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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-09-10
A QUESTION FOR MR.. MCPHERSON.

The Abolition candidate for Congress in tins
district, is trying TO drag the Lecompton qnes-
lion into the canvass and solicts the votes Of
Anti-LeeomFton Democrats on the ground that
he is opposed 10 the National Administration.
Will Ma. McFHERsoN, ia connexioa with his
disquisilions on Lecompton, be kind enough to
inform US whether he would prefer DouGLAs
TO LINCOLN as Senator from Illinois. This mas
just as much to do with Pennsy lvania politics
as the Lecompton question. Let there be no
dodging, ME. McrHERsoN
@The traitor, Forney, lately addressed a
meeting al Tarrytown, New York, IN which
he toadied his old enemies and reylled his for
mer friends. certain Major Andre was,
once upon a time, captured near this same
Tar:ytown and through his capture the whole
internal plot of Arnold's treason was laid bare.
We have no doubt that if Mr. Forney had been
Searched, when making his speech al this place,
Tarrytown would have been the scene OF anolh-
er revelation Of traitors conspiracy There
is no doubt that Forney's boots, like those OF
Andre, would contain more han pairoi feet, il
he were compelled more closely 10 hide the arti-
cles Of agreement between himSelfand his Black
Republican masters.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-09-10

B. F. Meyers s G. W. Benford, Editors.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

w have received the December
number Of our friend Godcy's excel.
lent Magazine, now the favori,c Of
the ladies' Of the Union. The Eli.
sorial Slipper pattern is something
rich and original. With VIC had q
pair like il. The engravings,
christmas for the Rich," aud
"Christmas Tot the Poor" ate very
Guc, indeed. end arc alone worth 4
years subscription to the ''Dool >
There are other engravings, viii
numerous patterns, in this number
Of rare merit.
Young gentlemen, II you wish al
enduring. acceptable present foe nj
intelligent young lady, (!your .wce,
heart, for instance, } send this Nag
ssine to her for = year or two. AM
We assure you .. will be highlf mp
precia,cd.
We viii take pleasure in orierin
the Magazine for any Who desire
subscribe. y.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24
C MILLER. Chm.
Gro. r. Foo1R. Sec'y.

How TUE Pass Is AFFLICTED
NJ DEAp llsAps.-- Railroads &C.
cusionally complain Of Head heading.
but no Institution buffers % much
from il ~ tho press. A sensible
writer says: 1.-The PRISE enaurrs
the infection Il deai headism frvm
the pulpit, the bar aud the stage.
from Gu, corporations, soc,s,ics and IL.
dividunls. Il is expected to yield
It's Interests; !, 10 required 10 give
strength TO the weak institutions
eyes 10 the blind, clothes to the M.
ked, and bread to the hungry; Il d
asked to cover inftmiiiss, hide
w.aknts', and wink ., imprcpric,ic.
!, Is expected to herald quacss. Dol.
s,cr up dull authors, and lsuer ,hs
vain ; i, is. in hort. To Dc MI thing,
TO oil mc,.; sld II i, looks for pa,
" rvv AID, il ia ,len.unccd rs mcsi
and ,erdid. There j. no in,crsl
usder be wbols Lesyers that Is e.,
pee'sl to give 90 ,asch 10 socie,,
without pa, or thanks. % The press
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

We'll, what sbou. "iho. vssthw,s
TINT very rtmsrkabls and ssuuss,
lace iheme, Jest this , that lin
our last issue Nc have bad 49,
variety Of Il. and tho most Il IA
bluss', a1lisss scrt- uss sssA :
Frenchmcn select IN which to nm
their earthly ties. Indeed, " In
never seen together 70 many =
pressipe days Of cloudy, cold, glssag
weather. We felt like soius IN
n care until notified BY the "slsls
that . change bad taken p's~.-
Bat, at last. a elesa Of suntllsh
upon MS. The SON rose Tile ~
ing. bright, beautiful and shaU
on . May morning. A heavy ~
,nan,les the ear:h, and . Leaalkl
glow is impaired to tho cheek ~ h
brseins cir Of heaven, dcseatee
with cheer islnsss to rvivs n
dropping sp''is. We hope ~
continue, @ Of Il.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

Ne w 5sso n - Gem -
Iswxsi n Mstdsy ~<sSicG Nv
liz tIsssv. jsdss crkmss, -
,snssi lts isIIes,af tsmsd I'issA'
80 n Ne fst~lse'issy
Hsnls Hissssn, ! Jssf, fs' l't
ssnyi
ha Tail uay, year, m Oh
islhlsf monsy aaass faIss r%fe1shsss
John A. wslIss, tjssss, To- Is''
ssnyi
4 D. whilssnh, sko vss IhA's,ed
N larceny. vss ssqsiusd. H. .ss
defended W siss.n. wssd 4 fv.s
jsha Mike VAS feahd guilty On
IN lhd eime.i IN resisting The sh,f'
q, shi 'shisne,d 70 tie equity Jail
phlil Tie f'si day n f,tms'y hest
Oar yoahs tneni, Col Jsmo, II
Chalmers, District Attorney, aeqniI
Ted hmsslt 10 a mahiei hFhly uel'
table 10 vi. leesl aliainmems, anl
vilh etiife iallsiaclioh TO the p,o.
p'e We NE lnf rmti dat ON NO.
eanni Of be ,liil and alil'y 10 rfts.
eutna tho leas Il the stale, hf
| stheol Fund hes tceh Increased ,ome
lhfce hondiei dollars and upward,
An amount exceeding by somc iwo
hundred md fifty OF sixty dollars,
Nhal ba' Lceb added TO the fand d
any che term for several terms here
iolotc In making tbs statement
Nc do hot wIsh TO DO understood q,
Intending to cas-. my r0ceuo,s on
Cen Whi,more, ba, simply to d,
justice to the labOfs Of IN ,nieiehl
officer.
A greater number of eases wer,
tried than at any former term Of III,
Court for several ,enrs. THIS wa'
owing. in some degree, to the nc.
commodatins disposition Of his Hon,
Judge Ca.Lman, in giving pa,,ie,
and Witnesses ample time to gv'
their cases before the court.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

ApyrnrisrSo.-Ths money pail
Tor advertising should never form
the least difficulty to . man Who ha,
anything to gain. !. should be to
him As . msro drop frem the ocean.
A painter once asked q very wealthy
merchant Why he had no: a better
sign. "Ah," ,aii he. II advertise.
Ny neishbors have al splendid
signs, tu, they never bring a. many
customers rs mine. Al, enc in tho
whole county can &C my .isu
board. ], !, the printer and no, liz
pa'ntes. that has given me m,
sealth."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

u j. great mistake 10 female
education 3 Keep a young lady',
time anl attention devoted to only
the fashionable literature Of the day.
II You qualify her for conversation.
yoa must give her something to inlk
abou,-gi,c her education with TIN.
actual world aud its irunspinng
events. Urge her to read the news.
papers and become familiar with the
prc'cn. character and Improvements
Of our race. History is Of some i'm.
portancc hut the world is dead, and
No lave nothing to do with it,
Or thoughts and our concerns
should be for the present world, to
Know What !, is aud improve the con.
di,'cn Of IL. IT,, her have an in.
'elligcnt opinion, and be able to
sustain an in'clligcn, conversation
concerning the mental, moral, politi.
cal aud religious improvement, oil
our times. lie, the gildei anrual,
and poems on the centre table b.
KEEP, a par, Of the time covered Will
xes' ly and daily journals. lie, Il,
whole f~amily-mcn. women ant
childrcn-rcaa the newspapers.
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.'-'.' sFe!s

mssslsGs n ~ ~ ~ ~
!, ssssy, W ~ ~ Nh -
q Miisf sss ssIIsi y ~ Al14,
ssi ties Y rsss. ~ 'sg'~tst
10 80 10 Secretary.
The sh,sss " We m<sflNa sss
,'s'sI " Ms Jss. !. IlyvIs, 10 :
few bsisf, tss ts,nhsns fsmsfis F,
ahi IN ~s,Isn VI The ssMs Gsxtles
man, 'hs sAsI'msn stteiS'sd > scm.
Mite n three 10 drsh ssssIsdshs
expressive n tho ,snss VI the NEE.
ing u Harrison. jss. H. IioeIs.
aaj ] " cIsnign, wsre appointed
.. zach committee, ~he reported
through thar shaifmsn. jss L.
llocIe, The fellesIns resosNoh'
whi,h stfe unanimously adopted
Rr'trtd, That The ability All
r,omp,ns.. vlirL no Iin, J.L,
v 'ull nan has d%rplaytj. IN I'M
ll''hrgc of NJ. duty NJ Judge,
lutiig The pre- snt 'eiM N euf CIV.
coli Court. entities him 10 llw high.
at letpec! u tho legal profession
H,,,i..d TL., In l,a. m-s.,f...d
on oil oera'ioh., legal Anewlsdr'
~ " l"~'', wv .,'' Gus. 'hlen em'.e0V'
', "s'v'''"s ~
| LisLly commend ,le readiness viii
which he ha, disposed Of all le,n
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

ADAMS l.xrnrss As We have
before stated, our clever friend
Frank Nicely !. the ,ficien, and nc.
commolaline oscn, VI ihi. company.
lie Ia continual placing u. under
obligations to him. by forwarding
ns.paleIs in advance Of the mails,
and attending to various comm ssions
for US, ''yi,hou, money aud wi.hou,
price"
Tha. package entrusted to some
one else, for US, on Monday evening,
didn', come to hand. Frank. &c,
after him with a sharp ,,iek, and
Stir him up on his rcmissncss. v.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

o. TIE Cincinnati Caseue ssys
that Mr.. willisn Walker has the
authority Of Daniel Webster to
c~osutenance him in his cvssion Of
The neutrality Law. by an cs'easisls
emigration to Nicsrasua. Ia 1867.
Webster, Who Vas then Secretary OF
State, gave Kcssuih a written o, In.
ion. painting out q method Of en-.
veyins ns,sr,sl cid in men irom hi.
csssssy 70 Hungary si,hss, violating
Ne lsv.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

~ n ~ Je,>o<sas II tvl&~1,
etfv>l \ aeIwsIs.< Y ~ yseVee'
\ (svsfI In - - ~ 90
Mse<stfyH stss* n ~ 49, to<Me
N, tAss ~ ~ Hs1f. ~ s<Naf4t n
hagag ~ ssfs. ~ lhIs fasnt tssseasel
~ "A tfpIsst ~ tsNFwA ~ ~ fssf
sHN i'ffltlA - fslias
nHlatsf. > s~ssfsssss's etsissa
Iha lafis NJ NE AHd ~ sai ffssf
Hsf HIfs M fst han ~ fsf fhH n
lhfTfffsnffh s1sifsf n " hFsv ~
w NJ ~ y 49, - M as4iltf frsH
4fsaf fhff At4 ~ ~ fHif tfsfuef.
u sli Ne Nv - aays. sAs M vi
s fA#mse 80 4 fhassghe salsfssf ~
N taNf aiis " ssg ~ sos, hH hyfh
IN o. hNaaa We siif aeI fsthfsllf sae
lHsia "a - ihs .as saf1hls snt saalssl
sMt - aYs ~ ~ hffI n fssh
rsff s~fssftfets
hsfssih saam Yasais ~ fss ne
nfsyHi ~ Mine egslYiafs n ~ sat
~ staft shleh sfs sfslhi4tlf 10 NJ Stats,
ihi ~Hls fHl > fssfnhs' D. lha mlel sol
htfH 4 ueiy fltfH
fhfsf Hlss frfaItzi fsflsisiafa nsstl
~ ne ffaH W. 4ltiis 4 N~taishsssiis.
uuhs sai sss Ilsmt.hfs, vhlsh afs
safh - fNu souls f1tesl ff0m Ne fihail
elii ahnlNah slafaai fom eH1h ihfg
come thtfH n4t sst nos aifsl lha No.
eHlpi - II - fff4I itHa. haf Gill ZEN
MS cate iilst lH ya1i afifls staf sllf
stllai aeHh pl1s1 IN .sf shs sksgs
~ fiaAi ~ s'fssi llifs aasnsles, in6 y
itN tnl ifalt,mlh ~ asfisnfs 70 BE-
ifstirl e % ihs Hshhig esmtt
HenI m'a u AlDtsi # aisia shi h
IffIisiy 1u sfisHllsh, ersh 4 siil
no i4f th a.tf ahlas We N taits
EEL ihe fiiae prosperity 4 4lf be-
lntai state sni sss sutiled ~ fsaf
aasi fainet anl ara al consideration.
aiih q lfm faHaianea afaafs sl1m s4l
tf 1i.'u, sod d iatr EN-, e.oa laii 3
an ani sup fa eniug trus,imta .
gull soar ili afsiisns ~ lht zoo n
ihe silio aa8 a. tfspafiy ana temp.
ness 4 ihe people, ! leave iham fof ar
aeiian b ID assurance ihu nplh ~
shhl 10 viniins % ia, plfl sh,h may
egBIuee ~ - ie.iflh 4 result.
WILLIAM NeAlLLIr.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

Ne st'SI6p NIs(9tcu6n
No sss'sv h lss((ully ~
ss'sAIsG ssIA, ssd MI I'M
d''sssss Met s's ,sss y tss,o1
And V M shs'hsv )Aj'iao
he ssIshi n We tetI@My.k6G
.ss' 's'''' v : sst'ssi
foIIossi
II hsss ttsu ssssswl 6,A
Ny . lsdy ssesdNG isss ,Aeu1
ps'ss IN hss hhsss shs kss
been woub'sa before, md N
lIsvr 'hsss Il No 'shdsne, \ -
ms'Ism N The fsm'ly. Ahs M \.
licel f's advent u psIn s,w
she has istsn 10 ssinsIias, mo
fees hef pains 70 u, h tLsw1t6.
ro'S"di'y II hoops. H.,
warmlh ssasIly relAihsj 10 liz l,sls
by The clothing. b dIssIta,sa =
%eufrsnis sf MIR sIrsvlslIna ~
spaec beiween."
We tslIevo physicians essnJb
advise that Ne hoops BE- sLsaass;
10 winter spprosshes. TIsy -
very comfortable during ,hs oissI
term" but raiher sspsnsi,s -
airy for cold weather. Ladlss "A.
wish to preserve their heslA, IN 4
course profit by this timely hls.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

nss- TIE eiitcr " the Franklin
Review says he la. ',cn a pumpkin.
raised in ''Oli Williamson" tia,
weighed 1875 pounds!
You'd better keep 'has pumpkin
vel ".io.shed." brother Ps.chsll,
Tor IL some unforeseen sccidcn,
.aould star, il a.rollias, !, might
make q ,eu-suike aud vipe %, your
|so~n.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24
A Wlitl 1urlss.

-,
On Thursday night lass, abcDe
o'clock. our cry vas made the 80
Of one Ut the mos. eold.tle.lpl
murders II has ever bcm ~ ~
to rseor''. A Mr.. shalsa. she -
experimenting . vineyssd in u u.
s.ni,y Of Holly SPRING.. fev -
Brad ey. Esg.. vas ~ down b =
bsci .arl Ut Keller and Mestles, =
College street, she vssnd pseto4u
slmess instant dsssh. Ne ~ -
through o. nesr ,he lsit eys, -
hall penetrating ~ bnia, ~ -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

60 Speaking Of smut dipping.
a few evenings since, VIC hearl a
good old lady, who IS addicted to
the practice, remark tina, 10 snud
did kill the consumers Of it, yc,
here would 10 women enough LET,
to ans~cr al purposes. We roa-
Scrcd over the remark, and concluded
there wus much truth in it. =.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

81 Remember tina, to. morrow ,
Thursday, s5;h November, will be
Thanksgiving Day, in this State,
by Proclamation Of Gov. Melville.
We will thank some Of our friends
for thanks for informing them Of
The fact, as many Of them have re.
marksLly short memories. y.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24


TIlew IT Frlr.--A lazy friend Of
oass .ay. the frs; time she VA, Kiss.
ell. she Eel, Ike a big tub Of ,oses
swimming in honey, cologne, hut.
nsgs, asd cranbctrics. She also
Iet as " something vas running
thru her nerves on Zee, OF dias on.s,
escorted BY several little cupid. IN
chario,s. drawn BY angels, shaded
by honey suskles, aud tue whole
'preai With mel,e,l raiubov.. Jeru.
salem . What power here j. in q full.
breasted kiss!f
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Mark Your A~dvsr,immsn,s.

Hereafter, svsi, alserli" meui intend.
4 fuf puh lctlgn IN lhe sisa, must have
iho lsnfih u time which they are 20 be
pub shed, mafkei Oh hsHL All ad,u.
ussmcnis marked "till forbid" or ~. ~
sll he rahl,.hcii lot n ycaf, and charg.
u accordingly.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

D. A London le,tet. writer says
there is. in that city, ~ ycsns lady
from Baltimore. Shs is the nss,
bess.ifal woman in the BsisisA d.
n%inious. She h the drrsw o. ,he
poet. Tic beas ideal Of the painter,
the s~uequs'lea. tie heavenly nssld
It the Inspired sculptor. Tier eyes
Q aecs both heaven sni earth. and
ere more tri.iisss than ei,hsr.n
The efl,ov most be il ssiuv."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24
"a We learu that Col. John G.

Graham was elected, u, q late meet.
ing Of the Executive Board. rrcsi.
den, Of the Pamela Agricultural
Society, and DR.. =. Moore a mem.
Der Of the Committee for Beat No.
IS. We congratulate the Society
upon the selection Of gentlemen 50
worthy, AMI can safely say tina, such
officers will do much 10 Forwarding
he Interests Of the Society.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

80 Or f,xss exchanges have
areosn's Of . srsss ss.y cs,rsge..
Whole families tsd b.s. liIi~i on
lie ircusicr. and their s,oc. ssa
e,hsr r,Isstv ssslee. The Covsr.
nor has eaiIe,l oss ,svrrsl 70 sassrr
military scmpanics, Z, psnish ~ I'll
skins.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

Rrsicslp.-We learn that the
lion. y. :. fi,hcr has resigned his
sea. gu the bench Of the High cOur,
Il lirrcrs ard Appeals. Governor
Melville, !, Is s,a,si. has ,snie,el
the vacant tea, to lion. W. l..
Harris. the rcscsily elected Judge.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

NV OutsASs.-W. learn on
the C,sss,At lie, NV Ohsss.s !,
a,cisd ~.,h srplrsn's Isr situations,
sae can had hs:Lins 70 do. May
81 these mes, ssaer. " shsy -ssiled
10 carry essrgA nseey sish ,Aen b
pay heir ~ 70 s"1s stha plsee
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= ~. plsys.s.ssA a..
,,s ,.... a,... .,.s ,.,t,

tft ear pulg salhaf.sl afefis " that
tliy 20 'ess.'s subscriptions and sdssr.
.H.smshi, ~ ne st,s, and 90 collecting
elalm, Nav lph.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

Go A laly ar.,o~n refuses 4,
&esr q watch in her bosom. bccaasc
|, has hsnds on it.-Er.
She MEDIA, We AFRAID. Oar vcrl
Is ssakea ,hs, they will no, i;sl1
hcs.
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a.. ~. BOMB,
assasf tsssstsstss fsfbftsss Sesss,
N.sss oeteN0ss

tNif Allh IfIs9I HgIni In lH4' ~ ~
obisNn|nf iubseflfaans ed haftfisf'
aa ne IN tbs ffprs, sn1 ~ y eHllee'
ton u menef ~ lhs sams. saIts
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

Anupsvulle
and Nashville has been reisesd from
forty TO t.. n; .Gvs ae.vs. II,
d~'ssaner between ,he two poi. b i
one haa'lrsa ami e,ehsv.,sc ulles.
~ Il ShlSh 10 ssc'wrIsl.d y ssses
snd tn tea,inisr ~ railroad.
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"a ~ % Ne eam m flh 4tl
suf4 g. fes0HHe y ~ Ift
isf w. fafh further Compensated .
h night ihlak pfspef The mgh
W. eiu, kss hseh cell tifFlf
!. 4 kss ssslsI siisslae = lls
I7fgn N fiest n fhs Mobile 81
fhlg Pslsast ramffhY sfi w.
,sIsasI ,hs flses lishihiie' ~ ~
eaaa, n ne 4 ~ een' 'ati IRON
0st5Jp IA. 100, Ne s9m ~ sh'fh
iLs ~mstItnns 49, isssel - ~
,sm n Oh Gpi II 10 Thsfsby
msllna 4 tfuna ~ he Hisie n
tmya IL iln Jhese fsialisaft
sfotgy msgssin " lhe ffapti'
afhu N . hufolfh elimination "
MI ether trust fahdi ~ lhe STATE
Ifinee | eame mo thigq have w.
,e,sei eb.sit 4. 100, % aese,b
n The Y tef cent fuei, whleh !
have raid int lle Treasury, atd
wbl.h has been received by W.
tou,hsfh Railroad Comtty. J
have slso received ~ ~ III
on account u the . PEI cont ldfi
The warrants ier vtleh, Wv tt
Ifefeht. afe On dep9il vh Gle
Treasurer for safe keeping
The same question vhiCh boz
arisen IN tslsiion to the bayu d.
islcalion 10 connection with iha (.
per eer,. land, all rise upou che
4 pet cent, fund. Which vas laahri
IN equal ptopoflions BY The SAFE lof
years without interest, 10 he No
LlIc and Ohio, lhe Mississippi ehd
Tennessee, Ihe Sou hcn, The Nc
siss,ppi Central. AMI to tic New u.
leans, Jackson abl Greai Northern
Railroad Companc Is. Al the time
this loan WAS made, that Is, on the
18th November. 1901, u VI" up
posed that SlOt,iio % 10 was the
whole Of the . per cent lund then
10 the Tscasury--bu on examination,
and from Mr.. Adams report, 1t j.
apparent tina, the further sum OF
ov6,?as 0i'lOo Is due to this fund
aud was, by the said net OF The lsth
November. 1851, loaned to the be.
Iose mentioned railroad compah'es'
would recommend that the Graves
d~sfalcas;on NJ As0l3 Al 100 m
~. .-o.n..,;on H.. L,.no,ol ~ a. h,
s"'s 'V"""'" " "s
connection Win inc : per cent. iuhu,
end that the said sum OF eVJ,9lS
loo lie re.arpoin,ed Or loased 10
..,a r.,l,..d .,,.a,,,,.. r,x.hl. a.
'" so'"p"' psyss.n
OF Alter tne htst uay OF J"'y' ioo7'
avoiding thereby any embarrassment,
"a the Tyeasuvv. and any oucstiup
!. /, xbs,hcr cr moi, railroad eon.
~ - -
Pah'es arc eh'''ieu 10 'ne 'u"u' Nhi
! would suggest, that u You should
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

A SiScrlaa vurs.--As tie lac
election in Massachusetts,. the sc~.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

An seeessrie esssss b u.
s'ssipri. in view o. The fsilurs 4
s'e AilaIss Cable. satse-,s,kss ~
sswpai mae . "Rss i.as" e 4
emf 70 ID . shr kssrry tseir0
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

eS The whole route Of the McW.
rsis and Little ,:cck Railroad ~as
. sikkances. Since the track has
lseu ,pensi te,seen Memphis and
Nsdison { " nilr) twenty eo,son
Plsasssisss hare bon opesel. Tie
lasa = eli szsrsoely fertile.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-19

GLAD TO EYE Tive are glad to zee
that the authorities have taken in hand
that par. of King Street, in Portsmouth,
10 which we called their attention few
days ago. We see that number Of carts
are engaged in carting away tho ttop)
muddy, filthy part Of the street. Now
reader, be patient with US while We make
small suggestion in very few words.
We unde-stand that 1t is intended to
cover this street, or rather She part run
ming from Crawford to Water street, as
soon as it is cleared out to a good FIRM
bottom, with brick bats, &c. Just here
we would call the attention @! the CON-
mon Council to this fact; that the build
ings upon the South side Of the stree: are
all pretty tall, therefore completely sha-
ding the street; then when this filthy wa
ter is again poured upon THE street las
doubtless it will he) and that being paved
with nothing more. than brick bats, &C.,
it can net run Of, anl there being no Gun
upon it, will not soon dry up; thus it viii
soon be brought back to it's present state.
Now from Crawford to Water Street, is
but short distance, and King street is
one of the most narrow streets in Ports
mouth, therefore as the cost cannot be
great, and as pavement IS needed here
haps in the city we would suggest that
King street be completely paved from
Craw ford to Water street. We should
think enough rocks for this purpose raight
be gotten without much trouble OF sx-
pense. ..-.. -
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-19

IScgNDIARlsM.-We understand that
the dwelling Of Mr.. Creepy upon High
street Portsmouth, was set on fire during
the early part Of last night, but the flames
were discovered in time to prev ut much
damage being done, and were put out by
few tubs of water without the alarm ct
fire being given. The ineondiary entered
through the street gate and applied his
torch in the lane upon the East end Of the
building.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-19

THE BAIL.-In our report of the ball
which came off at Military Hall in New
town on Wednesday night last We unin-
ttntiorally omitted to say that 1t was
given by the "Pennsyivanla's Brass
Band"
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-19

ANOTHER PLUNDEREG.--Last night.
quite early, perhaps before twelve
O'Clock, another house as attempted to
be entered, in the neighborhood of the
old Field The thief was seen in his
attempts by a gentleman passing, who
knew him, and came to us, told us about
him, gave us his name, and wished that
we should put it in the Day Book 50 that
everybody in Portsmouth might know
him to watch him, but we have had
compassion on the thief and have not
given his name this time; but next time
loQl. out
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-19

CoNcERr.-Wc are glad to learn that
ST.. George and Company will repeat
their concert which was given in Nor
folk, few evenings ago, on Thursday
evening ueXt in Portsmouth.