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@eridt perb~eitet, SaB Der neue belsil6e
Sdrulberbarnpfer 8el9iqae, beffen 2(nfuni t BON
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&anla8 nit @elb u1o Qeuten IN ibrem &an1pi
9egen bic @i1tpriu9ltn9e aus Wtiiipuri gu SHlfe
gu %fpr1rlen. sic uerlnt bic Qeute, nel6e iplde
Nuffprberung %erlaiien, Die Itdiipn8 be8 gforz
Fben8, unb meint, bic 0tprpldnper bGtten 70 mes
Mig in &anIa8 5u i6affen, ME bic WiIpurier.
Nenn @urem 91a6bar Nduber iu8 Sau8
'breGen uub berl elbe Tim Silfe ruff, pbne boB
bic Ppli5et, mel3e e8 NIT ben Hdltbern bdlt, bic
.~9erin9lte gnltalt trifft, ibnen 5u Sitlfe 5n font
men uub Sbr nun 1elblt binibereilet, @urem
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Ietb SIR III ben Auseu ber New>D prfer Stauts5.
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lpIen Srfdnper, bic felt eint9er 3eit urter 9tnz
tta9e paren, bic 9teutrulitdt89eiebe ber Ser.
Stuateu perlebt 5u babeu, linp ppn 9tidter Qca>
Dttt ~entlaflen tpprpen.
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Obic 2esiSlattr boidloB nit II 9egen 8 Stirt=
men ben Druf erStaat89e ese in beuti9er
Sprade, unb ais Der Senqt bielen 8eldluB nit
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babel nit 60 9egen 30. 0uS mill nidt gu ben
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Bg 2tterarti6es. = Spn 5errn
rs. 8ernbarbt in NemzOorf erbielten mir
Die Tebruarz Numnner BON Oteper8 Wfpnat8befz
ten. Dieielbe entbalt bic 6crtieeun9 Der in
ppri9er Summer be9pnnenen Sfi55en uuD 9tnz
li4teu auerifauii4er StdOte, neblt Spl5IGnit=
ten, fwerler biltOrii4e @r5a9lun9eu, Sic9rapbien
unp 2ebe16bilper aus Der 8er9an9en5eit
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Anii9ten BON 9fpltpf, zines Wtaul oleum8 ron
Sultur Otpbornep Sbab's, Der Columbia
Bride iiber Der S18quebannu unp ben 9lplers
fellen am Mtillippt.
SDIf8btbliptbet. 8anp SO unb 81,
init nuturbiitprilden 9el4reibun9en melfe mir
'alS niiBli6e Qectitre empfeblen.
ca Der Oimpfer Sutton" 9ebt Wtprsen
prn NepzYprf na4 6upre unO Sputbampton
al. Srtefe aaf europa miiilen beute uui Der
Soft dbaeoeben fperDen. 81
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HGmrDpdifcDe NncbricDten.

Sttmmnn9 IN Oeuti d. lonb. @iner
&~orreiponber3 Der Seem Dprfer AbenpS. aus
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Stelle, pel9e Die Nnlidt I'M ere8 SprreIppuz
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,Dpd t4 barf nidt fortfabren, baS e~intSni9e
lerlei Der beutlden Ge9ierun98dtfanen auf=
dblen. Sbre 2eIer lpiirDe e8 ermiipen, bic
attifen Der beutiden Gpr1nnet auf5dblen 5n
rem, bic 70 ments @rfinbuug8gabe perratbeu.
tem AUDI Der NblOluti8ntu8 in Deutldlanb lit
blalirt unD bat nift einrnal ben pttanteu 8lei=
9elduaf pe8 fran5Oiiiden. DaB Die 8relie in
pielem &ugenblid, wD pieper 10 ntel 8rennltpff
.au8ebduit lift, ND Die 2tuiresuns be8 8iirgerz
tbult8 gegen Die I9amlpl EN- 6prberun9en be&
2oel8 INNER nod int Steigeu 1T, mo bic lln3u=
friebenbeit iber Die Sulttrs Der beuti4en 91es
oierun9et in Der prtentaiiiden Encyclopaedia
cine algelneine 1T, pom 8pbeniee Bis CUR NprDz
lee, = Dap in lcld fritil4er 3eit bic BreI1e
rpteDer aus leeue g~efne6elt wtrb, baS lift fi9
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;c9ert, fat iest ba8 gunoeSpreB9eles Derfiinbet,
guutipnen BON 5000 f. BON ieOem pplitilden
III r~erlangt, has nidt ein reineS an3eigez
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mfnel erlr1den unb bic biIterten &rieg8pplfen
uuf5;c6en, ia berett8 ernIte DrU6uu9en bon
sid, iiber ben Hbeiu 5n fpmmen uttb Der
0eutraGen ben Gppf 3uredt 3u ieeen,
Der Gent9er pffi5ieler 8Drm alt8seffD=
finn. 0uter @ptt, bteie Mettralen.
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NIENkNE |I
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ifattf1oeuce 8erfet9erun9en.
@%annpn unp MatbemS, 40 g. Al g.
.@barleSltr. (8iir StOrebalter.) = Sin gauges
8brleI ale=9u9er BON Gaffee, 3ufer un0 alien
I'M @rpcerteltpre perfauften Wuaren.
6erner: Sine Bartie Der ele9antcitet Oaz
mer<A fantillen uab Mdlttel, %ein5eln pertauft-
DRY @ppS8 unp Serreufletber.
@tbfpn& Gp. IN 223 Wef z8oltp. zStr.
Wtulifalien uuO %Snitruuente, @tnrt6tun9 ulIb
|2edle eineS Muliflapen8.
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Gtabt g aItitt 4.

Die 8riebensri&ter BADEN .tpirflid
cine Getttipn nm @rtpetterun9 ibrer @pmpetenS
Bel bel @eies9ebuns rpn Marblano etn9eretdt,
dber 5urt @litf linp AUDI lhpn @e9enpetitiCnen
:ein9elaufen unb Die 6erren baben p%ifenbur Die
0teAnung pbne ben 8trtb 9eftadt. Die 8olge
pteIe8 8etttipns ~lfnrrtes mirD pabrI6einltd eut
~ftre1tge8 @eieb ee9en bic @rpreiluu8 un8eiee>
1tAer 9pprteln ppn Seiten Der tSerren Nrie=
Sn,,4r;Gter
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Bic meme bcittf6e 2e6erbanOlung
.Qnnia l6ernntinS.

NDNLH SEI UWIINBI
JNr. z 6arrt[p IT. Sptf6en Satttm.. II. 8dpettef 4.
(eire Greppe hp6 }
enpFsGtt itren :reiGen &prrdtD son unen Mrter Spblsn. unb
Cb rierer, ais 8al6lersr, 8ip Obcrs2eber. 8%ufteeer, 9ferbete
Der, Datent. HalbfeQe, 1ppte ale Srrten BON Q'nines unb Bin.
oins6 unb ~eine9rpBs Ntuswabi BON scpa item Saefelldaften,
@pri6utsn un6 ausee{t' ittenem Seblenleeer oen Sdubma
tern;aaf Dos &n0eleseutt tfe, bd ale Htsie 9cSerdrten bier bill
Tiger as ir9eub fOnt ~ laben fnb. .-
Jreinee, ols. unlere Gtdbt beiuden unb GtnfGwfe in cbtnge-
nanuten, Ntttfsln az mG6en BADEN, Werben etns eIuben, IL Yr. z
partifonfraBe,1 Greprs bpd, HbrSufpreden, becpr fe no an.
Sprs fdufene
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Mb5naebeu0e 80iten.

. Nb5ugebeu6e Soften.
" Sutton" bon NetpzYp r na9 Sapre 8.
vArabta", BON 8Ditpn nud 2iperpppl 10.
~Eactfic", ppngfew2)prf nu9 2iperpppl 16.
uRerlta", ppn 8pltpn na6 2trerpppl 20.
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5et0er 1t.

&uf Stelfeitiees @e lan9en merbe i'd am sri tprd ZEN 81.
b. Sits. einen srUben Wiusfenbaa in Der gDalbinstpn.Sal
abbalten.
g. mtrb feline Mate eef6eut, I'm biefen BAT ;u REM briaan.
teten DS Wtnters III MAIDEN. Der Gaal ptrb feGIt6 nit Blu.
men uno 8rarien fetprtrt rrerbsn; elm auSae3sidneteS NluFt-
eorps TT engaetrt unb pirb mdhrenb Der Wtosferobe mil Rem
beltebtefet Concert ptecen bic Sbelne bmer unterhalten.
Die Sublfripticns-9ife ltest bel benz ilnterSeiGneten auf.
Der SubicrtPtipnsprete betrGst $3.50 fir 1 Ssrrn unb Q 0a-
men. 0tejent8en Serren, meIde bereits iubiertbirt baben unb
nod iubicrtbtren wplen, l6unen ibre 8 tfets bel mir tn@nfpfaua
nebmen. - Sur beItate Spetien rnb @etrdnte perbe i'd befens
SPree tra8en. 3u 3ablret4er Ghetlnabme label Elm
u nj. s mann,
0teb- ------ IL observation-disclosures
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&iRe8elndBt9 bert@tet fir BEN o9altp. g8efer, " 9pn Ger bcutf6en
N8entur pS SANDS {ppf GGihss9 ete9rdpb, SIR. 81 GGatbams
Stra6e IN Stem, gprf.
Nems rt 4. 8ebr. 1856.
Tor eurOp. Safcn a0gegangeue G6ife.
Nntmerpen, 10. SAM, Cleopatra, Sapannab
N IA. San, @reenman, 9}ep>O.
Deal -. San, Sliper, ua6 Nep>S rleanS
~ 49,, @urefa, uod SEEN Oprf.
9e%lpStSlnt5, 49,, Nlnnu, nad @.>gprf.
Sapre, 10, @i8cpnlin,
n H., A9ne8, na9 Gbarlltcn.
u a., Mtaren9O, no4 0eep>ODrf.
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n $. @rOpfer, nu6 @,zOrleanS
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~ TO-, 6. Satf, naG 0t.sSrlean8
~, WpOiutn9, nud Bbilub.
QSm. @trt, nu9 g. Orleans.
IS, Gambeu, mad W.zOprf.
~ Cicero, Netp>O orleans
~ 16., s. Gtuttepge, Neip> Ocrt
H., Spri5Dn, Neip>S Orleans
" ~ @pnltarttu, NetpzY6rf.
H., Southampton,
~ 49,, @lpbe, mad g{.zSrlean8,
~ 49,, 6ri9ute girb, 8bilabelpbtu
Pprt8mputb, 15., 2tlette, na9 8pItpn.
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Ginantreffenhe Smith .

Gin5atreHenOe Soften:
Bertha" ,ppn Viperpppl na4 N.>gorf, &c. San.
~ Sunooa" bon 2iperpppl mad 8rltpn, 2. 6ebr.
0Atlanttc"n ~ 0tew<O. 6. y
"AIta". ~. ~ N.>gprf 9. 6ebr.
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Eltuten Wu1pIen
GirarN=SDnir.

~ GirarNzSOnic.
1G& Sn meiuen, freunSli&m QptaIe, g. Gutar Ell. Irp.
"a, srtfhen 9ratt. unb Gan,tcn, fneen reretriiGs 8eim6sr bel
aae Nrten eYeifen, ais Stnbureer uno Sdpei;er N6fe, 9G-
rinae, S6tnfer &c. itnb tets %rprrdtbt9 nnb fsnnen Tie 9srrsR
SITE Der snsUsIIon,menSaen y ,,11soss""' eri6ert
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0Qaemeine GGbiFS Cite

lRe8elmd6t8 beri@tet fir ben ogaltp. g8efer," spn ser bcutf6en
N8elltur ps SANDS 8ppf G6ifssG elegrapt, SIR. 81 Chatham.
StraBe IN Neip,gprf.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

WnIsKEY.--i he Cincinnati
Gazette gives the following sta
Il iicS of Whlskey
: The quantity sold IN this
market annually Is about c2O,-
900 barrels, oenine million gall
Ions. This is probably not more
than one-halt The aggregate pro-
duction OF OHIO and Indiana
alone. Presenting that tae pro-
duclion is eighteen million gal
ions, aud we ind liIe cpn>unp-
tom If corH IL be tour million
bushels, 10 produce which re-
luires IL million aud il quarter
acres OF good land. 1t is proba-
bly, the production of whisky
IN the Ohio Valley is fifty million
gallons per annnm, involving IA
consumption of twelve and a
half million bushels of corn, the
average value ut which Is five
niiiion dollars "
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
The Presidents Message.

I'VE are indebted to q friend for the
following sketch Of the Presidents
Message, the document being too long
for us 10 publish in full.
The President congratulates Con
gress upon the continued prosperity
of the country in all iss various
branches of industry;
Briefly alludes 10 the late Pfesi-
Dental election, and the principles de-
cided by the people, 10 Wit i: the
equality of the States; the constitu-
tionAl equality If each and all the citi-
zens, whatever their religion, birth or
residence and the inviolxbility OF the
constitutional rights of the different
sections Of the Union, and the con-
domination of geographical parties
He administers merited rcbuke to
the fanatics and abolitionists of the
| North;
Defends the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise, on the ground Of its un.
eonstitutionality, it being mere dea(
letter on the statute book;
Says the Kansas troubles have
been exaggerated by designing persons
all peace and quiet now says the
executive had no power to prevent th'
Irregularities and disorder that pre-
vailed there
Revenue from all sources, for tn
fiscal year, over sixty-three millions
of dollars, which, with the balance ~
hand the lst July. 1855, made tn,
total resources for the year over nine
ty-two million dollars. The expense
! of the government for tho same time
Including psylnssss snSa the publ
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

How TO DO UP SHIRT BosoMs.--
We have often been requested by
lady correspondents to state by
what process the gloss on new
linens, shirt bosoms, &c., il produc-
ed, and in order to CRAFTY them,
we subjoin the following recipe:
take two ounces of fine white
gum arabic powder, put it III a
pitcher, aud pour on it o put or
more of boiling water, according to
the degree of strength you desire
and then, having covered 1t, let
it stand all night--in the morning
pour it carefully from the dregs
into q clean bottle, cork it up, and
keep it for use. A tablespoonful
of gum water, stirred in pint OF
starch, made in the usual manner,
will give to lawns, either white or
printed, a look Of newness, when
nothing else can restore them after
they have been washed. - Chlca-
go Western Enterprise.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
Printing.

The business season is now at hand,
and now is the best time to have your
Circulars, Cards and Bills printed and
scattered broadcast over the land.
There is no investment yields SO large
and certain return to the business
man az printers ink, judiciously and
persistently applied, in sufficient
quantities-the dimes invested are
certain TO return dollars. and to estab
fish business that will yield thousands.
There is no business this will not dou-
BILE, and no time that it will not apply
TO, but it will answer particularly at
this time, when our Christmas trade
is about commencing. Let all in want
of printing give US a call, and We will
guarantee neatness and dispatch.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
rONfNCEICATED.l

DEAR STAR: notice in your is-
sue of the Goth ult., in speaking of the
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
in its transit south, &c, &c. you take
occasion To speak OF the Branch Road
down the valley to Canton, and re-
mark that Mr. Leflore will do this, and
The people on the line will do that,
"if the Directory will take the neces-
Sary steps in the matter" Now,
friend STAR, l claim to have taken
some little part in inducing the stock
holders, at their late meeting, To ac-
cept the amendment which secures the
charter for the Branch Road but not
for the purpose of directing our minds
or efforts from the main trunk line for
one moment. Let Us build and equip
the main line to Oakland, then give ii
handsome turn down Collins Greek
to our favorite little city Of Grenada,
Ill Of which | hope to see accomplish
cd in less than ~ months; and then,
if our lives should be spared, you shall
have our services on the Branch. In
the mean time, eff" the people along
the branch line become impatient, and
will make up all, or part of the sum
they propose, and place it at the dis
posal of the Directory, they will go to
work with delight. But this Branch
Road will be built just as certain as
your "catfiSh navigation" tends to-
wards the Mississippi. Now, friend
STAR, do not require too much al
once; You want the main line at your
town, Oakland wants il theirs, and
the Directory wants it at Grenada
lot us then, for iho time being, conceil-
| trate all our efforts on the main line.
advise every mothers son of sub
Scriber to pay his stock. 1t is utterly
impossible TO build railroads without
money, and it is no: good nonsense fol
4 stakeholder south of Tallahatchie t.
say he will pay his stock when IN,
road reaches him BY labor or other
wise. Who does he suppose is suffi
GENTLY Interested to carry the roat
to him I Shame on all such apologies
Let them comply with their writer
obligations, aud the Directory vii
give them the road, that will open W
new era in their history, that thu
most fanciful have not imagined. L,
this end, the stockholders and tn,
country have had my honest, poor
feeble efforts.
] am yours, truly.
II. DOCkERy.
J Dee. 6, 1885.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
Mental Card.

HR. j. BORDLEf, would respectful
IL ly inform his friends and the public
that he has removed his Office from the
corner of Main and Adam streets, opposite
the United States Hotel, to rooms over
Winn's Saddlcry Store, ON Man street,
opposite Court Square, where hc is pre-
pared to pursue his profession in all it.
various branches, old and new improve
Inents.
The only reference | give il siI ycars'
services in Memphis and vicinity.
My Office is over Mr.. Winn's Sadilerr
Store, on Main street, opposite Court
Square, where can always De found.
1t woull be better for patients from
the country 10 make appointments, 80 that
that they nay not clash with other ~
gagcmonts. njj-ly
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
lebt, over seventy-two million dol

debt, over seventy-two million dol
lars
Urges the reduction of the tariff
the amount and manner of reduction
he does not recommend, but refers to
the revision as prepared by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury;
Compliments the army for its seryi-
ces during the year, and recommends
a more efficient organization of it, and
a change of policy in the distribution
of troops, and a more rapid increase
of the military armament;
The condition of the navy is not
merely satisfactory, but exhibits the
most gratifying evidence of increased
vigor. Speaks approvingly of the APP
prentice system. and recommends fur
Their improvements in this branch of
the public service;
A further increase of the navy re-
commended
The Department of the Interior
said to be in satisfactory condition.
The aggregate sales of the public
lands for the last fiscal year, amount
to over nine million of acres, for which
has been received over eight million
of dollars; located with land warrants
and military script, and for other pur-
poses, over thirty million acres
The expenditures of the Postoffice
Department for the fiscal year are
over ten million of dollars, and its re-
| ccipts over seven millions-making an
excess over expenditures of over two
million of dollars
Abolition of the ranking privilege
recommended
The United States at peace with all
foreign nations
Central American affairs Settle6sat.
isfactorily;
Special attention called to the pre-
sent condition of the Central Ameri
can States, as affecting the interest,
of the citizens of this country
In the unsettled state of Nicaragu,
the Persistent has refused TO receiv,
either of the diplomatic agents nov
asking to be received by the govern
ment at Washington;
Serious difficulties apprchende,
with New Grenada, by reason of tina
government having attempted to lev,
tonnage dues on foreign vessels in he
ports. Negotiations have been insti
tuted to obtain from New Grenada
full indemnity for injury sustained b,
our citizens on the ISthmuS, and Secu
riIy for the general interest of TIE L
ted States.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

EXPLORATION AND SCRTEY OF
THE OKEFESoKEE SwAAP.-The
Savanah Georgian, VI tho 30th lust.
says:
The last session OF the Georgia
Legislature took action IN favor OF
"A survey Of the Oketenoaee swamp
tor tho determining, among other
things, the feasibility OF draining
it, and thus preparing the way for
it's Sd lie and cultivation. The swamp
contains something like u half a
million of acres. IS many sup
pose. of the richest soil in Geor-
gia. To the world at large it is
terra incognita." On one side OF
it are, the head waters of the Suwa-
nee, passing down into the Cult,
on the other is the St. Msrvs emp
tying into the Atlaniic. The pre-
sumption is that the bed of the
Okeienokee is more elevated
than either, and hence that it may
bc drained into one or the other OF
both.
Dir. Hunter, of Milledgoville. an
experienced engineer and gentle
man of the highest character. ha.
been selected by the Governor te
make the survey. He is now in
Savannah wltha corps of assistant,
on his way South, aud will entel
immediately OH the discharge o
bis duty.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

.k9- \ LADY friead" of ours IL
need Of the following articles, which
we have succeeded in obtaining
/. Some brains from tho head of
discourse.
They might be found in the speech
of Pole, tpoll.)
2. A piece Of the frame Of the con-
stitution.
Search for this in the hoped skirts
30 much in vogue just now, and which
constitute an important item in tho
frame of lady's attire.
3. A lock of hair from the main Of
the ocean.
A few hairs culled from the Tale
of the Tub" might answer every pur-
pose.
4. A few feathers out of the pillar
of state.
These can be obtained by stripping
the feathers from some of the great
military leaders of a state, which the
Latins called dur, tducks.)
If anything more in the same line
is needed, our "devil" is at leisure,
and will set his mill 'agoiug' and sup
ply the deficiency.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
Temperance Notice.

On Friday Evening, tho 18th instant,
the Rev. b. Is. Brown, Of Eureka, will de-
LIVER Temperance Address at the Court
house. a large attendance is solicited
The room will be comfortably warmed,
and all visitors may be assured Of tenn
pcrance s'treat." In consequence Of the
iuclemcnt weather Mr.. B. did not deliver
his address at the first appointment, but
will certainly do so on next Friday Even
ming. Come one--come all, and help roll
the ball Of Temperance Reform.
by order Of the W. r.
G.. II. WATKINS, r. s.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

Cats and Hens. Last spring cat
aud hen in our neigborhood for
med al intimate acquaintance with
each other, trolicking and catching
crickets and grasshoppcrs together,
as if in partnership in business. In
due course of time the hen brought
forward brood of chickens, and
puss appeared with three kittens'
The united families can now be
seen daily in field directly under
our Office, engaged i'll the same line
of buslness-chasing grasshoppers
together and having mice tim c
oft" 4 day or two since one oil
the kittens was seen to come out
with the chickens from under the
wing OF the hen and occasionly
they will rub their sides against
her drum sticks. II Aulover
Advertiser.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
THE STATE OF a1vssEsssPFI. ,

THE vt ATE OF MESSzsSsPFI,
Tall.hatchic County.
Ia the Circuit Court. November
Term. 1856.
~ !. r. ssJ D'FF ;s' } Attachment.
DIR. Tuuothy Smith.
This day
came the plaintiff, by bis Alto
noy. and the defendant came not, but
made default, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that the at
tachneut in this ease has heen duly
levied. aud that the said defendant IA
u nonresident of this State: Ii ~
therefore considered BY the Court b It
publication be made for tbs space ot
20 days, in the Pamela Star" : Ful.-
lie newspaper published in the town u;
Pamela, in Pamela county, Miss. 10
warn said defendant of the tendency
Of this suit. and that he be aud a21ear
before the Circuit Court of Tall
hatchie county, at the Courthouse
thereof, in the town of Charleston, en-
the 9Th Monday after the 4th Monday
of March next, 1857. to show cause. il
any ha oAn. why said plaintiff shall
not have Judgment and execution az
cording to bis demand in This behalf.
Witness the Hon. VIM. Cottran.
Judge of the 10th JUDI
SEAL cial District uf the Stale
of Mississippi, the sih
Monday after the t'h Monday Of
September. 1856. Witness also
j. G.. Kendrick. Clerk 81 be ii :
cult Court Of Tahahaichie coun-
ty. STATE aforesaid, and seal VI
ssid court.
Issued Nov. 29th. lSx.
J. Il. kES DAlCk.
R4s-ss Cleyk.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

Ep The moonlight nights we are
having now, are most overwhelmingly
glorious" An exchange says the,
are the "best" that have been got
up" this season. 1'hey,are al soft as
the down on cats tail, or "a lady's
sigh, IA young lady, we meSn) as she
leans against the gate post, looking
up the street, and wondering Why BIZ.
don't come. They are just the kind
Of nights when the owls turn up their
big eyes at the "sweet silver light" of
nights queen--ths very pattern OF
that described in the song. "Oh meet
me by moonlight, elo.e I" PshAw
We would as soon meet haf-a-dozel
az one.