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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05
mRs. pAnT1NGTON COME AGAIN.

Rev. Sidney Smith, Of facetious memory,
as we remember, had tho honor of first in
Producing tho famous Mrs. Partington to
tho world. He tells us that the old lady
dwclt on the sea shore, and on certain
occasion when tide and wind combined to
raise the waves to an unusual hight, the an
CRY sea rose to tho level of her cabin floor
and began to pour into her dwelling. Tho
The old lady, nothing daunted, seized her
mop, and vigorously set to work to push
tho Atlantic out of doors Mr.. Buchanan
is the modern Mrs. Partington. The waves
of popular Indignation as fierce and to the
full as resistless as those Of the Atlantic are
rising and surging round the White House.
Already they have engulphed many Of his
trusty followers, and are threatening to over
whelm the whole administration in com
mon ruin. Mr.. Buchanan, with q pluck
not whit less than that of Mrs. Partngton,
seizes his mop and sets himself vigorously
at work to push back the angry Masses
In Illinois he has little squad of Office
holders, who are laboriously attempting to
wipe out Douglas. The real contest there
is between Douglas and the republicans;
and Mr.. Buchanan and his ofiiceholdors
arc about as useful and important as fifth
wheel to a coach; but as the wheel rolls
roud and the dust risos they cry out like
the fly in the fable, what a dust we kick
up! So in Pennsylvania, no sooner do the
people reject Clancy Jones, Mr.. Buchanan
man of all work, than he sends him on a
mission to Austria, This rebuke to the
pooplo administered by the modern Mrs
Partington will no doubt be deeply felt
Mr.. Buchanan has undertaken the work o.
putting down public opinion. We wish him
Joy of tho undertaking. We think ne will
be fully as successful as Mrs. Partingtor
! was in keeping out the Atlantic.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05
buckeyes in the minnesota I.csIsIaturc,

Tho Hon. David Heaton, Senator from
Butler Co. district, in Ohio Legislature Of
1856, has been elected to tho Senate Of
Minnesota by tho Republicans Of Che st.
Anthony DC. District A. ]. Van Worries,
formerly one Of the editors Of the Athens
Messenger, and now Of tho Saltwater Mes
senger, sterling Republican journal, in
Minnesota, has been elected ono Of the
Representatives Of the new State.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05
Ronnhlican nnniorilr on ioint hnllot 3

hopuUlIcHu IHiVuTIty on JOINT DHIIUI- d
Tho NewS adds: at is with great con-
fidence that wo assure the Republicans Of
Minnesota and the States below, that these
arc the most unfayorable figures that can
be made of the Republican majority in the
next Legislature. Should we carry our
whole ticket in LeSucur and Blue Earth,
as is quite probable, our majority on joint
ballot will be increased to five. 1t cannot
be less than three"
The pro.slavery organs in Minnesota arc
already congratulating themselves that this
Legislature will never bo called together.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05

PARsoN BRowNLow SETTING UP ron HIM.
sELF--The Rev w G. Brownlow announ-
ces that he is hereafter to be publisher as
we'll as editor of tho Knoxville (Tenn.)
Wbig. His policy, both economical and
political, is thus set forth:
l will not send paper out Knox county
without payment in advance, and | never
will again employ collecting agent, and
thereby force any man, made in tho image
of God, to do as mean an act as that of re-
pudiating a newspaper subscription. My
crediting business shall be limited to Knox
vile and Knox county, where can see the
parties in person, and of these l will take
the products of the country.
In all personal and political matters,
will take the course that suits me, without
consulting any one, and hold myself respon
sible for the consequences.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05
New York. Nov. Sd.

II is positively stated from reliable
sources that tolegraphic dispatches from the
Department at Washington were received
yesterday by the eommandan,s Of the Navy
Yard and Governors Island allowing them
to march their men to the city to vote for
Scklos
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05

REVIVED PRisoNERs.--The prisoners in
Jail at Bangor, Me-, are very select in their
sccieiy. Last Saturday low follow named
Webster was sent 10 Jail for lack of fine Of
20 81, and the prisoners, dislikiDg his soci-
ETY., clubbed together and paid the fine by
selling wooden meat skewers Of their own
make, and so got rid Of him.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05
YoIIow Fever.

New Orleans, Nov. l.
The Howard Association close their Ia
bors this day; tho Fevor being no longer
epidemic. 2e
Signed, f. F. ScInnDr Prss't
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05
ySoroestefs majority 917

Tho votes Of Lucas and Erie counties are
a little remarkable. The aggregate of the
former is 1891, while that of the latter is
$500. WoRcEsTER's majority here is 1917 /;
WILpMANs there lGS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05
lnitch. Nntlce.

NOTICE e hereby given that the Trustees Of Townrend
IN township VIII meetht the Forks Of the Creek on the
north side ot section fourteen Tuesday the 2ls day Of
December At 10 o'clock w the forenoon for the purpose
oflocating ditch through the following nnuled lands
Commencing nj the Forks Of the Greek on Thomas Halls
toeotion three through the lands Of James Elton Geo
f. Golden, James Dunhan, Ira Dunham Levi pretieos
Heirs Samuel Carrender Richard Wadsworth Ira Barnes
Patrick Blade, Martin Extno Christine and Augustus
Hines.
Townsend Township, Nov. 6, 1868. 4iwo.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05
e PREMIUM DENIsTRxi.
QIyfSTS CONGER e. SHAW.

DIS. T.. j. CoxuER and II. NJ. snAw, having formed
parnerhp for the practice Of Dentistry are prepared 70
do all work In their line with promptnessand satisfaction
to all who may need their services They prepared to
set from single tooth TO forming complete sets for up
silver plate.
They would sny that set Of thct Teeth took the pre-
nium at the late County Fair.
fV- OFFfcE In Buckland's Block un-stnirs
Fremont Oct. 22. 1853.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05

cosvERsIoN OF REy. Mn. CnISIQur.-
We several weeks since chronicled tho de-
elared Independence Of this Roman Priest.
We SEQ it now announced that he has ayow-
ed Professionalism. Ills conversion is said
d 10 DO very satisfactory to those who arc ac-
qhaintcd with tho circumstances. Tho last
csnada Register thus alludes to him:
ssdr Cbiniquy has been progressing IN
The right way. On Sunday, tho 22d ult, be
declared n 4 public meeting in the Court
house at Kankakee, that no separates him
self from the Romish Church to follow the
religion Of the Bible. 1t is agood step on
his part, and wo trust that lie will be a
great instEheht for good among our feI
how .eounisymsD. Thousands in Canada
wish,to soc and hear him, and il is hoped
that he will como down and preach IL,
Gospel as well as tempereranee among CHI
people, who will never forget the good b.
I dilto them some years ago. May lic b
prepared todalEIl a blfs'e missioa 10 Oh
poor benightnd Canadaf'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05
minnesota Legislature.

Tho St. Anthony Netps of the 26th
gives the complexion of the new Minneso-
ia Legislature as follows:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05
REMOVAL.

DR. p. BEAUGRAND, has opened his Once on
the Fnrnrke directly opposite the residence OF o. h,
Nns In te Office lately occupied BY DR.. Rawson, where
he viii De found except when absent on bus
ines, July 30, ls6S.-f4t
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05

nNE Of the greatest improvements has been made In
NJthe manufacturing aud selling Vegetable Medicines:
by this Improvement the medicines Of six bottles, which,
when prepared IN the old way, cost the six dol
lars only costs dollar and is prepared that
the pure medicine to make six botes be sent TO the
purchaser by mail
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05

in The United States Except Californa That is II thero
Is agency. person in the town that has It for SALE
then team be ordered directed below and will be sent
by mail to tho purchasers post Office perfectly safe for the
bottle is put into tin case which is covered with paper
and directed like letter The package weighs four
tho postage Is twcntyfour cents, which Is paid by us,
when il is mailed. tf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05
The yudtciaI Di@trIct--OfslcloI.

The following is the official vote for
Tndoro In this District. ri
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05
MAI1AcE's p1-LMnNAnY EssENcE

preparation Of vegetable medicines concentrated into
pure essences, by Mr. 81 T. Wallace, who tho nrst
manufacturer and proprietor for twelve years. Brants
Pulmonary Basam, and BrHnts Blood Purifyer during
that time Brants Pulmonary Basam cured thousands OF
persons who afflicted with the most strongly marked
symptoms Of oosumpon OF the lungs. Many were cured
after they In the last stages Of that fatal disease.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05

Madison, Ind, Oct. %.
Shrewsbury & Prices FIGURING Mill, one
of the largest in the country, was totally
destroyed by fire this A. NJ. 1000 bushels
of wheat were burned. Loss fifty thousand,
insured twenty thousand dollars,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-05

4fItFNI'VII VNV'
In suit to-day at Columbus, Indiana, Of
Shrewsbury & Price against Newherter, a
verdict was rendered for the former for $lo,-
900 dollars, when the latter drew a pistol
and shot himself ihrocgh the heart. He
was killed instantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

70 .hcse peop,s WHO, -srreey indeed had rcs beard
of the di.esteT. f..
messenger arrived At Mr.. Harvey's, eighteen mile-
distant, at p M With the transporting iShngs that
the children were ssfc. We VII Fave K % read
err. heart "a suggest the i0y which the intelligence
caused. itwa- late in the Afternoon who's the htfls
oues arrived an were clAspsa n the en-
brac, 4 then parents.
The ha;'py result was received IN Ccntrsha, ssd
amour c-d "a Sunday morning in the churches amid
e,zst.c,e. Il 10y The children brought there
Noraav ard welcomed with the firing OF cannon and
a general jubilee. Photographs fcrtra t. OF them
rer. taken BY Mr.. William Is. Mathew artist IN
C.n,rsEs and variety Of presents were made 20
th-,n The girl i named Martha Ann, and her little
brother. David I-an. She ssys that ne soon cried
biu..H 70 s...p and that she cred II che sept q
l.,.s and ;heu awakened in the tree.
Nr. Brooks afirIn- that the balloon mus. have de.
sreudea by II O'Clock Of Friday night; and hence had
remained in the tee I'll i,s discovery ihroagh ,le
kirdreSs IF the blazing tar, aid To- s-,Fono.nica
wskefu!rers 81 Mr.. Atchison
NJ Brooks la. tie photographic portraits OF the
iayeuiLe sdveuturrrs which W. -uPpose may soon De
,een BY al tk- curious a, tie ~; LOUIS Museum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
THE CONVENTION OF UyIVERSALISTS.
CcrrospoId.Lce q TIE y. Y. Trbsrs,

Corre,pord.Iee q TIE " y. Trbsl.,
PRoyiDEyoE, Sept. %, 1853.
The Convention OF Un.versaists continues to be
we'll attended In addition to those named in ye-ter-
days report, the Revs T. j. Sawyer, Moses Ballou,
H. r. Nye and c. u. Fay have preached TO great
crowds The afternoon of this day was devoted TO the
Observance Of the communion service IN both churches
The Council have selected the Rev. T. II. Chaplin
as the preacher Of the occasional sermon next year
and the City OF Rochester y. T., a. the place Of meet
ing. The Subcommittee recommended Boston, but
the Council, by decided vote substituted Rochester
as acceptable 20 the Wes; and the denomination
generally.
The Convention will therefore adjourn this evening,
10 meet in Rochester in September, 1909. The meet
ngs for religious services have been entirely success
full while those Of the Council have been ess sstisfac
tory. Indeed very general opinion prevails that II
the whole numbering machinery II councils was abol-
isLed all atansble good would remain IN the general
assembling Of clergy and aity. Everybody felt that
if the Conference meetings should be arranged for the
discussion Of specified subjects with parts previously
assigned 10 tie able men Of the sect much greater
effect would be produced. Something OF thi. kind
will probably be adopted at the next Convention.
The Rev. f. II. Chaplin he's Just arrived, and Is an
nourced 10 preach this afternoon. Inc Rev. W. ).
Balch breaches at the time, IN another church.
The subject Of approving the ordination 81 females as
preachers Of the Gospel was postponed 10 the next
session large minority was in favor of adopting
the resolution but Others contended that time would
no, allow sufficient discussion introduced in
the last stages Of the meeting.
Very little important business has been transacted
bv the Council eXoep; the consideration OF PROPOSE
ton 10 consolidate number of the UNCONVENTIONAL
newspapers into one, 70 be published IN New.iork
city, very strong desire exists FOR al able Journal
centrally located the subject having been debated al
several Conventions.
The following were unanimously adopted:
E,,lred That this lolvenfion We've with sArn h.
,,s claim. Al tie Slave Power the rzht o; hold
in
Ism. are couary srt y he Gospel OF Jesus Crls
ara ths. dspoTe the public Decentralization Which co0d
xiilat. such demands -.
RosS Ths; The presn; attitude o. III conflict between
Ar.rcsu Freedom lnd American nrsPotn, feel osld
- "a -,f,,-sts our q
49, o- d. srlinsou 2- ~ me maintenance of Free
institutions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

K.Ss,s GoIp--EIGHT DOLLARS a DAY As We
On ~ me-. We learn that Mr.. Archibald has just IT.
e.;yed letter frvn his son who was one of the Law
renee Company ths seni out ~; Spring. lerePc7s
,bst tie Lawrence boys have eft Pixies Peak and
so,e IN cherry Creek. where they making
from ave 10 eight dollars day in digging gold. Tie
higher thew GO up the sresm the they nd the
cod and the more ID Il. They are 50 vel pleased
Will their success that they have determined TO win
,er IN tie mines This i tie mo-. satisfactory
md r.l;sble that we have We, heard
Laurepee ks,ub1caB. Eta
The 81 JoAa N. B.. ke'rs sAy-: " From tie 9TH Of
Angus; to the 3ist. as,ilo aainie.s OF n-n were
ard Brazil. Ia one week nine Spanish vesse.s
:. cleared With carcoes Of fst for European rosi.
&" fvm the saIne place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

As ISoIpEST N CEUKcH-The Rev. Mr.. Read
az the NJ l. Church, Eastern taerse, Lafayette, Ind
preacled al excellent sermon T. large congregation
IN sunday night About the middle o. his discourse
he observed that tue three prominent members Of
,b, church were taking comfortable nap, and, paa.
M with a. unfinished sentence upon h. Ap-, he
n. euced I'M ing in = clear, loud voice:
Ny drow-y po~ers. Why s'-fp " -
He sang two Of this good Old Methods, hymn
and oui.ty resumed the thread Of his discourse. The
,tY,ci npon The drOwsy pillars was electrical. A
Iok from the batteries OF the Atlantic cable could
bave hen nor. effective. La. Ind, Corner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
THE DUDLEY OBSERVATORY CONTR0-
VERSY.
To tie Editor Of TIE r. y Trikpa<-

To tie Editor Of TIE r. y Tritsa<
SIR: TIE letter and memorial annexed 10 tbs sis<'
nent were sent to Thos. w. Ocott esq., at the une
Of the date Of the letter No has been recevea
by the subscriber. In the Trustees Published ssse
men. they notice the application ard give deease
refusal for reasons Of their The public VIII drs.
their own conclusions 10 the prcpriety and force
ihoee reasons. Yours truly, Gro. w. bLusr.
ICopy Of lett.rl SEw-YoaK, Ass ~.
Taos. ". oLcorr, ESQ DeIr sir-Wih VIZ. a. 49,
1moabe ssttlssr- II tie diffrss,iss sEstzs "
Ots~rvsory and - prcy~n; ihs scandal Of tss sH.
csdirstsd peac. and god viii gans e~sss ,r,
apart 81 and bad will tn ptsr y. x~.,s
hsr, eO.sd sgsses;ec and he approval o. - n
asked which siyen with graf Gnsnasiy, % WI
.te SIGNATURES stfsehsd % The request
Wiz YOU Tssse pr.-ent tins % The ard 81
ard AID their sss<ni sLd MAJ Be T~faiftrd r. ada -
The k-u.r, II all ~ho ;sks interest " ne
"a lie Adjustment should b. Effected IN tie manner aoo~ "
prssa. .ux.sS
named r.frrs~s wes h1o~L .. Pil
n ara, AID hgn psrs1lAl ohaTster, ssA
a. tr would csuEdeEc- u the ces.onss AID DE y
IN, On I'll. suhiec. unt0wu % b. .ub-crib~r
lc-fr rrsp-etaAy Iko '" bIss'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

GISrLEsgN An UDiorsrst- controversy hsv us sf'ss1
Due.v Ot--Yva:ory. hih tLEG pso,rsst-d % $3.50
vii BE- productive q much Jsry % that ins,r IL a
TIE eas. u ~heh 70 d'Sotst the sne~nHn.1 90. ~
,hs tls,tuilp respectfully Of the Trustees e ss7s
k1s subsct a Of ctk~D. Of hso~<te ~
70 y character Lsn1sd eeDw. with S-v Of 40 ~
p.ls ard p~s eeul eInsnt Of toe ns;.er. IN tps
foS RrSskEgs; bsnop Har.tiG Potter. ffsssdss. -
kiLg. Governor WsshInxtoL ~, IassrsSA Be
Hon GElia1 L. '.rpt2nek. a. NJ
In o1s. any Of The .boye ssriensn deehs 10 ssrve'
% b nl< by .Lc>< 81 u..cg - s-Evr
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-09


Mahy u 9uI readers hs,e grum.
hIed beeasss W. did bot give wsf'
reading ms,ict We haze esslaa'd
sll non paying advertisements Ifam
on columns, enl a- fest - ,hey ca
pire by time, We take Them eat, shd
endeavos 70 give as much reading
matter ~ the inicres, u lhe oAcc
wiIl admit
Il will be seen that We have gwen
an cxlra column, thi, weck, on III,
fourth page having nov reading
matter On every page, Those VII
are fsnd Of funuygraphs can turn d
the Fourth page and bare their li,eta.
~ appe,iIcs appcascd We have
reserved that corner fcr their srecisI
benefit where the "0dds and End,'
viii be gathered wcclly fm d.
smusemen. Of Tho j~ollies. y.
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Meeting at Oakland.

A meeting oi . large audrospccla.
lie number of llu lfialdl oi tbis
roul was hold hst Saturday, A.
Oakland, 10 ialolusha county. NJ.
sissippi Addresses ware delivered
by q. y. Vance ehl \. q. i'asuc,
Esqs., u this city, aud Col. Howard
aud s. NJ. Hawkins, F,q., u Gle.
nada. Col. y. NJ. Nhts, che
President II the Road proposed shat
" ihe citizens Of ialpbulha AID
ucighboung counties, ~ialsrcsirl ID
the early completion Of this great
work Of improvement, would RAISE
Inc means to purchase Sl0u,0D0 Vi
The bonds II tho Company, be would
Immediately put the whole read under
contract from the yeckona Swamp "a
Grenada. Tho twelve lies IRON
Pamela TO The Noel;ona river ore nov
under contract. and The work j. being
pushed vigorously forward. Tie bes,
feeling accmed 10 pervade tho meet
ing, aud notwithstanding many Of
the wimcst and vcal,lics, friend.
vi tho Saisyptise wcrc prevented non
attending by the Destructive sto,u
ct Tue previous night, Col. White,
proposition WIS NC, in a liberia
spirit, ahd $4,000 worth Of bond
we're raken on the SPOT. This san
WAS increased Yesterday to $4,000
a wealthy citizen Of fanola count,
asrecisg to take the additions
10000. NJ donb. b eh,crtainc,
thai the full amount Of money needle,
TO complete the Road will be raise,
within a lev weeks, The con,rac
tors, Mcssrs. Strong 4 Co.. n
understand, have cacrel TO take th'
whole eCnlrac, On terms exceeding.
favorable. and tach a; are en,irel
within the ability Of the Company /
comply with ,,ayhis BaRsfin
lsf inst.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Il IS ba, just and proper Cor ~ to
say tia. the communication FROM
~ Citizen IVES. VI pancia," vas
written some time since. aud YVES in.
tended for PUBLICATION before the
former articles on tie same subject.
1t was nsi dated, and y some mis-.
take !, got mi,laii q; the proper time
for publication, aud was set up BE-.
fore We were aware Of the feet tia,
il vas not ior psllics.iga at all, a,
The time had passed.
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ia o. fAisHs, AlsAsmi, sff
49, ~ rsiNfi fsstH -
49, tNHn ff ~h If plsHsafs
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uhaIt ie#f Ha hah'hi RItFy
mh.0 sfI ainHh ils# a. -
sa pnFftsft sn amail W.
Hei sFplhp sasI
ts# q. ~ Hss si B, sailya,
~ 4aJ esues naA
Nv paqfl Does llisfm "a Ia.
lhsy are ttfpsfsf % eenlfas, n
lstthe slssss sH'elsi slth ess'y
variety n frfplallHs dlisases ssN
guaFanlstlh . cuts, y iey Fil.
pNdtasa diseased heRiaeii View
ielFsA Il i bhhsss say M o. q
siy that W 81 ltf iffp'Hian.
Messs A q fHs ulh u bahi.
90 wv ps vsll tfqFnia the rih,sh'
" pansls csuaiy ahl hist lhslI
sla',men,s Az salf.d 70 credit.
There n amehftg over enc hipdfe.
visitor fi tho ping hat anl %
nunlet Will BE- greatly mci eased h
isa iays, ehn Ne rletop lesl
en lcaiu tha, DE adj derl build
lngs, iwlnlins all mah aceomm9 la
lions a. have heretofore been great
needed, arc uow done
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-09

AaEMc,S Corros pLAxrsR.-
We have received Tho June number
Of this truly excellent Southern
Rural Magazine, Published a, Mont
gOmcry, Ala, by DR., n \. Cloud,
aud edited by him aud Charles a.
Peabody, Horticultural Eiilcr-ihc
best praetical ho,Iicullarist in the
South. The "Planter'' il gotten ~
IN very fine style, and is published
at the low price Of one dollar a year,
IN advance. It's motto Is, "ThC
Negro, the BALE, and The Rail"
Livery Southern planter ough, ia
be . patron Of this work, rs |, !.
specially adapted 70 their wants and
nodes u ealsisasicn.
Send on ycsr dollar Cor Il. A
'peci~ea copy msy be seen Il sA.'
os'ce'
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-
Nh. EpiToa lit affords me {
pleasure 10 SEQ tina, the susg~|
you made IN your last paper. VI
terence 10 celebrating the aPFe<
iug anniversary Of Ancrscsn q
pendence, has been acted upee
promptly. Our spirited towns.
Mr. Grcsuboum, has q we'll
subscription lis,, already, y
ladies', si,h their accs~ssncd
atty and patriotism. hare pre-
valuable aid IN this patriotic =
Enterprise Mil" has esseuu
donated tho -four aud meal reg
for the koalseac-gOod nv
promised a. thirty three reps1
learn, will be lrcd on tic a
celebration, which will BE- sa.uN
the 81 Of July, y the ''4sA' q
on the Sabbath. THIS beng 81
age Is has been thought bss
cslebssse the day IN advance.
Now, let md say to our cos1
friends ,het the citizens Of ~
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-09

Oar editor informs Us that no had
green corn for dinner yesterday
grains vel ma,urcd-- raised IN .
garden, this year. Pamela lands are
good, and our farmers and gardeners
are as EAST Is those Of any sse.iou
South. r.