The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-14

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.'ae steamers isiHt arastr.p.
Wyig IIam dttrhn twenty irW
.n heIaha IT, fHuw n fuw. so
'1H lha' you .au scHrey perceive
ilismnmug nla.. d eau oaoan
d cane bofdom aIlhu le OF dR
polhei stream euae numbers
Of hplIos, willow am vines of ~.
cry description, e.u.ief ~ q banks,
rofhmpl wlthiOniruHnboeoI oI many
Wild nuwort N.Uh 0W there IN
wlilusmianc. Iholuahl0ng buck
lho sullen and rnlilau'e bear, and
DIE iInalmrl u.d.cl,, come from q
distance 90 Shake 'hg.rthis from iif
cry Nai waters Thousands Of wild
ducks aui geese por, and play ON
H. smooth aud gentle bosom. Fish
Of every description delight to gam.
bol in iis clear vaiUL Il j. beau
tilul to behold tae sturdy giants Of
the forest as they rcar their heads
above the cane, and their boughs IN
icrlock and mlA With each other and
appear as though they would "share
each olhcr's glalncss and weep each
others tears
On a beautiful Spring morning in
the year 1900, might have been seen
travelling on horseback, down the
banks Of the Kentucky river, a fnc-
looking young man OF some twenty
summers. Ills hair was dark, soft,
blue eyes, rceelrr features. and Of
medium size. IS be rode on IN 81.
ience, ever and aaon, q tear would
,rlcklc doNuhis smooth cheek--what
those tears mean, could no. be reIa.
ted Ia volume. lie vas just leay.
ing the home @, iis loyhooi, Where
Oft be bad "a. upon h's fathers knee,
who would run his wiilercd fingers
through lis raven locks, ani warn
him agaiu., the vices OF tbs world.
And bis afcciioua,c mother had
pressed lin to her bosom, and had
the eoisol.ug thought that never
would she be separated from her
precious boy, until severed by the
/ hand oi Death. Bu. Providence had
ordained Il otherwise: he was Just
citing forth in " world to seek
business. We WI no; 60 through
with the details Of his travels but
ulice i, to say, he arrived safe at .
small village in ole Of the bOFdel
counties Of Tennessee, aud commene
ell the practice Of Law. lie unfor
,unatcly eusagel board in q priya,,
family, a, the house Of Judge -
presiding in that district. The Jad
ee's oldest daughter vas jus, sixteen
her hair was auburn, decp-bluC eyes
shaded BY a pair Of dark lashcs
which gse them soft, mellow hue
her teeth vere Of pcarly whiiencss
her lips were like two rubies, aud a
her glOssy ungleis fell Care.sssl
abou, her svan-likc neck, they gay
her the appearance Of one made f
a better world than this. TIM youn
lawyer being Of a susceptible ten
permanent, fell masi desperately
love with the young damsel, aud ha
suflielen, reasons to believe his lO'
was rcciProea,ed. But be, Ike a
others, had trials TO experience
his love affair. The Judge seeir
their intimacy growing 50 raPldl..
determined TO bring their private i
tcryievs to close. This, hOveve
was na ;he only obstacle which Pr
sen,ei itself. There lived near u
viIlsge young man, only son Of
wealthy planter; he was I've fec
six inches, s,Oop-shOuldered, gre
ed, and coarse hair Of = sandy ca,
lie was not what you would term
brilliant youth, by any means, I
,h,,,h Ia hal exerv Advantage I,