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Al HUMOROUs VOLUME

HUMOROUS VOLUME.
II UIzzIGAd, "a sATiRICAL, MlnTH Ell:
Of Chips by John Brougham, illustrated by McLenan
vol, l2rno. Price, 81 %. y ss-f a'i5 sss--'*
AZ EXTRACT FROM PREFACE.
Basket of Chips is somewhat unpromising repast
to ask one to in to be sure and the I1sa
by Of the critics Perhaps it might be as we'll in
explanation the title say that the random sketches
contained in this volume are but the sewdust and shans
For Sale by w. 1. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Oct. 25, 1855. y. ~
ID ECENT PUBLICA IONs.-THE NEW
ID, COMES. BY Thackery
The Land of Gold Reality versus Fiction. BY Hinton
visit the Camp before sebastopol. By Richard c.
Mccormick. "a 5.e'57f
Scenes in the Practice of New York Surgeon. By Ed
The Life of Devereau. By his Son.
The Footsteps of st. Paul. ~.
History of the Council of Trent. By L. F, Bungener
The Araucanians Or Notes of Tour among the Indian
Tribes of Chill. By Edmond Rue Smith.
America. Political and Social By schaa:
Fairy Tales of Many Nations. -, ~
: Wirt's Letter of the British Spy. 7 Sc
Chambers Plan of SebastopOl. -t.
W. F. For P ssls *
October Is, 1855. 4 a.
NEW MEDICAL BOOKs.---Copland's Dictiona
II of Practical Medicine, vols and now ready-to
be completed in three volumes.
Clinical Lectures the diseases of women and children,
by Cunning s. Bedford, A. M NJ d. Professor Of Obste
RIGS, &c, in the University of New York.
Todd on the nervous system.
Lexicon of technical terms employed in medical science
at the present day, By D. NJ. Reese, NJ D., L. L. D.
The Dspensatory Of the United States of America, by
Wood and Bache. Last edition:
The Diseases Of the Human Teeth by Fox and Harriss
". L. PoMERoY.
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GARDEN SEED.-WE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT
" OF our stock of Garden Seeds, comprising all the
most popular varieties which fresh and
inc.
liberal discount made to those who buy to sell again
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD
Feb. 18th, 1856. 30
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First Premium Blank Books.
JNO. b. EGE,

{Sycamore St. Petersburg, Va, to Pannil Sons)
AS CONSTANTLY ON HAND OF HIS OWN NAN.
ufacure and makes to order all Sizes and prices
of Ledger Journals Blotters, Cash. Railroad books
&c. &c. - ~ fts&s
Neatly ruled to any pattern, having improved ruling
machine and having obtained the first prize at the Fair 81
the Union Agricultural Society Of North Caro-
heretofore extended to him ~ .
Call and examine ~ q Is ii ~ SO 4 ~
~ Norahern prices ia 3
PetersbdIR Maf1& u le5BsSss 81 80a-tfs ~
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AUTUMN SALES.

.:sp ~ zen AUTUMN SALES.
STEVENSON dWEDDEII..
Importers and Wholesale Dealer,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY cnnns
o.7S Or 3d. Syca,aors Street.
- PErER5BuRG, Va.
"EAR NOW PREPARED 10 rvu,n,,
w TO the Merchants Of Virginia and North c ,rii
large and commanding stock Of Foreign and Domaa.
Goods Having purchased Heavy Woolens s n
in june we can offer goods at such prices as cannot G
command attention. '' 'ah 10
One of our firm will remain in New York dur;n, n,
son. in attendance at the Auction Sales and fswaras
anything, new and novel, as it may be received ~ %
weekly steamers from Europe. ~ " ee
Merchants who compelled by competition to INV
lowest market rates. will find STYLES and prices ush m
will enable them to compete successfully with those us
purchase in the Northern markets '"''e VINO
Petersburg, September 10, 1856. 81
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Try the Piano First!
PROPOSITION Ia NOW MAD

~ fKUFOSITION Is NOW MADE BY E. P.
"A NASH to select PIANOS for customers, and allow
them to test their qualities before paying for them Better
evidence cannot be given Of the estimation in which we
hold Pianos.
We keep about 40 PIANOS of various patterns on hand
to select FROM which exclusively for cash. from
four OF the largest in New York. which
conceded at the Paris Worlds Fair to be the best We
have sold about fifteen hundred of them which have
full satisfaction. E. p. NASH,
Piano forte Dealer SO Sycamore street corner of hank
Petersburg, Va.
Jan. 90, 1856. ...n .rLa.-s-,.s ~ H. 81
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Jan. Is, 1856.
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. ANDREW F. CRCTCHFIELD L CO.. +
Bank Street, Petersburg, Va.
June 8, 1855. ~
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26

CoNGgESs.-We see by the Mem
phis papers that large number Of
members of both branches of the Ma
tional Legislature, have passed thro'
that place on their way to Washington
City. The session commences on
Monday next, and continues until the
4th of March, 1857. We shall send
the STAR to the members fron this
State, and shall from time to time,
press upon their notice the Importance
of the establishment Of u daily mail
from Memphis to Grenada, and we
hope our contemporaries at Grenada,
fernando and Memphis, will do like
wise. 1t is an outrage on the commu-
nifty to have a DAILY line Of cars and
stages from Memphis to Grenada
distance of one hundred miles-with
out mail. To our member, the Hon
D. B. Wright. we say, the people hold
you accountable for this neglect.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26

CRcUrr CcURr.-Thc fall term OF the
Pamela Circuit Court closed on Thursday
evening last-every case on the Docket
having been disposed Of. His Honor,
Judge Scrucgs, deserves the thanks Of tha
people of tho County for the manner in
which lie conducted the business Of the
Court. The State Docket was very s.nall'
and but one person was sent to Jail. This
spoaks we'll for on. people. A new order
OF things seems to be opening On US, in
Fogo!a-
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
The Railroad.


We understand that the iron is
down on the road to point within
ono and half or two miles of the next
station, at DR.. 1ait's, and that By the
middle of December the cars will run
into Como station, fourteen miles from
Pamela. This is good news for our
planters, az it will enable them TO get
their cotton TO market by the first of
danCary.
We understand that the people
along the branch road, from Pamela
by Carrollt0n, to Canton, are very
anxious for the Directory to com.
Iaence work on the same. Greenwood
LeFlouer proposes to build and iron
six miles Of the road himself. This il
liberal offer, as the estimated cos
per mile, on the main line, is twenty
i've thousand dollars per mile. TIL,
planters along the edge of the valley
through Tallahatchie, Carroll an,
Iazoo counties, We understand, pro
poso raising FIVE hundred thousan,
dollars worth of stock, If the Direc
: tors will take the necessary step
& u the matter. In our opinion, this
natter worthy Of the prompt aetio
Of tAe Directory,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
NO GOD 2

Tho following verses by that sweetest
OF American poetesses, Mrs. Lydia HUT
lev Sipourney, suggested by the words in
the 18th Psalm Of David, "Thc fool hath
said in his heart there il no God" Is one
OF the finest thugs in the language
"No Goar' "No Cod" The s:npieAs
Gower
That on the wild is found,
Shrinks, rs il drinks its cup OF dew,
And trembles at the sound:
ssNo Godr' astonished Echo cries
From out her cavern hoar,
Aud every wandering bird that lies
Reproves the Athcist-lore.
The solemn forest lifts its head,
Tho Almighty 70 proclaim,
The brooklet on its crystal urn,
Doth leap TO grave his name.
How swells thc deep and vcngcful sea,
Along his billowv track,
The red Vesuvius opens his mouth
To hurl the falschood back.
TIE palm toe with its princely crest,
The eoooe's leafy shades,
The bread fruit hcnding to its lord,
In Won far-island olades:
The wingcd seeds that borne by winas,
The rowing sparrows feed,
The melon on the desert sands,
Coufute the scorner's creed.
seNo Cod 30 With Indignation high
! The fervent sun is at rid,
A. H. rola ~, ao,, 49, ,otan sfin
At such an imf .oas word:
And from their burniag thrones, the stars
Look down with angry eve.
/ That thus worm of dust ahou,i mock
Eternal ma jesty.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
MRS. HENTzS WORKS,

WORLD.
Copies CT any Of them sod Scporate'y.
FEN Ii. PETERS y has Just published
= new, revised. unifo III. aud bsaut.-
ful edition oil all Mrs. IIFSTZ'S works.
printed on much finer and better parer.
nnd in a Tar superior style 10 what they
have ever before been issued n. Each
book conta;ns a beautiful engraving, Z
Illustrative OF one of the best scenes IN each
work. The following are their names:
The Planters Northern Bride. With Il.
Iustrat ons complete N Two volumes,
paper cover, II Go pages, p..cg s., or
bound in one vo.urnc, cloth g Il. 81 ..
Linda: The Young Plot of tie Belle
Creo-a- Two volumes, paper cove,
price 81, or one volume cloth gilt,
81 25.
Eobsrt Graham. The Sequel to and con-
thu :tion Of Linda; two volumes, ps-
per cover, price one dollar, or one SOL
uma, cloth gilt, 81 -.
Rena; or, the Snow Bird: g Tale of Real
LIFE I've volumes, paper cover, pr.en
ore Dollar, OK one vo.une, ciolh gl5,
81 -.
Marcus Waiand; or, the Long Moss
Spring. Two volumes, paper cover.
Pr!cc one dollar, Or Une volume, c,o:h
gil5, 81 -.
Coartship aud Marriage. Two volumes,
p.par cover, ps!ce s., or one volume,
81 -.
EOline; o, Magnolia Vale. Two vols.
paper cover, price one dollar, Or oul
volume, cloth gilt, 81 -.
Love After Marriage; ana other Stories
OF the Heart Two volumes, paper
cover, pr.ce one dollar, or one volume,
clold gilt, 81 -.
iio.en aud Arthur. Two volumes. paper
cover, price one dollar, or one soaame,
Goth GIL, 81 %.
Tho Ban.shed Son; AM other Stories of
Real LIE Two volumes, paper cover,
price one do.lar, or one volume, c.o,h
gilt, 81 y.
Aunt Pa;ty's Soap Bag, together With
large additions 10 i, neIer efore pub
l.shed in any former EDITION of this or
any other work. Two volumes, pap-r
cover. price Que dollar, or oac vo,un=,
cloth gil., ST. p.
e5T Copies of ether edition Of any OF
tho above works viii be Sent 70 anv per-
aln, 10 any pas: Of the tinted state,
# - or postsge,' on tasiT remit NJ the
price Of the olls ;hev may wish. TO ths
publisher, I. b. PETERS n,
No loo Chestnut I -net ph iaGaiph = p.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
CONN TIES:
Cotton T AREA


The undersigned offers for sale sec
ion q, township 5, range Swest, in P.no-
In county. There is on the tract abons
four hund Cd acres of bottom and second
bottom land, unsurpassed in the county
Tor cultivation, anu lying in the forks Of
Peach Creek. The remainder of the Sec
ton is rich ridge land, with fine timber.
There II about one hundred and forty
acres now Ia cultivation, and seventy
acres of creek bottom deadencd and
grubhod. There is good dwelling house.
out-houscs, AMI negro cabins, together
With new gin house, press and gin stand,
all Of which viii b. BOLD on long credit,
with interest, and Oilers hotter opportu-
u.ty for investin N than any other IN the
county. Far further particulars, apply
70 VI. ). WARD,
Real Estate Agent in Pamela,
Or, address MONROE SHOkT,
Peach Creck z. ..
Ssvea.AsF xsa. ls5I.-. 1-R
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
M;sHlss,rFI LEGrsLAruas.-The adjourn.

m.sRIss.TFI LEG1sLArCRs.-The adjourn
81 session IF this BODY viii commence on
Monday, the first day of December. The
principal business before them will be the
neG code Of laws, sono progress il
Taica was made at tho regular session,
last vi0t<-, and the completion thereof
vas postponed anti this winter. A com
plese revision of the laws of our State is
much needed, and the subject WAS oom-
nnittod TO shFeo distinguished lawyers, &c
wit: Judge Sharkey, Judge Harris, an
MF, Ei!ei, BY order Of tho previous Legis-
laeuEe. They have made their reports
AID IL nov remains for the law-mak;a,
poTo. to adopt, modify or reject thi.
code,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
5lrn Sobut;ssM,nts.
Sss; Beware.

4 OST-On Sunday last, cith5r in Pa
IL nota OF on the road between Pane
and Belmont, purse cou,a!nnE E.i,1-
n no Dollars IN honey. Cne twenty dol
lar bill, South CagolIna, anl Two ten DOL
lar bills, Tennessee money, three l,e lU.-
lar notes, and two two dollar bills. Also,
Cotton Recc.p for fou bales If cotton,
delivered at the Hernando Depot--thres
Of which were marked Il. Lard. unl one
marked Oil!h III. The above reward viii
he paid for the recovery Of tie purse and
mo o.. HARVEY OSrktN,
n44-gw Belmont.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26

THE PERPETUAL MOTION DELI
sioS.-A joiner III Fdlnburg,
Scotland, has communicated To
ore OF the newspapers the process
3y which, be ai.cdges, he Ilas dis
covered the long sought for per-
petual motion. The invention is
stated to be real seli-moving
power, which may be constructed
OF size sufficient to drive all
kinds of machinery ut no greater
expense than little oil. Accor-
ding TO the inventors description,
the machine is a wheel propelled
by weights, the weights rising
when the wheel turns To the angle
OF torty-fvc. and leaving three
fourihs OF the wheel empty. There
are four weights or bulls, two OF
which arc always working the
wheel, aid the other two are on
the centre or axle, ready to fill the
place of the others when they bring
the wheel TO the plumb, aud before
it loses its power. The one ball
at tie bottom rises to the axle when
the otaer CONES to the top, and so
Ca
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
fT We attended the DINNER PAR-

E We Stenied the DISNER PAR-
~ given by our friend William Y.
Stone, NJ his residence, on Friday last,
and were sgreeably surprised TO find such
splendid dinner prepared for his guests.
We unde 81 nd It was gotten up Under tho
supervision Of Mrs. Gllion, Mrs. d. l..
Armstrong, ard Mrs. Doct. Wrenn. 1t
rejected credit on all those who participa-
ted in its preparation, Mp matter who they
Weys-
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26

FEARFrL CASE OF SoMNANBU-
LIsM-A ElGnT ADvESTURE.-We
copied yesterday from Pittsburg
exchange, n brief announcement OF
a recent case Of somnambulism
near that city. The particulars
furnish a vivid picture of the
reriis of this singular phenomenon.
and the narrow escape ofthe parent
from injurying his child with q
gun, in the dark, should be warn
lug To others not 10 be too hasty
The case, as stated, occurred at
Oak land, at the private residence
of a gentleman, and the account
says
Hearing footsteps upon the
stars about midnight, aud suspec-
ting burglars might be about th,:
premises, the gentleman rose from
his bed aud took down double
barrellcd gun, with which III his
hand, he proceeded to the door
opening INTO the hall. Reaching
the door lie applied his ear to the
key hole, and heard what be
thought a rustling of garments
upon tie stairs. Hastily drawing
chair to the door he stepped
upon it and inserted the gun
through the transOn. Just then
the thought occurred 70 him that
it might be his daughter, who
sometimes previously was addicted
to walking in her sleep. Passing
out into the hall with his gun still
In his hand, To be used ia case cir
cumstances warranted it, he found
the apartment entirely vacant,
aud lighting a lamp, then assembled
the stairs. Imagine his surprise
and terror on looking ont of the
chamber window, 10 see among
he branches of u tall tee which
grew there, his daughter, dressed
in her habilimtnts, and seemingly
utterly unconscious OF her pefilcus
position. Without uttering word
NJ making a sound calculated to
irighteu her ne stepped out Of the
/; window himself, and winding ono
arm tightly about the waste OF the
| sleeping girl, he, with great exer-
| ten, managed to regain the EalI
with his precious burthen. The
| surprise OF the young lady when
| she awoke and was informed OF he.
periious adventure, can be- bettei
imagined than described"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26

E HoN. W. 3. JOHNSON, our repre-
sentative in the State Legislature, reques-
tod us 10 say that he wished all his con-
s:ituents, Of every party, to remember
:hnt he will be in jackson on Monday
Xxx, TO attend the coming session, and
-: { taay had any business to transact
n would take great pleasure in attending
20 she.r wishes, Write 10 h II st Jackson
--enl va vii guarantee that no vii!
give prompt and efficient attention 20 al!
Jour wants With the law-mak.ns power OF
tbs Safe.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
HINTS FOR THE LADIES.

While Cooley, aud other magazines,
are filing their pages with directions
for making fancy articles of dress, and
recipes for cooking, we think il not oct
of place for Us to make a few sugges-
tons of more practical nat0re, ard
therefore offer for the consideration Of
our lady. readers few hints On the
subject Of housekeeping In the first
place, we wish to call your attention
to the most approved and genteel
manner or
SETTING TABLE PoR DINNER,
If your company consists of more
than six persons. you should place all
your meats on a Side-table, and have
them well carved before the company
set down to the table. Place all your
vegetables, together with pickles aud
relishes, on the table. BE careful to
put no sweatmeats on the table-such
course is decidedly questionable,
and in bad taste. If you have soup.
place the tureen on the side-table, to-
geiaer with your bread. When your
guests are seated, let your serragts
help them to sonp-those who Go not
take soup waiting until the course is
finished remove the soup plates, and
then help the company to meats from
the side-table, and vegetables from the
table before them.
If you have wine let it be brought
on the table, and lot the host help his
guests: the hostess should never do
this IN any case. After the substan-
tial course is through, remove every
! thing from the table-including the
upper table cloth, {two having been
put on in the first instance) and put
down clean plates, knives and forks,
aud your course of sweetmeats, to-
gether with nuts and fruits. Place
your pastry and desert on the side-ta-
BILE, and let your sersaxts help the
company-the host and hostess max
ing a part of their company all the
time. 1t is very impoll;e for eafher t.
sit at the table and not partake with
their friends.
| If your company is composed OF six
or less number of persons, place your
meats and vegetables on the table, to
| gether with your sauces and relishes
put no cake or preserves on the table
If you have soup let the hostess hel,
! he company, after which the host ant
hostess do the carving. 1t is inIpo
/! lite to ask your guests TO carve, anC
equally 80 to refuse b .ir assistance i
rendered. After the course is thronah
make your scrraAts remove everyth In.
from the table. and re set With 1lg4,
plates, etc. Then hrir. On your pas
Try, sweatmcats, desert, nuts, fruits
etc. The hostess then hci,,s hc
guests. After dinner tie servant.
pass coffee, with cream and sugar, o,
a tray. 10 such of the company a ms,
| desire it. The ladies retire from h,
table, and the host passes cigars t,
the gan lcmen.
! BE particular not to Scold your ser
wants before your guests let them b,
instructed in their duties before hand
Speak clearly, calmly and positivel,
70 them, being careful not to loos,
your temper if You are not obexed
/ but repeat your orders without show
Ing perturbation or anger. a neglcc
of these directions, as to your ser
wants, will show your want OF gooi
breeding.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
ORIGIN OF ALRACA.


The English correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Bulletin gives the follow
ing interesting facts:
A demonstration Of very liz
teresting character took place a day
or two ago at Broadway, IN Yorkshire,
in the shape Of Il presentation, to one
of the most remarkable men and En-
gliSh manufacturers.--I'he history
Of Titus SILT il in itself romance.
He is a "sclf made" mln-Porn in
poverty, and educated III AFFECT toll,
he is now IN The prime of life, one OF
the richest men in tho country, and
perhaps III greatest priv ate employer
Of labor in tie Horld, His future
was made BY one II ih,se lucky dis
coveries that occur once or twice III
an age. The story is worth telling.
a few gears since IL woolen maautac-
turer. not troubled with too much
business, came to Liverpool To buy
the raw article required Ill his trade.
While here was shown over a pile Of
new warehouses. then thought one Of
the wonders of the port, his keen York
shire eye alighted ON packct Of some,
thlng that locked something IKE ana
yet which was not really wool. In
answer to his enquiries, he was told
that it was hair ahom from kind Of
Wild goat, which inhabl'ed@ South
Amelira bat that IL was hardly worth
Importing, is little or n" use could be
loud lof It. Hesexamlhed It's texture.
thought h. e id do ssmethmg with
he alH.at Is huuwH AID neglected
produce al, b s-rd - nave sample.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26

TIE CiKcUs.-Bofore nina O'Clock On
Saturday last, our town assumed q lively
appeaTaaoe-poTsons We're in attondeDc,
iran every portion Of the county. We
dad not pay very particular attention 20
no performances, bu. so far as We did VIC
we're very we'll pleased. Tho walking of
tas wire. on the outside Of ths canvass,
81 tae young lady, We thought 81 extra
ordinary feat, and was well done. The
Agent, Sir. Bemer, has our thanks for his
gentlomanly kindness and attention to the
STAR Office, The canvass was crowded
both in tae afternoon and a, night, ana
we presume the company cleared SIX OF
ssven hundred dollsrs.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26

On Thursday Evening, November the 2O;h.
1856, at the residence of Mai. W. p.
Woottcn, in the town Of Pamela, by
the Rev. James Dates, Mr.. WILLIAM
z. STONE, JE., to Mrs. NANCY L,
STRAWN.
ca" The Editor, and printers in the
STAR 0lfce, s'unite" ia rendering their
thanks, for the bountiful supply Of good
things, that accompanied the above mar
riage notice, and at the anne time ..h
the couple long and pleasant he.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26

II old bacl5elnr gsologist
y = boa&fsng iisae every rock
"as Is ta.sis!,ar II ilin as the
airiiah.'. = lad, preeen' deciar-
ID tat snc isnsEv ai ii rock of
w'tlctl nc WAS ,os;lIls Ignoranr.
Mare 1t, madam, cr:ed co.,
chs. IN rage. sit is rock The
cradle SIR replied the lady.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26

WASTEp.-A good aWatchmaker'
could find first rate location in Pa
nola. There is no person engaged IN
that business within forty or fifty miles
Of Ills nj zee, while we are surrounded
en- oyery side by rich and populcuS
affsgsf.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
e- We have been compelled to uso

60 We have been compelled TO uso a
very Indifferent article of printing paper
fo- the STAR for the last month or two,
for the simple reason that wo could get
rono better, on account Of the low water
II the uppsr rivers. We expect to have "a
-lgpiy OF good papc: soon, and PROMISE
oE1 patrons botter paper.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26

RI We understand our friend 3. L..
Armstrong sold his plantation, near Pa
noia, last week, TO u gentleman from
Georgia, 60. tao sum of twelve theusand
dollcrs.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
e.SsssStNsaS s4S0.

4 GRAND CHRISTMAS Els
iIyAL and BtBLf: PRESENTATIONS ~
Spring Hill thr ch, near UaAn.ns., on
Christmas I've, 2ish poe .nber, 1896, al
D O'clock, F.x.
IROCRANXZ
l. BIBLE pREsE>7 AIIu with app-opr:-
ate speeches, by nnn Of the first talent.
:. CRssHAs Eve PoEg--bi ihe P,stor
of the Church.
}. \ most sumptnoas Esr-RrAI, NxNy.
65 Good Mus: IS expected to be pre-
sent IN the occ q o.l.
The obje.t Of thu Festival is 10
raise funis TO liiu.date the d>b.s of the
Baptist Society of Spring III, 1slla-
hatchie county.
G9- Ttckets fer s4lc ss GrenSds,
Charleston, oAkiani, aud b. any IF tho
EoiGm.tt2s
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
Eg. -. WARD. = Editor.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. pc. 1856.

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