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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-10

TIE following Is a ccpy VI n dis.
patch received In Memphis. yesterday.
by several II the cotton merchants.
u will he seen by the commercial
Report, In another column. iha, a
corresponding advance In cotton has
taken place 10 Memphis
"Nsv Yeas. February a.-Ihe
steamer Arabia has arrived. Cotton
has advanced In Liverpool lioad.
sales u the wecs. G3.O10 bales
Spectators icck l5.Oua. Fair G,o;.,
Middlmg Orleans d i.Isd, Middlinv
Mobile sgd. Fair Mobile. aid., Fair
Upland GlsIGj; Middllng Upland
6 a.iGd Brown. shiplsy Il 10. quote
e.,''"n advanced Ia. In consequence
II moderate receipts. An improve.
ment In Manchester, trade more active.
Money eest; market unchanged
iarns improved. COasvIs al, ancvd
Id"
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Memphis Ayalsnchc.

We receive tho explanation" II
our friend Of he Avalanche In the
proper spirit, and thank him fur The
"amendc." The Daily comrs 10 rs
regularly nov, and In It's ample pages
We find much 10 interest u. While
The editorials are l,old, they arc ehastc,
a manly independence and proper 70.
gard fer Others opinions. ARE e,iienc.
ed. aaa the subjects n the leaders
vel chuseu and written With spirit.
a rheIcc corps u gentlemen III the
various departments u the Paper
aunone them j. our friend !. Il syn.
mott whose poetic pen Is vigorously
a, work. With sach a force upon tho
Avalanche. u mus, rapidly win H.
way 10 general popularity. its typo.
graphical execution i very neat.
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NAorLta0es
10.

MARRIED.. m Thursday mornil.
lb Of February. Isis. iy The Rev. Ii
Bates. pr. TYRE ". YATES md !
LIZZIE DAVIS. daughter Of Col.
y. ba,is. Of Pamela COUNTY, Mi..t.s
Lct fools spurn the gentle posa,
li,men. but re who improve hi.
hour, know By swccl experience
marrias', when right, understood. !
To- ~ a paradise on Earth.
NiS tho dawn II 1--we With the i.
rair. ne'er b. o'cy..s,. nor their vsll
days be blasted ~ strife. la, may !
.ticrgssi,f sea .pn. rs u ras.e.. eva
dritghlful to the a,lorvd N.fg alai
husband.
'.Aas si,e ever eEn,,r HI. .~.rspe... \.
hi. health.
p'aflake u. hat ue,rr waste hi. Wsaa
Ind s'tu1 Nith .uuilea nntnet,rurin.
To tighten hall hi. po,erty.'
yr Printer. fre- eass-rec.iv~l .
''npptaFria's,l.'
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A. NJ ffbsf sssis NJ Ahsifs
FL T. sas AZ bspsf b. ;
tislHs 81 ~ hsl fesssHi Il
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saf itAsH hsegs# Ell FL afs
Hls stdb sta sfiat8a eaaf
sffF df w. HAa
y T. 81 f#fH enough 4paa a
itn : hlhis ~ asa 80 fsg Nas
elfbita 4 iaslBastl lHttalafs
sHd amhH aK ne flmYg fiata
n ifH Ftilem HHt mf maafa
ffFf q lf ph ha iahs Hhifh ven
lures - lfihaa aa6ifst fiais 4 sh
! ast ltf# ia f4aa sut sshi 4 paper
fIlaa tit ~ b8ifs pdpa pfaesl
ief* If tafew ami fiH tfFlstt7tp
aflJ faHsilafs Inst phpef fha Ief
ahi. HRttns tv Rfeaitsi 4HaaH'y IA
sHth maftnF y ptifaHses ~ tha
llnli inl lively fsttas shleh mes
taaitlh ihl T. eantaH ibat he
ffH dga. Hol publish ios sartaun,.
and afh Hil solid maiiat VI
Hill noi sven feht a paper lbh dges
uni espnsn The evils Of sttiafianlsm
and 7 lealieily n ibe o%piaiaa that
the pulpit aud moi The pfeEs bould
meddle With religious drmts q
likes 10 ral feppfia If The kAagaroo
Court aud y, whose appetite Il not
quite 20 morbid, would nui have a
paper 10 which these siIly reports
are printed, W hls houap y liko
aNecloies-and II wont take a paper
that publishes them = say. that
murders and dreadful accidents ought
not 10 be pat In papsn-aud 7 com
plains that biz miserable paper gave
M account Of that highway robbery
last week ! says The iyp are too
small and Y think. ihcm too large
W Slope bis paper bccaa 80 Il contains
nothing but advertisement land alt
that X wants ~ Il Il 10 see what l.
for sale. Y will not take tho papcr
unless II Is left at his door before
sunrlae-and 4 declares b. will not
pay for i II LEFT 80 early. that II +
stolen before he !. Mp. And last II
all. comics the ladies. who declare The
paper Is uuiuiercsIiog because Il does
moi every week contain a list Of
marriages, just as ii II we're possible
ior printers 10 marry people whether
the parties will ur not"
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We have received several numbers
II Ibis truly excellent independent
Southern newspaper. Published In No.
bile. Ale. at 81 q year, Tor tho week.
y. b, Mc,'uire, Glndrat 4 Co. II
Is beautifully printed In eight larse
pages. We may safely assert That /,
Is the beet paper published In Ala.
hama. We hope It's wings will watt
u regularly TO our sanctum.
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POLICE COURT.

We werc mistaken In stating. Las,
week. that the regular ,etm " this
Court convened On The second Monday
IN this month. That vas the tim.
fss'l by the oil STATUTE I,ut II has
Teen changed by the New Code IN The
i's Mssdas IL April T1srv will he
a Srveisl Term II The Cpart On nr,t
Monday. the 18th instant. A. will be-
seen hy reference 10 the notice pub.
li.hed In ,hi. paper.
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An ACCIDENT

John n. Goodwin. Vt the frm Of
jones h Gcdviu. at the Depot. In
taking down from a shelf me II col.
llss' sses. 10 show to a customer. let
!, fall in such a way as to strike his
len wrist with The edge. and nearI,
cat bis hand %. The blood from he
wound flowed 81 rapidly ,ha, b. he.
csae faint hefere q nscter could h.
found TO take up the artery ,hs, had
herr SEVERED Doctor =. Calhoun
Davis. assisted ny h,c,cr l. 4. ls
land. sssn stepped ihs blesd. however.
vhss shs. arrived.
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vAtbrssH fHfHo

laitHf1 es
Nsfai lIW b NJ m
afi ttf e Hesl "a its
fefa i isalla WIZ haf Hai nHe
"a itF ef'ef tfsn maifSo4 hffa
tb ~ ttte tae esff Hw q
lrtf flm ~ 4 u ~ time Tine
nttau ia mt 4pfrt
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HARD

The editor NJ m. Pamela lNtiss.l
star says that having occasion tn ride
upon a tailruad mo, rail- not a thens.
and miles ftom that pleasant Village.
rrsrntly. he he'd 10 rs, IN sdvaace Tor
his ride. and the company al the SAME
time owed him 4 respectable sum-
Tor advertising. which Ne insinaa,ss 4,
j. not very eas, 10 collect. nat ~ men.
ticn "numercus r%vstuiteus pufFs" n
is evidently a very hard ease. hus the
ediiur shcnld exsrcise PATIENCE. ard
hope Toe his rvwsvd-hervahsYf tie
thus that editors sre purified from spl.
i'hne.s The star man ought rather
to he proud Of suffering for IN. public
socd'-H i=s,r,igs I~.sepe.s,.i.
We have s.sassi ear shsre t,r the
public good l'a, the public will M,
r~esipress,e. II is M, only M, YER,
Easy 10 eollecs the sum owed hy the
said ecmrsny. bat. 50 far. impossible.
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Mild wfaTfH

lhs Winter taHt ft ia lanlt
toty, d. ltsn Nh4aAlll mtl sb
W. Wa hate fgt hai 0ta
lti m. ite esu afy aIA la,lt
90 iba riin have been fe
llehl tlt generally warm aod tlp
pfatnd iup sei luf farm ag purpose
la.l ma tallna ,ety ies days w.
r'prei % hear u FORA having bern
planted
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Tho vieksburg Wing

lhie sterling journal, nov IN itr
lwebiieib volume has douned a new
and besuiIhl suit of type. and II
printed on q nrw steam aess, render
IVY II tbr hhnlsnmesi and besl printed
newspaper ~ MissIeslppi VI. ".
Shannon The proprietor has occurred
The valuable services, a. editor II our
talented young friend l.aae ". Par.
iridro formerly u the Memphis whig.
lioll, Springs Times, aud mure r..
Gently of The Memphis Evening News
llc wIclds a ready, raey and caostIc
pen With The decided improvements
made nion the Wing, h takes a front
rnnk 10 Mississippi Journal sm. Tho
subscription price j. 81 10 advance
Well worth Il.
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The friends ~ rfnHi 4 mrruAN
non announce him ~ n candidate fnr
Assessor n rannln County.
Wa are Huthpf ed - annauHse 1ultN
SHANkii asn mudiiHe fur Asaasaor
o. fahnln County.
W. afe authorised n announce pllll.
wv W. IN tIi b. candidate ~ A.ses
cor " Pamela County
We are authorized 10 aunnnuta VII.
LIAM " IAttMtR ~ . candidate fir
Asse.sor " Pamela cruni,.
W. ar auttnt sod o. announce AltN.
~ ', BISHOP n 4 candidate for l.ss..
cor ~ Pamela County.
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SrEAsiSe IN THE lIorsE or
CoxxcSs.--ln the English House
OF Commons they will not hear a
man speak at length who Is not
Known beforehand to have some
thing to say. They cheer him
down. laugh him down. clap him
down, stamp him down. or 60
down themselves to dinner
Long speeches are an determination.
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~ thur cuicrpri.Inr friends. Green.
baum \ Earnest, call upon ,hrIr debt
ors for speed, payment. They slsc
efsr. r~rrparaier, to receiving their
Spring Goods. their Winter stock q
per cent. cheaper than such goods are
sold fos elsewhere They insit. calls
nun the people.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-10

The re,ent session vi the ..raud
Lodge of Mssous convened In this city
au the 18th inst. and was very full,
attended. notwithstanding Tho wretch
ed condition IT the reads. II vas
season ct many happy reunions of
friends and aCqaaiutanceS from differ.
eni partsof the Stale. Aiarge amount
Ut business was transacted. The OH.
GERS In attendance we're as follows,
". WA. X. Cssncu. Grand Master.
NJ :. Ward. u. u. Master. D. /.
y. Mitchell. u.s ". r.t.
VIM. n. Iaskev, u. l. ". a.
A. y. pilwarsh. ". Treas'r. n. /.
y. W. 7. Daniel. q. Sew.
w. Z. Robinson. ". =. u. n. !.
NV. Dale, u !. y. r.t
J. I. Lsamukip. u Marshall.
W.B Diessns, q. =. n p.t.
-. y A.. Crawford. u. +. r.t.
". Rev. Geo. r. s~,ainhask. II. rharlsip.
A. Robins. u. Tyler.
M.ssssssppt Bepsn,.
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sSsA.ssHs sssSHM.

Wa. II. knos anl Mary Ann pca,os
pr Edmund Nswbssry and Mr.. Ns
X. Adams:
!ossph Taper and Mis-. MARY Holland
Jchn.'. Ions. anil Miss Masy 4. wIllaa
Euxvue y. t'arth ard Miss Ada t,iskss
Robert Y. Williamson anil Mrs. A. Al
Nall.
Moses ". Ours and Mi.s Sarah J. An
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Mark Your Advertisements

Hereafter. eysry ajserti., p,ent tn,cnsl.
ID Tor publication IN tho Sr.H, ma.l have
Che length Of time which ihpy arr 10 Le
ruhlish~d, MARKED on them. Al aiver.
stsen.suis mark ID "till farhil." ar az. g.,
WI be Published for pms YEAR, aud chars.
~ accordingly.
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70 ~ consequence Of a press Of
outside husir.ss. aud tho all enrrcs.
sing ee.s,ol few days preceding. our
editorials arr frw In this number -
W. hope for morc leisure hereafter. TO
devote 10 this department.
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tV We Invite attention | our new
advertisements, generally. New card.
appear In The sr,W srcsy @erk. aud
II Will lie we'll With th,ss who ARE
fully read them.
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We bon Authorized lH ahnHuHts Tlius
u fhupllll sen candidate 81 sbspa
~ fingia faHnie a the ntti election.
w arc authorized W annnhse JAS
y hpNts n . candidate fpT flufiH NJ
'hs heti dleeilHn n8yis n
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H.
wessspeis s'oltsm Wssts
MORNING BULLETIN 0retg

ltssnar sioastso. rpirnnrv D. Il.
COTTON ihe market ,e.is,d.
unusual nellte, and over e.lrn
vrIa sold Ut No advance N i IL
safes we're feadil, maele. low an
even, going N At slightly improved.
snls' y Ordinary wcre made II ; i
Low Midilin9 q, : ~ and Del Nj.
y ~ and . . lei Good NIidllny
md 10 l.ae.i Midiling VAR NJ 4.
lle.l fair II /. land III 70. I'm,
~ very choiee coiton sold A. birl
T., rents.
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iss Judge Russell. IT New York.
has sentenced Francis MclIush 10
Thirteen years and riss ussm.hs IN m.
state prison. for tshwsy nbb~rv.
ii'''lgh he only stole a plug cf tobse.
ca lead pencil anil 4 eve cpst
pkcee.
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~ There arr thrss thousand three
hundred and sis'y.fcur newspapers
published in The United STATE. and
Territories. cf whirh sis hundred and
thirteen are In New York.
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"As COMMITTED 10 The jail I
wv paecla County, Mississipfi.s {
On ny 81 February. 1sss, . ~
DOT. - susavsy. Said 1sy = -
complexion, ere fsvt. two ssi half -
= hish. q = ~ ysass eld, veiahs -
l4S - 80 rosnds, has 1ave -
the night sheeA. var csjisssy vssl -
kessey evat. bIseA eeel hot esiCses
bcotss Ne calls ~ nams JgRoN.
ssys BE- belongs 10 Ossasins 1~fssessnle
No urIeues. ~ ouu0 y hGFlog =
ssessea to ssne fssuere, pssse rsle&
par eAarsVsS 60 NE - oUoys -
vnl h denh uttA apronfW No.
1rsssls. Eel. ~. 1kss.
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We would particularly call The at.
'entien u our readers to a rsm,i,
known - Mclean. Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier. II /. Ger.
fa'aly q valuable remedy. We there.
f're say TO all. cali at the agents. add
test fs yourselves lis intrinsic merits.
u Is delicious 10 take. We s.k
LADY readers la srs n sv~ N. I'd
v~efttvuishl IN snsshsf saiupr
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ATefsa Huessn
Htsf#~Hs sssL.ss3
So Ne assfh afsnssa
isf u alsflm 80
Fs'sss n flhMyIT
a. hls~ tfln0o ates
aesit ih@tsa1 ~ssa.e
aiaahielsft y lhxt NJ. 49,
Fept fs#H sA.ssstss
Ffhea sad she Ien
shlla sH w fen A.li
mssskFd 10 farhh NJ o.
ri aie feae tlHsau, 4, ~.
htsffih lee n iAe hass
ps*Hssl IL lssalsd
.sh' NJ Parry I'm III ~
NM = g. massy NJ s.~.
bu' hslfs sshshgsd sna -
go f4snst dead Ia ne ~
Dpuh'lsts ~ The saias sIas~s
sH shAh : tpnhs Nor hss...
y FefAi died n al%afsatlaa -
fsfslts tauid have Lssn ~
thlesTs 10 hear Ifsd r.
dlseuuf.s ~ The asuassls.s
s|sFs What A hssuuflI
philanthropy at 0 d~l.ts,es
Tue atasaaisr Tplsss.s,.
learn that The Secretary n NJ
yesterday placed ihs / isl,ss
sieam lfiRaie sIagafs NJ N. Al
NJ the Tfansailsnlle 1'sIsv,sst
PAM, ~ assist IN 4 sseond siiss|
lay down Ihs IeIeeraplIe esbls
pfesHmed that upefal Inns sIl ,
svned some ilne during N. !
u June Il nlon.
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sesoess " Pas l,.--Read Mr..
tssae's ae,ice he the third session
u W Male end Female Schools in
Isuela.
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MlnNMl nfN.

~eHHHf4E#HH ~ fHe 04fHQ NJ n -
hsiaa h thH sitY. IN ~AlAles
Pans NJ flsHt Nsshlsgtas wju h.
: rfeafhEsi ~ hshaK IN ne ladies
N lhe H8ihi fefnan AssnfImtan
e the iIsn, IdsafI Ieefstl, N
Hssssehasefis. sad NJ. ~ eiass
alse, ~ hehaif n the ffm1 w 4.
faheeY, N AlHbsats, ebo, fhhHs
I'll ~ The saHH eaase fllh W. Ees
efell, has delivered eloquent lee.
tgfaa IL sefsfsl senihe,n cite. m
ihf char e'ef n Washington
dfeai sail Like fify i. laid out
% . magnificent scale n ID four
mlles N length, by thns In
breadth, the streets %fnnins At
tight angles. and 100 feet vide,
vith sidewalks 70 feet In width,
Each building lot contain. mn here
and . quafiu ~ land, N wh,b
there afe eight h each block and
4 sifenm N pure water running
through the city |. made. by ~
iuaenighn plan, TO flow 90 the
SIDE u every street and 10 ifrigaie
every LOT,
4 brother and SISTER. ianu / mn.
ees H. and Miriam y. Heath, are
~ pfi@on IN Dfacui, Mass, Tor
The cold blooded murder VI their
laihet ! that they might enjoy his
small proT~rty-senle s90O--tIie
savings Of many years. This was
the real motive ui the unnutufbl
pair although they say IN lusii6.
Gallon Of their aef TINT the old
man had "bongcd them about
long enough
Columbus Is the name proposed
Tor . new Territory to be formed
N whit is known q, '.Carson
Valley" and sometimes called the
Great Basin" II Il vast ~.
giou Of territory, lying partly IN
California and Utah. 1t ia stated
that II IL now inhabited bv thre,
thousand whites aud one hundred
thousand Indians. The principal
town is called Gcuoa.
The Georgia papers record the
death OF Samuel Wright Miner,
the oldest printer Of that State.
lie was a son Of Col. VIM. Miner,
Of the Revolutionary army. and
always claimed that, ~ editor of
the Athens (tia.l Gazette, be iirst
suggested the name Of Gen. Jack
SOL ior the Presidency.
Two fashionable Young ladies'.
tue daughters Of wealthy parents.
met IN the Post Office ut syracuse.
\. ', on Friday, whc, one struck
the other u powerful blow in the
lace. The assaulted wcnt oil whiN-
1t was about the love Of
. young man.
The Fairfield Iowa ledger is
informed. on good authority, that
Missouri stakeholder la. removed
Warren County, IN that State,
has brought with him five or
slaves. whom he claims y right
% keep aud work on the free soil
Iowa. under the bred Scott
lcoisiou.
The Oxford Mercury sa,s Col.
Iohn y. cushman, who distin.
himself as the champion
It the press In the late Lcaisla.
IRE. Is n practical printer. We
ave often wondered what made
'Cosh." 80 COMPOUNDED clever
We scc u oil now--he's n typo"
i "bsc@,g Hhig.
~ Mr.. Edward =. Rchic, the
sell.kncwu philosophical insln,.
nent maker VI Boston has lust
'omple,ed for the University II
mississippi at Oxford. By for tie :
argcst electrical machine in thu,
cuntry and as large as ANY in the
.vrld.
Isn't IL strange how eirran.
alter casesy When the
Of Hour falls. the merchant.
ont hear Of 1t for . week OF ten
ays afterwards; but when ii rises, =
or other, the news spread
J half on hour.
There Il a curious naturalist.
Maker BY name, living in !,
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One Of the ssl.s in the cdkee cf
the memphis Avalanche" M.
Tunis c. Tsrvsat. wss Secretary
Of State for coacn. while Gen.
WALKER elaimea to b. President
Of that ccuutr.
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The Naiisaal Ira. the wsshiaxsss
organ cf the Abelitississs. nys iss
r~ssn'nsre has fallen Of sse-,kird
ssace The commencement NJ u. knsn.
stti sfi<is
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wWHH H#sEffF
lhf' ~ s',sisty N " ssHiss iah
tiiY ~ ~ OIL fda ahdsg aass.
sHHuifila h NJ hafl ~ eitts msi
hte#a fssAAst# The nj aamsssy
q the sdfh sfstfm ~ sse ina
ftlef ihsaAH 4aaaf lei 8A n smiths
sep sT'Af 4 : small selsft eiass
# Ienpia. gae hada There ssstrslv
fesf ~ n fha republican ampIt
~ n eafllef lines IrtptLios
I si'Hfn abd ptienslon Tho pf14
'galaH n pHbethaet stieh Asjgim
iht eFes n Jenkins j. - aeaaine
~ ihe aH n fonnlf eieaHhee
Mlifh esfilsa hls enthusiasm
With ihe Spartan severity N
manhef That anfe distinguished
The ffprfHtHlailFo men N The
tpnhiV hafe ~ sauaafed me- On
uhifuHee bot substantial virtue.
n ~ emHen The change i sad.
" significant N national deeaY "
Htuslsa foRs lan ItfL-
The tliieaao Tribune sBYsi aWa
used 10 hear that amma Tho
wonders " athe West" the pfnr
tee ~ illoe IT little prices. and
much beg, N burning Ltrm %
TIE uvof slenmefa ~ The cheapest
luol aas not tbe least. I%atefally
va have supposed that Western
men Ind aui gfosn the necessity
N hat would ordinarily be- ermI.
hdl waste, bui u mutlemnn who
has Just returned irmu u i'm on
the Illinois frniml. tells ~ Tint
N kunkukee, only q iew hours
fide IRON ibis city, be- found a
man burning good sound cofn.in.
lhe'e6r 10 his stove. luqulfing
The reason NJ what was 10 him
shameful, be- va told that while
poor coal wa. worth 10 cent. per
100 lbs NJ the depot, unthmskod
corn was dull nj % cents for the
same weight
GEN. WnkrR AZ MunILt.-A
dispatch from Mobile Of the 10th
ult. says;
An enthusiastic meeting was
held here Monday night, at which
speeches We're made by Gen.
Walker, Parsou Brownlow, and
others. Walker disclosed tho Sc.
erc' oi the Governments OPPOSE
ton to him, and q proposition TO
90 to Mexico and unite IN the war.
with . view Of acquiring terrific
~. Resolutions were adopted
demanding Com. Pauld.ng's trial,
and d%cuouucing the Government.
\ t'ngrHt.ntNG no0.--The
New Bedford Mercury tells tho
following:
There is dog owned in Fal.
mouth that has been TO church
regularly tpr wears. anI has also
attended punctUaIIy all the iIucr-
ais Ia that town. Al the death OF
his master this dog went 10 The
funeral. aud continued to visit the
grave ior some time. but since
That event has never attended an
other funeral. This dog still con.
finnes to 90 to church with Lis
accustomed regularity.
s.s..
C"rsatN ilRsnr.-lt may interest
our hrethren ul the press 10 know that
Dr. j. e. Aver. IT Lowell. CHERRY
Pctiaral and CAihartic Pills. has as.
sdciaied with Linn. III. brother rrrdc.
rick Aver. Esp. long and fa,orably
known a. q leading merchant Of the
West. W., Aver will conduct the
islel, extended business If the .irm.
~hich now reaches 10 the commercial
Of both hemisphercs. while
he Doctor will devote himself o. biz
scientific Investigations and pursuits.
Wrrrssfh, .Lssssat.
~ There arr thr.s thousand three
hundred and sis'y -four newspapers
,uhltshed IN The United states and
Territories, NJ which sis hundred and
"a. Il. n II
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-10

~"Aests's' lines m .etld zach.
e'sss," ZANE tho late fer publication
this week. WIN appear in our newt.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-10
WONDERS NEVER Cgasv.-Ths
Bath tMe..) Tribune. says:

A worthy couple residing In
lseis. who have lived in wrjIock
Tor twcuty-scvvn wears without
children. were blesSd the other
day BY the advent ola lime bcauc.
ing boy. The rsrrnts ore each
between fifty and sixty year, Of
age.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-10
llt@ Aotntistmtuts.

TYPE NETAs. sOa sAa.e.
1hssc who use type metal abess "
Gins. &C., will End a supply at the 81
use, IN Pamela. Cheap for cash.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-09

Mr.. EDrToR,-I observe communication il
your las. Weekly under the caption of "Musi-
cal, ctiticising with pariality the yocalsts Ant
music at a concert given by L. NJ. Miller ard hi
| class, in Dodgevie, on the previous SATURDAY
evening, for the benefit Of tho church, which
! seems to need few words of reply. La tn,
hrss place ii is true that the members OF tho
church were not there as they should have been
Jet it seems their place was not we'll filled by
''Listener"
He says next came the "Song Of the Thea.cr, =
which 10 simply false, as the piece he caarae-
ssrizes BY that name was simply the song oil
''the Hunter" a. it is found in the "Minpo-
haba, an original German song, with one verse
Of the. German words attached, which were
sung at the close Of the piece, for the special
benefit of few German friends, who did not
fail to appreciate it, which it seems, Lis
tener, from the obtussness Of Ills vision, did
In regard to the "Finals," it 10 only just to
state that any one who sung Tenor can carry
"Old Hundred through without the aid or pro
sence of Listener" No one but an adept is
qualified TO become . critic. Judging "Listen-
or" BY his criticism it would seem to be Ii more
than fair TO remark, that bis asinine qualities
render him unfit to produce "a concordance of
sweet sounds" or properly to appreciate them
when produced by others.
1t would doubtless have been better, il Lis
tener" had been paid to keep silence, as a GER
tain would be Lawyer was on certain time, as
il said.
Thus have We written to let people know that
there is no Theater kept in DodseyiIIe, and that
there was more than one
"LISTENER" THERE.
Dedgevillc, Nov. 8, 1858.