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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-21
NEW AkEEANGENEENT.

HNorder that be able to devote time
"a larly the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business have disposed interest in the
Gerry Nr. MATTHEW DALZELL, who will co
tinue the old stand. the style of
complete OF everything in the Grocery
line would take this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks the paying the house the very liberal
patronage extended to for ask
them continue their favors firm
the slow all gentlemen, that they
not ask credit at this house.
March /, 1858, SAMUEL ORR
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EVM. REILLY.
A[HOI.ES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND

dergned would respectfully inform his public
of Evansville and vicinity that HAVING ha
ofthe Senior partner in the late firm of W Reilly
tends the Grocery and Produce
stand lie embraces this opportunity
pasfavors aud intends continue
of the ie20-Iy WILLIAM REILLY
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NOTICE

The undersigned having purchased the interest Mr.
Churchill in the firm of Hornbrook Churchill i'll
tinue in business the old style
brook Co.. and solicis patronage public
persons indebted to the old firm will
the same and all persons having claims against the old
will present the same for settlement.
dec7-tf H0RNRROOR
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COMPREHENSIVE,

The undersigned having purchased the of John
Morgan sad william r. Preston in the late firm of Morgan
mess under the and firm K and Preston ana will
continue the wholesale dry good business at the old
Morgan, Keen and Preston First street
ISAAC KEEN
Jan Il 1885 tf. CYPRIAN p PEsToE
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naSSAz.IrEnN.

FENHE partnership heretofore existing Philir
Horabrnok and Charles Churchill under the style Of
p Hornbrook is authorized the firm
for the purpose of settling the same.
P. H0RNRROOK
CHAS. CHU RCHILL,
Evansville, Dec. 5, 49,
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NEW WASHIN GTON HOTEL,


~ BACON & co. have removed to Main street. be-
tween Water and First ss.. next door Hallock &
Soddards Drug Store. nearly opposite Branch
where they will pleased all their old
make the acquaintance
give them call They would their thanks for the very
liberal patronage given and hope receive continuance
by keeping everything usually keptn the Family
Hroeeries. Janf6-ly
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AMI COPPER EST Aks-
IRSEaTsENT

,ss-= THOMAS SCANTLIN, of the firm ofSeantlin
a g. Parvin, has returned from Princeton and tax Q
TxSz en- up his residence permanently in THIS CRY
~ ~ where he will devote his decentralization to al,
branches oftheir business Mr. would call the ttten
ton of the public generally and his old eustome
to their extensive stock of 81 OVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
their business They also prepared to do all of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &c, &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done shortest notice and in the perfect STYLE
Call atthe store of SCANTLIN d PARV1N.
noyl4 Main steet. bet Firstand Second.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASS ! a t ! q N !

COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSOCI a T. ! @ N!
Second Year.
RRANeEMENrs for the second AnnaaI colsstion of
his new and pSpalAF MAUI On the moss xsensive
scale. n. works already engaged is the far-faned
"GENOA CRUCIFIA,"
which rn. Th9Gand b diffusion Of works Of
American AIR Of American GENUS
have been Artists who
contribute Of their finest
'0f' AiAAA GEoRGE WASHINGTON,
Benz AMIN ia ANKLiN.
DANIEL MI fhV " TRBsTER,
visited re- and am aSs s1Ts Bio sss
The whole forming large an vai1s seoleeten OF
OF the AssoeiatT2 fp N the o Tse GEN. Rs ZIP:
The payment of three dollars any member
of this and entities hi either Of the fol-
aon ae ada sd s'0 'A'
inq Monthly Marazsnes Harners Putnams
BackwoOds. Grahams. Godey's Ladys Book and Heuse-
Lsties Living Age (weekly) and two tickets
PSsons taking i've memberships entitled FIVE
the Magazines and SIX TICKETS in the distr-
The proceeds derived the sale Of membership
devoted the purchase of Works of Art for the ensuing
The Advantages Secured
bv becoming a member of this Association are
All receive the FUl VALUE oFTHEIR
in the shape OF sterling Magazine Liter
ature.
2i Each PURCHASING choice
which to be tribnted among mselVes
and are at the Artists of the
try disbursinQ thousands dollar through its
Persons for membership will please
stating the
they Magazine eommenee. and have the letter
registered oss the receipt of
Of membership toget with the Magazine
desired will he FORWARDED to part of the country
Those Magazines at hook stores will observe
that Joining RI Association, THEY RECEIVE THE MAGA-
TICKET ASSU Al DISTRIBUTION. al at
the same nriee they for the Magazine alone.
Beautifully illustrated Catalogues giving full descriptions
ser application
For membership. address
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| NagaZiae' office. S4S Broadway. New
YORK or Western once. 6f Water street. Sandusky o.
Subscriptions received by F. q: EA RNH ARf,
novS-wtf Honorary Secretary for Evansville mo-
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CO.pAtsTNERAHII

CO-FARTEEEESEk
HAVE this associated with me. in Seed and Ar
"a rieultura mpsment Business. Mr. F. S. CARSON ana
will business under the style Grant
oet29- " THOMAS GRANT.
EART's superior Bre Flour for sale at
~ festt SEEKS Family Grooory.
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CARPETS, CARPETS.!

ywTE have stock of Carpets of allsyles from
AZ 81 IS yar All persons desiring good
CARPETS at rate will their advantage call st
oetl2 JOHNSON IL FRENCH'S.
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OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY.
kEAEX &c RKETaNT4N.
EVaE1SvSNla


TEHE PrOpretors of the Civ Foundry have
ted large fre-proOf bnildlng the old place.
and fully prepared to do all kinds of machine and
WORK and everything appertaining the Foundry
business Machinery Of all kinds mnde and repaired We
have every facility of the hest machinery and
give all work en- trusted to undivided attention.
We manufacturing STEAa ENGINES Of any power
required and ready promptly fill orders for this kind
machinery work and satisfied with reasonable
prices The Foundry. Finishing shops. &c. Pine
street and Sale Room Main street. just above Second
where orders will be received
jan23-tf KRATZ Il VEIJ.MAN
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NEW WINTER GOODS

%N beg leave to the public Of Evansville
Wv paronlslv. that the 4ersg1ad
lust resolved Winter Goods. consisting Of
Mohair Head dresses AM Rrer lets;
so. Vvst SILK anil Straw R'nnets. Kid Sik and 'aie-
hraN1 Gloves; Tnaerseevss AID Sehimisets
q all which wishes di+nnse Of the low
ct prices Ali wishing buy viii please rive her call
F. r. BARKER First street.
decle-dtf bstw. Main and Locust next door TO P o.
FN9FFEE.-150 bags Pa. p. W. Flour at the landing.
L. which we sell at reduced prices. - ,,,,.,-,-
nsv29 /. q d. HEtAANN
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a LEO hhls oF a brand and superior article
IA Just receivrd and for sale by
deeiS-dtf PRESTON BROS.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &C.. FOR THE
NOAHTDAXS!
TCST resolved f. j. Hart at the Crescent City shoe
al Store PAL alton for The HOLIDAYS, complete
saortnsns OF
Boots. Shoes and Slippers
description we'll nf the quail
les for Gems Ladies' AMI Boys and Girls Theo goods
the and in addisin old stock
utterly by other in the eity
There nothing of the stock i'm MY
goods. Also, large lot of
L E A T Err s.;
Sole French CaIf-skins French Kp skins Lniugs Blvd
fnrs Toppnrs Gerta Percha. Webs Threads Sr1-ahies
etc materials used in the rHanufIcturin
Of Shoes Call and examine for yourselves Sold
Log for cash d.cIt-dtf IT. j. HART.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-21
PAVTLE0N HOTEL.

FAVE associated with business. Mr.. Charles
Lsona,d From this date shall conduct the 'Pavil
- >, $3.50 G. <. DREW,
Evansville. Dec. l. 1885. ldee7-st
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-21

EESUN AgAELENG.
ENHE undersigned has the for the sle of an
z beaatiful pattern of IRON RAILING. with round
wrought rods and figures in great variety of
styles Sizes which will sell Cincinnati prices ADDING
FREIGHT.
This railing is cheaper substantial than other
kind ia Those wishing Railing enclose cemetery
lots yards. for piazEas. win do well give
call.
Prices from 81 So so per foot.
d&w NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
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|SFEAN lEsOAT AND zACKEAN n
BIA CKSHTTHING

THE undersigned would respectfully in
S==-xSfe9A form public that he has taken the old
~S.9sS1 stand formerly occupied by Mr.. Newman, on
First street between Vine and Division whert
prepared Blacksmithing in all its
branchessuch steamboat work sawmill work,
fencing railing balcony stairs and hansters cellar
doors and Railroad an canal bridge WORK
prices short Anchors OF diff
ferent sizes always ha d. also. chains water wheel
strips boats Being old and experienced
hand Machinery Backsmthing will 4t}sfac-
pay All kinds Of heavy forging done shop
| fahl i1rr j j
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!
WI leave the public of Evansville ana
w the ladies particular that we have nov open Ior
spction entire Fancy and Staple Dry foods
fancy goods rival in point OF
tve and cheannes also emorAieres and nantiia
which only appreciated by inspection Call at the
Main recently oeeupied by L. w. Hebberd
VIC will always ready cell great bargains
epI7tf ROSER BRO q FkE1.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EVANSVILLE, IN!,-
eT~S~ h. HAVING fitted up mammo fgsySS IA
w harf Boat, the largest on the
Ohio River, in the substantial manner pre-
aredtofacitaeany businessentrusted ourcare, eth
or by RIVER, RAILROAD OH CANA
without exposing TO the ineemency ofthe weather. any
property and will bepaid to Recev
ing Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale OF
Produce consigned to us nd all orders promptly filed
PIG. O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks to his nu
friends for their former patronage and respect
fu ly socits continuance ofthe same, which will be
duly reciprocated.
Store Room well supplied, will be kept for the &C
commodaon of Boats and their orders carefully filed
mh3-d&wIy P. G. O'RlLEY d co
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-21

TRAN IMPORTATION.
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE,
VIA ALBANY BUFFALO AND TOLEDO.
NMTE prepared contract tor the delivery of
80 Merchandise generally from New ork to this place
the reliable lines. very favorable Ship
merchants requested agents before
contracting make to their interest BY
GEO. Eos FER L. co.
ECKFORD LINE.
Leaves New York daily, Sahbahs excepted No transshp
n Albany. Steam Lakes.
PROPRlETOIS AGENTS.
g B. Williams 1ls Broad ST.. upstairs. New York
r II. Livingston
J. G. Patten l. Co.. Buffalo. N. 7.
sinclair & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
Geo Foater & Co. EvansviI ind.
OLD OSN EGO LINE.
From foot Broad ST.; N Y. daily Nc transshrmentat
Sinclair d Co., Toledo o.
PRoPRiETo.S AND AGENTS.
F 8. Little ohm 100 Broad street. New York.
FtzhughE Littleiohn, Osweso, NY
Geo 'st''I Foster co.. lev. Evansville Ind y2z
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rUsF received the East additional supply
Winter Goods. to which invite the Ladies to give
rrsqn-nt calls to sell cheaper than the
World call partic1lar attention to stock OF oote
Pqais French and dish Mernos Cashmere De LANES
Ons~aF41uels iries Cashmere Robes tseuetnlu
ney4 Gloves Wool Hose Of all enors and ostbeau
tifuiiAt II L4dAs' Go1ars Chsmse.tes. Sleeves. fH
a II which sold ~ the reaneef pr oes 1a
an an NOVEL -ROSER RR0THER FREY
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NOTlONA, NOTlONs,!

HSLOW Err thermometers, travelling panions
IL hest London sealing eight key'd French
accordeons fine French harps dolls, MARBLES:
SETS monnaes combs superior needles pine tooth
picks rings. pencils. steel pens. tooth brushes
beads dominoes chess Emerson's sap toilet
soap Jumping and battle DOORS together with
variety Of notions for sale by A. G. PUSHEE.
n26 Odd Fellows Firstst
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LAW PARTNERTSHIP.

LAW PARTNERSHIPS.
eAS. q. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE Aetornies Law.
u Evansville. Indiana have associated themselves
the practice of the Law and will continue practices
in this and the counties sud in the Supreme
District Court hey desi turning their attention pare-
uarly land law In short they will be prepared TO
give in few minutes abstract the title TO almost
lot in Evansville, its enargemsns in Lanssco TO-
gether with their as the
sired ivl5-dAwu
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RM3s Mex AY Of GinaianAi invites the attention
OF the LaisS IT Evansville. to her Store wher
Shsy variety Of CAPS and other ul articles
street. opn4st Go=s Jewelry Store, dec20-21
s. a. GILBERT & CO.,
SseIaatf Sycsmore Water.
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HAvE YOU 4 AN sHAPED HEADf

60 20 vAUFIER & MARCONNIER's and have vourh
measured for Hat They have Just received direct fro
Paris Instrument that will take the shape
your than time. and with which they vi
make Hat that will fit easy an old shoe. Ma
street between First and Second. tents
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-21

YEVHE undersigned have formed eonartnership
unier the of Hendricks McRea and will continue
che Boot ana Shoe business at the Cd stand OF
bricks &4fso. ". K. HENDkiCkSp
dacI2-tf W. A. McREA.
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DISSOLUTION

yM1HE partnership existing between the un
dersizned. under the firm of v. K Hendricks d Co.,
'N~' s v. K. HENDRICKS.
ase1S-As JOS n. HENDRICKS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-21

WV08Y TNRJ,E CUTLERF--Fn sets of 81 pieces an
Ivory Knives for Silver Flo rp
fvoEy Carvsrs and Steels. for sale by rr,
d@slId CHAS. >. Wells.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-21

aeivs1 Enarys Two Pc and Threshers; nj
he Psansvlyanja 4horse Powers and Threshers Emery
Saws viii III al pted to saving Cord Wood or
sNa ourposes sill Of which selling at
mr. 90 nevl9 w GRANT 4 CARSON.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01


ScESr FROM LIFE LEAMA
TIE Butchers wife. j terri &c peal a
thunder shakes the house to its found
lion the door is thrown violsutiy oTen'
ard C eaver stands bef5se,hat distroctad
wife.
..Helenora, he cries, "thou desrast
eehrished idol ofmy affec ioas, Wit,
thou be mi1e -
Monster e., is the reply q" look ther
in the words Q. L y A ~. . no
that pat en- ol tag osAery = And
she pom to tie form u Lu .OcA her
huston
Cover" Eiad him rot Ho'enor}!,,
He was always balprop nasty paPes.
and n W hit he has gone under why
should t hou mourn fer him!,.
Helenors, Fierd! vii iau begonel DoSt
thou think that have already fargot>t
ten his VOWS Of love to me, when, but
youth whp killed Kyz.r. he too nle
on Sunla evening to FauxhalI!
Beg ns, s1y, ere the Lightning of
heaven sirike thee
Cleayer-" Nay, then, pond beauty,
have a way to make thee mine! Thus
claim thee!,,
HI seizes Hell no-a by tie wrist
sic sh ieks fl Ill, 4 wAi'e tay
were sr,g lin, Balod' revvea, and
sppro ching Gle yer from behind sci,
zts lin by that ror ion of the pintaloo.
rs, w carly termel tn sack, anl the
back O The neck, anl thrlgs him hea
dIorg throu5h h eecoad ory winiow
Helenora---,, My Bullqck!., :,
Ballock-n My Helenoral Thou art
here! I have thee safe! wow 4eE
CIeaver 20 BIS worst,
Iabieau
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01

Eg-The joni re solu j I. IN Che Pc rs
ylvania Legislature, instruc ing their
RepresCrta ives To voc 10 the fep Al
ot lie A;nsasN ,bsa. K In VS. neg.
atlve
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
PANOLA COUNTY.


c1R5UIr eoURr rQU-rY sIoE n vAcA>
Ts3S
- = r.-Astrjsr pet itio1 rordIvrreo
.IorI-u . N A Vaoub Aalr.-
mo. i.
1t ppearing tothe
Cauvt thai - de-
ftnrti ano $
id sn; oil the ; ate
-Aiiss ai2li-
It il there ore ordered by Il 9 Co'f,
tha, m, ,ess h app ar before his eoaSr
The Cumr House in sid County on
or bef re lie Sd .MoaGay FER 1ae n
Mond y IN Apr5l next, and answer NJ
c. m Ian III s peu i'm. h. sane w I ~
f,kents cont es.e1, ndtl enat eTs In re-
of desreel sccurdipsly: IHa a copy
ofthis 81 der be ppbl s.ed t!rse M, rs
succ essiseiy mite ''southe1h n ,
news apeg p n ed n Lle o"h q ne
Hanass, the ] On. ?. Z;
90 ! Soruggss, Jn lee o. > q
Il - = c5u@,, oiyias in Ch nc, fy
the ,h;rd Noaday after tie 4'h Hoa "y
j. - 6o ", her 1853, and lof sliI Court,
Issued tie i h Jag. ! eof9. 5t',,,. = = o.
John Z. HARh-o9 -. -,
s3u.
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.4daaa9sgro s293s Sale.


vir1ue ot two several de rees CT
Eltht Pro3ase Curt of Fanola
Coun;y Missjss PPj rendered at the
s Jaauslfv 3 tenn 1875 ereof the under-
sioned adIniui9,aa or, With the viii am
mixed ofz1dsry Batler deceased.
Wi on.Sa.urdey, Ike Esd day Of Feb
rusf next, on die premises, sell at
public auction ;Ae highest bidder:
the West half D, the South Eastern
aslarier gf SStct,oR one (I,) Township
eight S. J Rssge seven ~ West in
Pamela t31Any, on credit of1le
months fso4l day Of sale. Also the
folloviag ersonal Estate VIZ, one
Gin -tal.-, -.,sl.Aacaes a..s ,a4A.la. SONS
ca;,le, aad aags * tanning aseaeiis. fbe pur-
chasgss w.. ua IeqaFea 70 give bsod aed seed
III, toi me yafcaaea moneys
Join 3. BUFCI,ER.
Adrfasssyator.
Jan, 10 l956-4A 6w.
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NO. 3
Executorial Notice.

Z ETTERS Testamentary of the
4 last viii and Testament of
Sterling F. Vaughan dee. We're gram
ted to The Undersigned at the Decem-
Der term 1856 of the probate court of
Pan la county Mississippi. All per-
sous having claims against said de-
ceased are hereby notified to have
them lylprobated and registered ac-
cording to law, or this notice viii be
plead in bar Of payment thereof
IVERSDN VAUGHAN, Ex-.
Jan. 1856. I-6w.
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eTwe are sorry to.aote thIta bill to
auuropri..e $4,000 for deriving the
-he expenses Of emizrants K psas, has 4
14ilsd in the Gcorsi3 House hegresen.
tasiyes, by volc Of So nays 70 43 ayes
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01

IAsilJlnlstTat0r'S Is0Nce,
49, EEREAS, Letters ofadmin-
Istradon upon tie estate of
Henry EIall deceased, were granted 5
to .he on on'ersi3ned at the December
ten. 1886, OF Tallahatchee County
Mississippi Probate court.
All uerse8s having Claims against
SAID deceased. .are hereby notified !.
present de same 70 the undersigned
prope.lv pvobated within the tin.
iirnn9d by fan, or his notice will
plead lnD}g ofthe Pa yment thereof.
JAMES Nc LAIN
anr Adni istra or. ~
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01
no Insuranceagainst Fire.

4 FTER this date, no more deed
"a or instruments viii be received
in mfce. unless the fee is paid at the
time ofliling. Persons having deeds
now iuf my office, which have been re-
corded, and the fees not paid would
very much oblige rae. by calling and
paying the same, and they would do
wen to take their deeds out Of ,he Of
fee, as it is otinsured against fire.
W. P. WOOTTEE,.. ;. e-- Z
Probate Clerk.
Jan. 10 I-3m
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VOL. 4

GooD.-The Lynn News tells good
story Of two boys, one Of whom WIS
boas ing of the baautes of his flhers
house. Is got a cuIoa ,'.s@d he :,
and Us going to have som h g els.
''wha: slt?., asked his Interested come
Panion "why. Z he lrd sther tel moth.
er this morning has IT'S going to have
smoFsgage on 10.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01

Miss Mary Campb / an interesting
Young lady of II years met with a shocil-
ing dea,h in .augut counay; Va afew
days since. S i, eops d TO step across
the shat o. q hres 6 m china; wien
her dress ", caug IN the M csEnery.
AMI she was Dir ,n nbe, tn sh md
horribly mlngel. She was dead when
extracted.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01

Miss II Park r, goverhes 3 from
Lowell, Mass; ho vas il nnly Ia
Norfolk teaching tie young id IS
II seem. Unnamed the ender passion.
ne is about ten years If age, and carry
-ing OF his bsidsto Weldon they were
married
We suppose the hPPy couple came
70 the 70 lowing cold sion
You his he .ine 70 ? e-sur@;
Lie is but spa;
Gayeys Treasure,
So go it while you aan,
An eli man couldn.'Golt IT.
Were he to 0 hume,
Hhis looks nj actions show 1t,
So go It v,hile you arc young
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Administrators Notice.

xANliEtA aA@5bA = %NSa 4 sf'a>~~-
yNl HEBEAS Letters of admin
wv istrasion ofthe Estate ofJas.
4. Hinton dec, were granted to the
undersigned 1t the December Term
1885, Of the Probate. Court of Panola
County All persons having claims
against said de,edenta heleBy nod-
fed 10 have the same Probated and
registered as the law directs, or this
uoace will be plead in bar Of the pay
ntuG thereof. and all persons owing
s5sEI decedent's estate, are notll ed to
cas..a forward and pay the same ifihey
Gc-lrr % save cost.
ROBERT w. WRIGHT.
Admit.
Jan, 1856, / 6w.
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Mr.. EDIroR:-While looking over the
Keoknk Saturday Post, discovered among
the volunteer toasts given at the banquet
held in that city on the a2d ut.,n honor Of
Washington's birth day, the following,
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to her and the enjoyment Of her society for
short seasoa, and because Of the impress
sion made upon his mind. I have deemed
It but an act Of justice to say thus much
in favor of her superior talents and her ex-
ceedingly Iady-like department during her
stay in our midst.
In conclusion when say that, when she
desires to visit our city, she will FIND the
Gate" wide open for her, speak :he feel
ings Of those who had the pleasure Of max
irg her acqu aintance.
LOVER OF THE MUSE.