarded.
Yours gratefully,
MEMBERS AND FRIENDS on episcopal
Church.
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EDITOR "STAR.'.

-
b business season will soon be
us, and The dullness of the past
months will change to the
b moving energy of CONNER
Gctivity and prosperity. We
regret that we ever have these
dull seasons of inactivity in
!, for none love better than we
nee our streets filled with PEG
hd crowded teams carrying to
lepots the products Of the soil,
nerchandise all for sale. Life
Q impetus in these seasons,
non forget their natural indo-
nder the pressure and excite
trade.
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|tfe has been several cases of
gyc in Memphis within the
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Missing Files.

3 return our thanks to our
|ls who have so kindly furnished
|th missing files of our paper.
|nly like two numbers, vel. Is
+, dated July 10, 1871, and vol.
b23, dated November %, 1871,
wing the files complete. Any
furnishing these numbers will
Ee our thanks.
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q weather for the last few days
zen intensely warm aud I'M
ait.
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Frank Leslie says, in his Illus
tratcd Newspaper: Art and
Strauss are both coming back again
soon, perhaps, when the swallow.
homeward fly.'' Wc are inclined
to think that some Of our good citi,
zcns would not appreciate the com,
ing of Strauss to this section, it he
was to be accompanied by his eat,
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{ ~BREELTfN'T,

which is the king Of ~ the stoves. II bakes
biscuit and bread SO nice that il viii make your
wife sing merry songs, and you VIII grow pleas
ant and fat. A man told me The other day
that he had but one objection 10 il, and that
was this, when his wife got up in the morning
he did not have time to turn over in the bed
before she called him to breakfast.
n7-if J.P RYAN.
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A heavy rain lcil along the line
of the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad from Memphis to withina
few miles Of this place on Tuesday
We would have been most thankful
for a few huekettuls ia this portion
Of the moral vineyard, out our
wishes were not the text Of Il wise
Providence.
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STOVES, CRATES : HOLLOW WARE,

Has II large supply always on hand m! has =
large stock Of HARDWA CUTLERY, Etc ,
which he sells at very low prices md, ~ here
tofore, will dupliepte any Memphis bill and
pack and ship them free OF cost. This is the
reason Ryan don't make any money-be sells
70 cheap. He has, also, on hand the hest quail
ity Of white, pure Coal Oil, which will show
you light from head to feet. Come and got
your
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Circuit court adjourned this
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Blooming.
--iOi-

When YOU see the t1ahy rare
beautiful, tasty and yet teas,
onable priced goods, just open
ed at the Emporiumof Fashion
you will be forcibly reminded of
handsomely laid out garden,
set out with the most beautiful
plants and flowers just bloom
ing, and will naturally exclaim
1.-The Emporium Of Fashion is
actually blooming"
Such you will hear from all
that visit our establishment this
season, for really we have, with
out doubt, as handsome Dress
Goods, Silk Goods, Straw Goods,
White Goods, Ribbons, Laces,
Collars, Cuffs, Scarfs, Bows,
Fans, Parasols, Kid Gloves.
Hosiery, Corsets, Skirts, Bustles,
Ladies Under Wear, Made up
Shirts, Chignons, Braids, Switch
es, Frillings, Ruffles, Embroi-
deries, Jewelry, Baskets, Dress
Trimmings, Buttons, French
Flowers, Grapes, Netts, Wells,
Ornaments, Honey Comb Quilts,
Black Alpacas, and Silks, Cur:
tain Laces, and many other ar
ticles not necessary to mention,
to be found in this part of the
country. Yes, we can conscien-
tiously say, in South Carolina,
Columbia and Charleston not
excepted; besides, we have ladies
in charge Of the Millinery and
Dress Making Departments Of
the very best taste. We are
now prepared to make good ev-
cry word we have said.
Those at a distance send or
ders for samples or order your
Spring Hat or Bonnet, which
you can return if not satisfacto-
ry. ....
Bills amounting to ten dollars
and upward will be expressed
free Of charge.
We are Agents for "Our Own
Kid Glove" " the best for $3.50.
Agents for E. Butterick & Co.'s
Patterns; Agents for Grover &
Baker Sewing Machines, and
Branch of Nine. Demorest, Of
New York.
Respectfully,
JAS. w. FOWLER & CO.,
Proprietors.
April 10, 1872, 52-tf
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.RRo BONO rys1au1.

At the present day no same and intel.
ligeut man viii deny the great bensfiS
accruing to our people from jnSt W.
tenn Of Life Insurance. .,y.s 81. = s,.yd,s
tits no longer Question whshsr .
man should or not insure-Sor Il hs. Is
tie sprovidept husband and fsthet ~
should be, he will not nsgled this rsEas
mount duty. The hue aud cry Of HPa-;
honiss home institutions Keep ycufI
noney atshome, ,,':fails to And fts Woptsd
enchantment, and our people ars swas
kening to just appreciation Of their IN,
terest to themselves and their Mmilies.
and are no longer lufled BY the strangoi
infatuation that no good can come out OF
Yankeedom-what we Southern people
want in Life Insurance are two things
first Of all perfect security, which no
Southern Company has given except tho
Piedmont & Arlington, it having t&S6ed
the rigid inspection OF the 1ns1faneo
department Of New York--after security
we should ask ourselves this tinpSftatII
question, where can 7 get the most 1nSus
rance for the very least outiay Of money!
The Universal Life Of New York claims,
and can maintain that claim, thai slie'is
not deficient in either Of these essentiA1s.
AS to security she is upon the same hasis
of all New York companies; which
plsees her above suspicion, and as 10 her
rates. che defies competition ALI Do.
sired information concerning her york
ipgs, advantages and peculiArities cxn
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NAY PART1Es.-We are pleased to
learn that number Of May parties are
on hand, to do honor to the flower
crowned month-the fairest of the
daughters of the blooming Spring.
This being May-Day, will he duly OBJ
served by party of young people from
Abbeville, Cokesbury and other points,
who contemplate pleasant picnic at
Long Cane Bridge.
On Friday the students Of the School
Of the Misses White and Livingston, and
perhaps of others, design having a nice
picnic in the vicinity Of the village.
On the same evening, the students of
Mrs. Jones', School will have hand
some May party, with oil the festivities
appropriate to such an occasion.
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LICENSE LAw.-The State Auditor
},ss ,Aas,asd that all employees in rail-
road workshops, anu sab-teachers IN
schools, are exempt from the operation
of a license Act. All pastors of corpo-
rate churches, and the agents OF insu-
rance companies, who have already
taken out licenses from the Comptroller
General, are liable to the provision OF
the Act. Ministers of the Gospel are
required to take out license, or else be
subjected to double tax, and six months
imprisonment. Does not this cap the
climax of iniquitous legislation here
is the union OF the Church and state
with a vengeance-taxing the Church
to support the state-not the State to
support the Church.
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STATE LUNATIc AsYLUM.-The Co.
lun,6ia Union contains very flattering
notice of the present condition of the
State Lunatie Asylum, under the man
agement of DR.. J. F. Ensor, the efficient
Superintendent. ALL the late modern
improvements which conduce so much
to the well-being of the unfortunate in
valids, have been introduced, and but
for the Strengthened means at the dis
posal of the Superintendent, there would
be nothing to be desired to secure its
prosperous and successful management.