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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-09
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os,'iysalsta a@ktst If $ sta.ie. .s==eg
755 4 #ptt.tyg1ieif. itr..W,,. stsusaw Ill de-,
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fss5S A nd close at ilatsI Il, sti, b .,n4
"a In fouler street that hon.s til. ssl,,.sg
Plain ffosi Is .aaiir enough for me- ;@#G
~ ~ z5.:.tsi nteeSet'sifses = feSas sp.a rs ten,
# Iaatuf- can s,ii}si<t on thee, lEz
. & ~ Ihank lirayeIl for three. Amen
5ss WsYs Thought enid virtim!s nice
NJ J cho'cs .estld be. ysniIa-ice. ~ -
~ care MT for much enid or=iand: "a.
Give srIesa mortgage herr ar fher.s--
me 5,.e,a ba >tnc k--s,1nle nate Of nam
%s s5 e,sfrifing hi road share
:. 55.z5i ,o,t!v aSa that Fssrs, ue send .s ~
4 title tAole than can spend -
iioHnss are silly tays. 4 know.
s. stt't!=l1ties afasbai sliIpnan.es; i
Ia ' otild Esflla ns. bt Plrniias-- =.
s.S=s.$~s. #5 Bal only near St. ja,nps;
= J su.vrrF s, RI .honld not rar. ;
#lsosht' oH5 GtlheFHttots chair.
a lrMeis srrskattEstes.ssst is a sin
80 Il, rare it,f=s'lcts nntnishtl things;
One g"t'tl aiza.'5 diam Als' II a pitt
sott,e.ss.ot 50 fafgr, in#.ilass--.
"A rlhr S+,td p Pe,i.I o. so s. .s ss+-
v i; du ior mel sangtz:,t shes.
. u damn should HreSsEiinr',esp attire
@$ lfa.a,li. htasY 81 Ii Ie> u s'..ar J =
&. own pr ap might d.4 ir-
" haMrHehalssuf trpp#Cashmerp.-
st't1,e n, sfrt " les .nta CHINA silk.
l - kr WrIllktest ,le4i may. !.
Nalliii not lias-tss Flsars- dive ~
=5 ss,stast that fio' IS snttss sss#.;, atsa.starp;
j. AnSsasg "a r. Wnf,Ft %.iyr--= $,-5
p sHils me 81, NJ care.
Perhaps III JUS, d singfe xpyrt. -
~ splle seenl,tls les Het,ll 10 no h,rr. s.
ni t,Ietstres ! should like ioown
itt,at.sa;,a Raphaels thlpe nr 'otis--
81 !lofes*sss much helr stsl. asu! sp.Ie---
Die Turner, aid nn l,iare.
Ia,MscaLn.- foreground golden dirt;
be sunshine painted .tih a sguirs.l
Of looks but fe w--so.ae fifty se.,re
FnF daily use. aHt! b,und is.r wear; ;z4>.
- Ire sTe>tSna'ii an t.itIer Eo"r;
Seme Htiis5ti,xurs tdf,s -.
: ntrsd ni.arot.ea' g'!,iesl g=eai1,. g
l. And sAe,um. rich as e,uutts cream.
B,,sts, Games. gfr,<-turh tiingt as three.
q. Nzhlc h oil tr,s >ilo w'5iur PRIDE
! "a =ur tof their sfoWt=r to please,
So And So fissaetiutis ,ieIlde,
Ons StrattIs arIes. cou1ess, ss4:s.:...s
1Uo Nee et.tlaums, I Vnuld fin possess
Wsaatthi zwasteiu! tricks will nor learn,
hor.ape the =gtitterHg npstast t,oE#;
SiiailHai rafsed iaI'lrsystrre my sarn,-
'= BuE ali must teut hnhi
!. Give eFf<ri':sz Iornr Is d. nbie shzre--
Ak bs one recttliurtst. cssa!r..
Thus humble let nj. live aid die, r.
i Nor 'tssta Tor Al.ta>' go.Een touch
II Ira fn ;tture generous zgltts eisEs,
! siatl#iH,t mis- tilf ~ 1zArh--
Too grateful ts,r. The bie.sI,l. lent
Of simple ;a>ts aa5 nllsd 5eo1ls.tts.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-09

N hen tne htnest man#is
2ngryw1I.y he's angry that's all.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-09
zder' taeeisea fehm the .spertor. and cannot
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i ed ily the paf.h. :. s@sssss S
~ aret.snat i oflsr ers referred te
the undersigned, ilffe:eT your hon h,,sty
u ~ the Aeazsp1 I fe Legis stare N ~ p 4 VI
SEE 6a WI Elfes- ard fu Gflm!ual prosecutions
al 80 10 at4ssuf is57, j. ist,. and ssuiiEt r.
plld#fhe pay ras- ut 81 III artt,,,llts 1T w
Cha,theEI assd tIlats.f EtaI,k " l;i,e ,l,a
/ ks.tf appFuAed . lShh- t8io acsn.ints at Frank
] and n VI Clark. j It.asi,is,, report tI.,on
lfpr ss'aIs pt latrt said ac.onslt. The wslo;e
| " ,yhich il res pre- Hill fY##su ls.itt "a
| Sssignsdl Il NJ Fa.rot,
E=4 - zsz*$s5 . parish. Atturnp,t
| he aforesaid al; pe re was 5on a.ation adop-
| ted
The f,l'nwins resolutions was atio.ted: s
kesofvfd, That the parish attorney B.. in-
stTnctedSio ar st'ctte iherfaItn al the parish
..s,4ii,sf=l lahia,se,.si and urin SicarsI oi
the parish Of sPuuts G, us,+t. fnr work ,lt.ue OF
the F,.ads and Irsees al lands belonging "a
satl ~ fslsxzltl th.s=IaTssh. aud that hr m,~-
poue the ltstitutinn of any sul, against las
zEa sBSaehnaan TIT aunnit dae by him to; thu.
pafssh,=ait,ti 'hesnor.th ei January next
u lie iosioMsing restitution vas nti' red aud
adopted: IS eta .5z.
Hssol:ed, That hereafter Al bodies Of per-.
sous t.Iit3t1 tvfs III tile river, or e.sew here.
wisr - isss,t ssz4s rt !. VI HAIL .sr ots
li,=a5 hog Or t.zHis, Ats, i.'E SIT h tsuipss, has
at,d bliIial, the Sorrn..f Of tIustice VI ltr
s1a,g Vi IL recsatet he Il tsaa z.e
q asia ~ se# IL ts III nfnrnsn..
said hex coffin. tie said Coroner nr J4isttrY
#prstn utRy led 10 tl,t. >!lss.
sati :. for t.at b anl sticI i.gfaes. aid ,tter
iAvi,t. # s* ~ s"s N@
I,he claim If RI. Hsbrft, J szter il.,ldiug
] guest War siszfnutiun ii sls. W N LrIi- |
men a>krA. when Ms rtusi.ia.t us,ii .ctstls Un
! hr 4uestutt. Il Yeas aid nays stuutl. yea.
t:s#.I IA asst'ss s5s5z#sS z##z:s S=z,5. |
sea al,seslt 5nYaa!t hers prre nn motion |
ililsa 50 for t,oil-a sieitdaucH, Al t...t r.
Landry who was lsast present f,egsef! t IL. |
..xcus+tl he knit .tus tilHaexart -g,snt=a /
.sl,. u :=JJlrs 2lepi, Il hasins MT h.e !
'al.esl When otl ms .tl4 Ir, C. A'uuds
The sent5es,as, VS. excused !
Ius jtl#y thea ntlHedto4 4 o,slnek, p. III. |
BEes EKos, Ci'k, /
At ! a'rioek. r.M., The Jury Met
pRtsFh,ts. aosgnhzBrat.sl, j. I Landry. j.
{. Woods, A Wnoae. + A. Bid, B. r.
chiHp,alltl IN ". Lennon. -
:. HsKs15:: .. p l,ali, E B. Trinidad, A. I
Loht!rlI. aul j. 5 Wltsats1s z.s4tv ,tsE
~ snnt,.,I. I he account Of
Ri II Hebrrt. sly So 90. terstees as Ser
5seaslt-at.A rls pro Ten. was ! jnWrd.7
4 ille j uTY ttseitatt jetIna'f.# .#A#
!. B GIiI.sNs,.p Pies i. pro lem.
f. I NE EKttH l,y' s5s 7gsss |
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-09

s ~ Honor thy father and moth
er that thy days may be long.in
the land.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-09

enrsets Y .sanIace, Wllleit their mann
ma, evidently anxious .,f,tt T. sttloSl,:
erfhsir guest, idera Dly relieved
him 10y saying
l. y al & n=nnkiverr or, stranger;
LIN married. tt,IkEs, and yon ain't
=,steared of me, rtck. nj"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-09

4 person II pass II. # conceifed
IelIsw. hap,enet! T. strike bis foot
with a cane lyon had better
knock ny brains ont and fms me-
said the dandy was trying t.,
doiit, was the ref,inder. NJ W .1.s VIZ y
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-09

tiir.en'l, your. h.rse iss q
little contrary, is IIln NIT "
eir-ee e, hat makes him. stop
then he afraid st,,liobudy Il
sarWIn,a. and he fIIarl't hear IT..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30

Persons, hereafter who iuay wish
. single number VI The sfAn, o. a
duplicate fer q los, number, will 70.
member That one hme, rash, Il the
price.
How Il is that people can expect
Ne 10 pay high prices for printing
paper, ink, Sc. and cash At that, n
well as continual payments to our
compositors, and gre array our
paper, is more than We can reason
ourselI into, Stock, materials, aud
labor must be paid for. Each NUN.
Der Of the SrAR costs us something,
and to save loss We are determined to
seR Mem-sO, we hope no one, after
this, will beg for q copy. We cam
procure a piece Of tape, a paper ol
pins, or anything Of the kind from I
merchant, without paying for ,hcm
What Is sauce for the goose Il
sauce for the gsndcr." Remcmbe
that, now. y.
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CONVERSATION PARTY.

The young gentlemen Of Pamela
will give q social, conversation party,
on next Friday evening, q, tary
candle lighting, at The Masonic
Hall, in compliment 10 the young
ladies Of the Female Academy.
Refreshments, such as lee Cream,
Lcmonades, Comfcctioneries, &C.,
will be provided by SAN Wills, at
a Bar provided in the building for
the occasion. His prices will be no
more than the usual rates, for arti.
eles offered aud il will DO expected
that gallants will bring with them
the necessary Change 10 treat the
ladies.
There will be no charge for I'D,
mission to the party. Ladies ant
gentlemen Of Pamela aud tho sur.
rounding country, are all cordial,
invited to be prcsent. Manager,
have been appointed to supetin'cnt
the party, and they pledge them
selves to enforce strict order an,
deccrum. a..
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liam snm. lls <~ds6s'sf ~
a. f.a lsH s~sIssIf< h<eva ~
NJ fmiss lsy slBut I t'sest. ys
- alsAe. zee W I'sA hssr ~
sssyff nms ~eeIl sod rss 49,
tered d hsalsety, M" osife. sfa
hsi l%uHnlwbsi W. go snpgysa
II AHsitk go lhs foah1sl ~ a fhe
tsitflhF shea siihsi cd Hssi bui
ahbul lsehly mlhH.fs, Inc iaaaR
n ~ sfi Islshl sete esllsi -
hs lalsJ hpi their e1alli seie 'alai
Ferrous Who sfe esfosei y fhe
san. sod vIe my feel q sitpnf ieh'
istsy n We blood " lbs bead ae'
eampshlsd With violent sleAneis ~
The stomach. sloali Fei hip The
shah "a quickly ps possible, and
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Meant Vernon.

~, "
The noble enterprise Of tho lsdies
Of America in securing tho tomb Of
Washington, Is ono which n scss
On tAen the highest h6nes. They
embarked IN this measure With their
accustomed zeal and dssssninsd per-
severance. But hare they been me,
y The owner Of The soil With . spIns
u eesrsspend!se ps>!toeismt We
THAI nee-ws believe ~ IL best
Information We have been sble 10
obtain, that John A. Washington the
- 1oaer, hss taken advantage Of
AedAble ~delsruinstion Of the
49,. Wo:5uss nesssrs, apdhas
~ espseHy and svasies = ssk
|9!oa,s we Prices Tor the prvoises.
- psspevly called fsnk Ne
v9We eesasdvspion fre1 per.
~ et us pys,s, ps1siSl Wy the
y~aenssesvilIe Associate. 1ais pdper
eIcse1I ss(gese, shss . csssfal e..
.esa = made On The part Of
=, ~ i !. isls.sr.'s sisi's
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Nsasla. Moore 4 Moculloush are
eolsrpnisihe men, aaly They have
in Operations m oar town enc N The
finest flQr tiill, 10 the State, We
~ sgedsl attention 10 their adyer.
lIsewenIs on Vie opposite page Il
Will Ne seen tia, after this day,
Positively no credit for -four,
meal Of grain, AT their NIL, will be
their strict rule " trade. II will be
we'll ier the public generally to note
this fact.
The proptio,ors Of this Mil have
generously donated all the -four and
corn meal which will be required ioI
the Ilabccus on next Saturday
They are not only cn,erprislng and
industrious, but liberal. Success 4
them. I.
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Larceny.

A ''son Of the Emerald Isles was
tried ~ yuslice's Court in cur town
las, night, for stealing money from
a passenger on the O'Clock train
from Memphis. lie Was tried in time
10 gain him lodgings in Gcfor,h's
Hotel. The bail required was $500,
but the ''pOOr divil'' hadn't stolen
half enough to answer his purposes.
This IS the second ''ca,e" jagged
this week-onc an Englishman, the
other an lrishman /; both for lsrccsy.
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Our young friend Robert :. ABB
crnaihcy, sen, us the first cotton
bloom that We have seen this season.
Well done, "Bob," for your first
year as q planter.
We have also received a bloom
from Mr.. pa,ton-acknowlcdged IN
the paragraph below.
These we're no, volunteer blooms,
but found in the field amongst the
crop.
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NAIL ROUTE.

The Government agen. Of tho pos,
route That pss'es over the Mi's'ssip-
Yar1 49," ;"s"swsi "s ~ .sa p sas zee
Of The Road. tina, ,hc viii
no, carry the mails after the Is, Of
July a, The presen, rates. !, Is un.
ae1s'o,a 'aey ask a hundred dollars
,ss sa,s,p ' Mum ~ |. 'V'
mi. !. r., - -.
,...., m.as.. 49,
interest. a. ~. .a., ~. ~
a' 'V'. WY aS'''
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will he seen IN our candidates.
column, the, our young friend John
+. jackson has come GU, for Asses.
sor. lie makes the EssrssssAa
candidate announced for that coSse.
Well, ''she more sAe msrrier.. Bat
VIC do not wan. to zee candidates N
our county, % numerous % shey
appear 10 be in Jefferson. A,rce
foil in that county, Que DAY lass
week, which killed nine c-andiass>s.
two pedalsn ~ . qasck doctor.
Candidates are "shiel" in Jrssr,cn
-ksnolsis not AR behind her. and
We advise our candidates to keep oct
Vi INC Woo0s. p
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NTHE BARBECUE,

We understand from Conductor J
II. Cooke, Of the NJ. 4 T. Il. H..
that a special train will come down
from Memphis on the morning Of
the 81. Of July, saturday J and re.
turn in the evening, aa'ording an op-
portanity for persons to attend the
Barbecue a, Pamela, and return home
on the same day.
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Male and Female Assdan

The o~xamipa,icn Of both
nSla schools, will take plses
Let lay Of JulY ~nexts-<ep6nspsl
the evening there will Be D.
'iOa by the boys, and DtaDt0l
the sirls. who will slso ess>vs1
audience with masie-oss6eoo
members Of The Amstevr Bard
Al the close Of the expseiebl
Address upon Education viii ~
Iisersd By Maj. ]. l.. IIools.
The public generally arsotq-
fully invited to attend.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30

Our friend l.. D. Esrp, il will be
seen by his advertisement in another
column, offers for sale his valuable
and pretty place Of residence, Rass
Of the Square, in Pamela. l, is one
Of the bee, locations in the place for
y quiet, comfortable residence
The best we'll o. water in town Is on
the premises. lie will give a good
bargain 70 . cash purchases. y.
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Ne aHlalm ~ Iaisnl ~ - 30
pes h lsisllam wlh ~ tI<s'is'4
N IN gsh - ~ adflhiaK faHfsl<fs
hss = NY ~ sfmlliea lsssY si''r
sas fistauRlar bltsi t~siaisis'
iii' fraff rf fstaHi Flfll y ush
lafi, Me- y made fa su4ifti
ahss N NJ IIafHe has shi heard
hm irapflJ spsIsa n 80 fsfb
Asls iafe Ell b ifhtais cIsiI n
fsiabaita eaaaiy I've fanleslN
ff.fe ~ " hal nv gsiafmbsf, hu'
ia mils tal lille iiaeFehss, ~ -
understand b. : sell qaalihsa n vi
slt0. shd Va dlA hlm . Tsfy
desff iefss Iisfe 70 hew = good
iteaahi n b m II tAe aleehsh IN ~.
ialsi anfi.
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4 ha'iptsl salute Vt 90 m
be hffl ~ proper InIefvsI<.
meneing 40 v'elock, A. N.
Music ny ihs IahoIs IissA)
Court Horse square,
Divine service n ne cAwMk.
dhe lls, a v. Young censssx
y, . dsek A. NJ \
AZ ~ o'cIack the e.IM A
be formed, unlsr he difee.Iss
VI. w. Keith, Marshal n ne d.
assisted by Deputy Mnnhals, \
the following order
Marshal aud slaR,
Standard bearer and Assistant,
Pamela Band,
pmla, Chaplain mud Readss,
commliicc Of Arrangemsns.
students Of ranoh Male Aesdsu|
Citizens generally.
The p%rocession will then mssa =
the Grove. Yves, Of town. Where
Following exercises will take .plss|
Prayer by the Rev. A. W. YSoa
| Reading Of the Declaration u
dependence, by Coll D. W. ClawA|
| Ovation by Col. n. G. Taylos
The audience will then be lsshl
to q 'amptuoas rcpas,, prcpasvl
them.
At $ o'clock p. NJ, a grad =
lrlay Of fire. works will romaou|
nnd be continued until 10 o'clcek.
The pauo.a Baud will rn,sssd
the audience during tic interval I
the display, with appropriate nsd
The Committee OF Arrangeuu
cx,cnda mes, cordial invitation I
the ci'iScns Of our cwn and adjoidl
counties, to be prcsen. on The AZ
occasion, and assure them that ssu
arrangemeu, viii be made for q
enjoyment. The ladies are cahAni
invited, aad especial attention I
b given 10 them.
j. b. lIooLE, cn'S.,
VI. j. kmIn, SccJ.
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We have received pressing invita-
tons to attend the cxsminstons u
nearly al the schools 10 IN county,
and regret, exceedingly, Inst the
Probate Court and Police Cesrt viii
prsvsn, - fss attending. v1sAspe
ssus o. ~ friends II education viii
furnish The SrAA with accounts d
The exercises, for Publication. .Csn-
usaicssiens Of his sast. nes sse
leg, viii b sAa.kislly rsssivsa.
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Sheriff Mssrs, Of slis Cssn,y, lefs
I'saola With . Prisoner in charge, .,
so'esel ia Ne ssvsiss and esried
hin 70 nsrssado, . dissshee Of tscy
.''e', where h sssftrisa BY q jury
f's' = sssssk I'D bsasy visA in
seas y IN, essvisouo - 0uuomi
e.ls fssi.ssaissy ~ ~ ~,
81 ssssnsa = flss1A oosa0
~ ~ Sin c'slsSl.
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Earhesuc Notice.

All rcrsoss Who have saJsoad
provisions Tot the Barbecue % Z
VI Of July, and ,hose who my Z
feel disposed to contribute % q
patriotic purpose, will cblin
Committee by sending them
FRIDAY meyni.g, Juy ~
hoped that MI will Jc psaussl. /
BY order Of the
GENERAL COMMITTEE
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~ a man Nv the name u Uah.
~ alias ~ COZ, and probably
.Aios something else, Was taken ~
IN this place Oh last Tuesday on a
charge Of having recently stolen
several watches, a pistol, bowie knife
and ninety Eve dollars IN money from
a citizen of panola. We learn some
VI the articles we're found upon his
pcrion. lie was taken lo1pauola By
our Town marshal. From bis man.
ncr sc should Judge him insane or
as Ieigning inaanily.- GRENADA
Rrpgbhcaa.
We think he is only playing tie
possum," By the advice Of some
counsellor. Mccoy vas committed
to the jail Of this county, on last
Thursday, in default Of $500 bal
required. We saw him on Sunday
and he looked more dry than insane.
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EaS The Rev. Mr.. Acorn, Of
Coahoma County, appointed Agen.
for North Mississippi, by the Bap,is,
State Convention, was In our town
yesterday. He Is cut Of from bis
home on the hills in Coahoma, from
which he has been absent for four
weeks. High water surrounds his
home, and he awaits the direction Of
Providence 10 sessrn.
Mr.. AlcOrn presented rs with a
copy Of the Casalogss First An
nual) Of the officers end Students Of
semple Brcsdias College, or I'M.
vcrsiy Of DeSo,o, Ccatrs Hill, DE-
Soto Co., Miss, for ~ yesr con.
meaeins February, 1851, end end.
Ing February, 1sSs bu. We ",
sossy 10 end from Ne inpriu, thai
Tie Csaalssss ~ prisssd in I
NsNAsra eisy-pAilaAs3Ala, ,,
King 1 Baird, Prisssrs. TIE worn
--sil H.. >~ u~~ s~~--s-1 =,
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Nlhs ~ l=stls.H~ n Ma 49,
tAnstl' 'hls IevIsy h ssgaa q ~
seaia ~ shf t~Aspsfn n ~ sFsfs
n safh 4ra sss'sh 10 fsis sassfy
The sfsaHHs - ltss Afe ihss ne
pt@pga i " Ne usaas raeii tas
fw hotter AH W. plsnse's tai 'sss'
81 u A%hllslpsls " Che sarlw rHFi
N lAs ssslah II He lmmedlsis
nughhafhaai VI Ne Ig~h n Iahols,
ihs aefi need rslr. 81 N p~hafi
ysa ~ 40 olhtf Places N lhs eope'
N, ay you'll 10 lsslef nv scme
IIshi showers, a rsesehN bet iak lhg
The county generally, W. have Asd
vhal . aswaIl5 termed BY fathers IN
Mi, county, "gaoi 'sasons,p We
have hesfi VI several ra,sohs hhd'
ias eottoh bkoe. IN iteIs fields, nml
although ne stalks are small. ysi
fte cotton give. evidence u . good
jield There are many persoh'
badly In The grass" bat The presenl
spoil n ho, weather will soon relieve
them
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30

iiam traes. I sish ysa ssvld plape's
lm sesdy aes ana sitting
fhsfs . MT another man ~ ssflh
Fm shom eafs : shilling.
vii 700 lsAs m', fiahs, 'fpf ,ss' litis,
thte ye1f home AL hssf,
" basg 10 III ygnf hfisf I'VE,
Afpui ahi iallhful rafsY
~ nsbi yoar nah lei II 'Btora har'
sbiif
~ neatly Darn yoaf hose
psw ffant ! realiy ihlnk Jon Night,
sIsh yoe wtuii propose.
JULIA GLOVER
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30

LATEST Nsws.-Ws are 1s1ebssd
to our "iass'' itim1 San Wmis.
Tor . copy Of sAs Nsv Yssk lsiess,
presented to = yssasrtAv s1lE.sss,
and dated Ss1srt1vs ~ u.
his l. ahssa Of n ~ hrlvssds,
Mails, rslsssPas - nkpssus b
he eountry. Go Il, ~. u
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30

81. Lam, 5.ns Ss.-osessin
Marcy loss NO Assdrs1 aeifm
uulo ed lss1p nsntss a6Assp
u ssees slusn. Apfl ~, b.
- - Aiknness asl pla,sdson.
oi1 4 Col. IsviAs'snsu vonisusa
b $50 II Ne $500 stoun 9 ~
Nh ntl(Hlly ~ ~
40 Slatls - eApep. A<6n1s
hea0W1sae1 NJ tsesle - ~
real n 1 llenies onfaiae
selPoAy ~ ls1ly aDnnlloa -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30

The ecasraesoss onueseed nv.
ING the fosslssisa q Ne Jail, tAis
NJ, 81 - vsrt vill g -
- 4 visAsss islay.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30

on the petition for'Dyson's fcleasc,
which stood the ties, OF e~Naminasion.
The petition Tor his rclousc con
tains but $50 sigtatres In all.
There could not, then, have been
62I Taxpayers.
The petition sgaiust bis rcseasc
had no signatures. ] have Ind botl'
petitions compared rl,h the Tax Lat
upon the one tor release, there ar,
2aS names whose duplicates are upoi
the Tax books. Upon the rcmcn'
STRANGE are 3s2. Thus, IL will b
observed, there are 81 more Tax. pa.
crs than upon the one for his pardon
am hot disposed to comment upoI
the statement contained in the allow
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-24
For the Journal.
n
The Canal.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Again we begin to hear COM
plants. and justly too, about the condition
of the w. & +. Canal. 1t is now in such a
bad state that navigation will be stopped for,
perhaps, month or longer, and from ap-
pearance, that portion from Hosmer to Ev-
ansville, portion much used, Will be lett to
take care Of itself. There are, as l leain,
two small breaks in this lower district which
might be repaired in five or six days, and the
boats might continue to do considerable bust
ness between the two places. 1t was not ex-
pected that a heavy break above Petcrsburgh
would in any way interfere with this divis-
ion and cut OFT the trade with Millersbure,
Port Gibson, Francisco, Dagola, Crows and
Hosmer. Besides the citizens of Petersburgh
would gladly receive their goods at iosmer.
and have them hauled by wagon, which
| would be the cheapest way they can get them.
! 1t appears to me that there is something
wrong about such management. / under
stand that Mr.. Fuller, by the urgent solicit
tatiOn Of many citizens, has taken 1t upon
himself to repair the two lower breaks. W hen
that IS done, would it not be to the advan-
tagc of the Trustees ard others concerned, to
see that the canal is kept open to Hosmer
i: they will not there persons enough
along the line that will do the work without
charge, if permitted to act. A gentleman
who had 800 cords of wood to come down tn,
canal, yesterday volunteered the services o
three hands free, fo- the purpose Of keeping
up this lower level. Others will do as much
The want Of water is no excuse, for they hav'
an abundance in all the feeders, rs We are in
formed. Ionrs de-, Ill.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-24

THERE IL NO SABBATH on THE CANALS
The business on the New York State Canals
is carried forward OH the Sabbath without
intcrmission, as on other days, employing
$3.50 boats, about 1900 horses and $4,000
men and boys. But, in contrast, the Dele
ware and Hudson Canal Company, who en-
ploy l,225 boats and about 1000 persons
have closed the locks and ceased business on
the Sabbath during period Of twenty-threc
years, with entire satisfaction to the stock
holders, and with benefit to the boatmap anC
The people along the line. The Dclawar,
and Raritan Canal Company, with abou
1000 boats and 5000 boatmen, &C., cease al
work on Sunday, sin some instances maxim.
more trips-in none less-tIan when worl
was carried on during the Sabbath"