davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14
KANSAS MAKES ANSWER.
HER VOICE IS FOR FREEDOM.

Fyem Tae Leap>reSyn TS1<,, An@
When the heart Is fall, words become fsses' 'oe
besY Is then for feeling. We give up - II, a'a "'
psveI and saou, snd hurAh. Amid bonh'ss, III inin@
tsr ssd the roar Of cannon, ohiy can We hoa ''''
On give expressions 70, The CO Drnop Joy
Kansas m.k les answer for herself ,,..
To those tn.id and doubling ffisads VINO 0"'o ''s'
ler freeDen might fatsr, we say heaf ''',' 80
tse secord day Of August. i. 70 'in'p,7 '''
II IL pure sDd mighty. Worn ou; snd worn ''"n -
ves.s Of opp,esson ard Of srnggei eAni"9' "
Coryer,;ops and elections tnsr's,sf' poor s1i Senp'
3D. VET a. II conscous Of the dghHy OF tse graz seae
and Of IL greater consequences, ses them as IKE ssi
they poured out ard nsnainsi Their
integrity, with the full strength OF American nAnhooi
To the pee DIE, shose eyes were fixed on ka1sss II
hope aed with prayer she p)ints to her vots aod ois
them bids sll the trastiul vel as the umii, toe
courageous vel ss the doubling 70 wofk on saa
work ever for justice and right hef hesnen ol1
neu duty. TIE odds against taen. A sl-ter
Ssste near BY the whole river interest," toe io'S 40
thsr armed uen all the power and patronage Oi O'V
s5rment, we're against them. Besides, you taer
Trends, we're sfar OF, unsbls 70 help thsm 10 thsf
hour Of isl ard Of need. Yet toey met your
and their De, and mastered him, sgainst all tnese
odds and on the sec01d day Of Aag~st ciatcaed and
Killed bis last &C. Of dsspo.ism!
Eos their bope snd their prayer is foT and with you,
Freenen Ct the Ststes, who have thus hus'ed tae
Ffeemen OF ST sss. Ine battle 10 not yet over ae
Csnsttution is beesg1ered by bad msn and sd Minis
tered by the Slave Power sganst tie decison OF toe
fstbers aid contrary 70 justice; the Judicial anl a
hs departments, are for clsss snd base sectiona
tsrest-fcr mOaopoIsts who crush toe pof Daie mn
nto the QUIT Sod seek to toe Ds IN OF its 1etrest
Tgbts sod liberty Of its most sacred guards ~
~ 81 4nnle Of fbe Frsernen Of Kansas. Sand by
And slsnd u, as they done, for prncple. Ss'ze
tie Corstiiuton OF the land through tis e4Aot,
and pu: ard keep il the side OF hosrSy sra reno
ire power which pss perverted and made 1t the de-
tender OF practical upboder Of doctrine
hid 70 be INFAMOUS in 776 felt 70 be degrading
Az well az infamous Dow-thst, under it, man may
hold property in ran.
ere WORD Remember the ID dsy Of August. 1853
Az We have 10 the past will in the future, stand
by Ere. men Free Soil ard Free Labor, with hdety
power can bay, courage which no foe can daunt or
defeat.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14
A GREAT PICNIC.
a Il NE Y. Y. rie1pe

r-~,.,ropS,rcs of The ~ T. ir1o1pe - o.a
0'''''' Nsw.HAvrs, CoIp, Aug II, lS'a +
On. ef TIE lsrrest and Inost truly charming Oh Al
,,.po. ~e ever terd D. Wa given 70 day 10 tne SAD
r.. schools eonn.ct.d with the Methodist Episcopal
(rhp,cbes Of New H.yeu, sDd beld IA grove near
yrdseport train Of rire.een care, Containing in
al ,bout 800 pereors, both chlrsn and sduiH s't
Nev.Uaven At sbou; 9 O'Clock $. 10. ArVns ;.
B,idgsport sbou. 10 O'Clock, they were net oy the
aetto5,t Sabbath Schoos OF Bridgeport a: te depot,
"a ns, with b.ods ard macy appropriate ban
"a s,rd ro.,oes they mErcned from thetce - tne
or.ve Fere. after kipd g-setioss 400 coogr"nis
,o,s ne children amused thsrnseves 10 plsy, q :,
until the given .iguas BY tue bsn9 "h-h Ins c9ha'el
surroupcsd the tablet tlca were sfieso Fl'n oa %
many good tbrgs, altogether 700 huIeioa' 20 - 's
chIdren ssy. stuffed unt they could 10, sat spy
,rn,s Tbe grown folks old not forget TO est also.
TSsY csns number of spes hes, pertinent sod sa0rt
;r.srsners4d with singing By the cs.d'en anf aleo
acre German hymrs, eweeuy suog oy the children
- On, No c.ion with the German Sabbath School Of
Sss.Hsysp We hsd it literally 10 D1ten, L.,ln snd
CSpere. The eyer.f4yohe cbldIen's iriead Of Con-
n.c.icY. Mr. John 6. North, vas received BY the
cbidr.p with their usus hearty Te!c }me. We took
le.nrely stroll while the ADDRESSES we're bsnS made,
and toutd q great nsLy children, WITH soma OF .
larger growth ergssei in plsying-Ring; &c head
ard tsg good deal Of suackns. mere ciuteI we're
singing snthe ns &c. Here Vas kind tescheI with
her infant scholars singing, " have Father 10 the
nromi,ed lsnd &c. There, again, were the dear or
pbsp children Of New Haven, wAo were kindly "a
vi;ed. Everybody felt happy. II was Uni9n
Pcrc" for ell felt uated in common bond Of broth
eIbood. We have come TO The conclusion tnst Meth
odists know h1w 70 arIsDge spcnic-no. to forget
especially the ladies', who understand ooF 20 proVlse
for the inner mau. Al arrived .iey at home. We
are re sdy 70 70 next week 20 another one.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14
A PICTURESQUE SPOT.
eorrrspondenee Of The N. Y. Tribune


WATKINS, n. Y, Aug TO- 1888
Just south Of pleasant village there is work of
nature which, for beautiful and romantic scenery is
not surpassed by any spot:.in the Empire Stste-the
Last half mile of stream rolling over a rocky bed
through beautiful DELL before it reaches the Valley Of
the Chsmurg, through which il msandsrs to the waters
Of Seneca Lake l, is cslled the Glen Maris A wide
opening in the hill which forms the western boundary
OF the Chemupg Valley is the main entrance to this
picturesque and beautiful place.
Entering this and proceeding westward short dis
tance you come 10 Hight Of stairs 81 the mouth of
the Glen, ascending which you reach aplstform
ing Q deep marrow gorge. soene OF Wild. romsntic
beauty row lies directly before ycu. Rugged cliffs
and rising knobs, adorned With plsnts, shrubs aud
trees ali clothed n brilliant verdure are in tae Wild.
est profusion, while sparkling sde leaps your
side over the rocks into a basin thirty feet belos.
Ascending few steps cut out Of earth and rock YOU
follow narrow path whsh leads along the southern
ride Of the Glen. Below on the right the stream
moves rapidly along through its rocky channel form
ing . number Of beautiful falls. On either eide
are irregular walls OF rock, and above them high
banks arise, formed Of rocky cliffs and knos display
ing great variety OF verdant plants and trees Here
and there the bOughs Of trees on each side meet
forming beautiful greenarcbes.
After again climbing the bank on youE left YOU
pursue asotber path still higher up, suld the same
diversified beauties. You then take winding course
along the southern bank. snd ascending number OF
steps cut in large solid rock come to fight Of
stairs about twenty feet high, which take yoR above
on the opposite side OF the ger. Then following
narrow path for short distance you again cross the
stream and reach another flight of steps by which
You ascend to . large dsm- Here you have ii ne
view of the scenery through which you hsve psssei.
TIE grandeur and besuty here displayed, the zip.
plpe Of the waters, the swee! warbirg OF the birds
and the cool st1aosphere of this glen all combine 60
nAke il ss plesssEt Summer resort as Can well be
teaLd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14
A MATRIMONIAL SPECULATION.
Fron Ths .dnn 4rLnr lMleh -. sA

ITO" IHs MN .fFboT IHcl NtvI 81.
a story current, aud said to be Substantially true,
OF matrimonial speculation in which the widow OF q
former prominent citizen of the county residing ia our
sister city Of Ypsanti, ives principal actor Finding
hersef cole possessor Of fne mansion aud doxry Of
yielding sn income of seven per cent but fud.
ng her income insufficient to keep up style proper
rored 10 the msgnihcepce Of Der dwelling she nstu.
rally enough-and sersibly enough, had her plan
proved as fortunate in the sequel it happy in
rs that her house contained
ample room for two, q matrimonial alliarce which
toward the support Of the he usebod would be pro.
per ard desirable. Accordingly she became the wife
OF gentleman OF standing and some reputed wealth,
resong IN Detroit. During the great tiasncisl crisis
OF Las, Fall, however, bis wealth vanished into thin
ar and this CT some othercsrss produced discord To
make lorg story short, tie iaiy propose 10 endow
her urccn2enigl lord WITH hslf ter frture II he would
bit take hm.eHef q. The offer Tss promptly sc pted
AID he = coo, ccIs.s.rg st5eA u tie Detro.: anc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

The 81. Pau Times publishes letter from Ornoco,
which ststes tins. every miner there can make for
tune-a good hand icing able to gather from so to
SIS per day. The principal difficulty in The extreme
insrsst Of re metal VIII i;h e Ike bran, AID d,fcs,,
to wa,h oat Of Tie hlssk Esnd which tie yellow pxd-
eles CHECKER.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

-oibHs uoubhtcfe. lCin. Enquirer
TIE Lovers SwiSG.--We lesrn from c)freep pond-
ent that the fashionable notion Of suicide nss iousd
lie way into the fashionable circles Of q. lss. oss
Summer resort. AT one Of these, knosn 70 10
pleasure seekrg z world az Deal" quite an exciting
scere occurred few days since, tingog with some
thing more than the vonted life those who bs:k 10 tas
happy, genial pleasures of tLis famous but q1ssIe.
treat. Tie house at Deal stards some four nsodrse
and fifty yaids from the ses between which tberens
walk some seven fee. VIDE, which serves a. toe ttoI'
ougbfare. Near the bescn, TO prevent the YAK ifom
being filed with sand by passing wagons, tao uPngas
pieces OF timber are erected, about eight feet II hgn
with cross-p piece the top. An n'e esting young
Philsdelphis lady, having fallen desperately "a love
with gentleman whose attentions were monopolzN
by couple Of New iork ladies-slbst be sss fslts
iul and devoted a.tentant uLt thelf arva-resolves
TO make Il the las. time that sse should be 80 gaJv
deceived At the hour for bathing two lsde and gents
were on their way to TIE beac5, VIXEN, horror ls<sn
tley behsld dangling from tie oross-bssg saiea,
siuce the occurrence, hes been raned the " Loves
Sshg'l tie form Of lsdy IN her bathing dress. Sc
&as st oIce reccguized by lhe parry ss "tne l.dyn
love- TIE gfr., men quickly lowered the lsdy ,!
the rcpe by which she was ,usperded, and csnse!
her 10 the ibor on the beach, when di,covefse
thet her pulie was actively bsscg. By the spp1cs-
tion Of come water to Der face, and rubbing hsr sf&
she speedily revived ard in less than hs az Sm she
was seer cashhg about in the s1rf-none mofs fau o.
life and spii's than she. Since se above oc;u'rence,
which has been the current topic Of coayenses
among tue guests a. Deal, II has Leen rumolea 80
gentleman from Ieghboring city attempted 70 "sha
tie on ths mortal coil at the same place. oaiJ ~
facts ing in Possession OF his immediate fl.ehas:
tss been impossible to learn tie cause which lnPe.S'
him to the rash act. Pasdelptis Pea
TERRIBLE DEATH on 4 LADY rs DANE CopS',
WIs.-Tke Madison Argus cortsins the foliow~s
particulars Of the terrible death Of Mrs. Miller u"
the Postmaster at Sweet Home, in Dsre C'uc'J:
"We regret to learn Of toe fearful eeatn ma. n
Miller, wife of Mr.. Miller Postmaster a. ho,ss,
in this county. Last Sunday she started on nV ~
back either 70 church 9 eighoorbood vsi'. Ia
was Uncovered about two hours sfterwxd 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

With re rssc. aescres3 sy Say - ths CiP'u' oes,
esi.s Nos ftA. theory :ast the PotAs' 70. = osassa
by tbs Insec. e coIrec. there ne these am 'aaes
vtich uus; occur TO sry ons s'qls'Hied VIA ene''
mo'oey:
II. TIE iDs.ct referred 70 hss alvsys been known
in ;hs ccutry s1d Va, probably quite 81 pu ne'ous
sfy wears sso IL ever has beer since. from the
,rss times the farmer. have foupd is oiestins tseu
no,..o feds sDd have consequently given V ne con-
Son u.ue Of the potato bug Why dd It never
caute the rct uniil 50 recently
80 Tie insect referred 70 has never Infested Grest
Brtsin-,hs ory examples of il seen there, 50 's' s
We can ssSsrtsn having bsen carried thitaer s' cnr
os.es " collections gathered 10 this country; Why
I'D the potato rot sppesr thers Could the ievs.'s
ors Of The nsect in ihe crops Of America have caused
he 70. tbs: carried eff all the potatoes 10 ireland one
or two years before J"
CRrB. AND Gnss-Tks London GaTGHer'
cbro,iee ssys there s prospect of total destruc-
ton OF the grass IN tae London parks, oy the grao OF
an ir.ec. Known as "Dsdiy LoOgsess,' which eats
The loots Of the turf ard totsly desToysn various
remedies hsye been tried without success nave
spy Of .hose remedies been heavy dressing OF sa4'
II rot 4 should be tried 81 once.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

Milwaukee R.il7osd Company, wss usde sv~ !.
husband. TIE story goes thst the lady 49, g
last trade, sDd would be glad 10 get back tss = =.
r,fh0ut the gent. ~"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14
AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENCE

ISDIAs CoRs-Two HUNDRED BUSHELS FER
AoRE-It has been pubbshed-snd, 80 for as we can
zee, duly cerufed-that DR.. j. W. Parker of Colum-
bs, S. C., grew, in 1857 upon his farm neN that
town. 900 bushels and 70 quarts upon one measured
acre Of ground and ll6 bushels and quarts upon
another acre.
In the report to the Sta.e Agricultural Society Dr.
Parker tatee that the seed selected for planting was
from Moth Carolina, and designated BALE Mountain
Com" After soaking II during the night in a sropg
solution of nre il planted from to 1? inches DE-.
tarce in the row, covered with hoes and the ground
rolled, leaving il perfectly level. The land was the
border Of small creek, underdrained, ard prepared
by p!ovrg in November, and manured in Dec amber
with % two-horse loads Of cow-house manure plowed
in ard followed by subsoil pow drawn by two mules.
About the st Of March another coat of good stable ard
COW manure was spread ard powed in a. the irst
Early in April three cart osds Of ar slacked lime and
two sacks Of salt were spread over each acre aud
lightly plowed under. On the lith of May the ground
was thoroughly powed with Glszes large iron plow,
narrowed Level and laid of 80 inches apart With
shovel pow. GuaLo and plaster were sprnkled in tue
furrovs near 200 lbs of the former and 800 lbs of the
latter 10 each acre.
On the l4.h Of May the corn was plowed with
lorg, very Isuow pow and dressed over with hoes.
On the 5ih and 18th Of Jure the same work was re.
pested, each time Leaving The ground level About
the FIST Of July i was necessary to draw ridge about
the Ioots Of the com 10 prevent ts falling During
pIouscted drouth, acre No. was twice rfgs.ed and
tcre Ne. > / I'D the water turned on il o:ce
Tie yield Of acre No !, as before stated exceeded
800 bushels. No was part of repsnted, which the
COumir.se ssy prevented the yield bsrg a. large as
the other.
True this crop ccst labor and manure bu. does no,
pay better than the tens Of thousands of acres that do
Let yield ten bushels per acre. for sch are as common
a. baokbenies al over the Southern States The lani
used beirg "sandhil brustland,7 required the high
nsnuIrg, as il s rot naturally fertile enough to pro-
duce such crop'. TIE secret however s in the ucder.
draining The frequent plowirg and subsoiling aud r.
ga.ion.
The PorATO BLIGHT.-THE BUFFALO THEoRY.-
In relation to article from Tie Buffalo Con ueeul
Aerer''ssr lately published in The TRIBusE and mny
ether pspeIs, The Albany Country Gsatleman ssys,
upon the authority of DR.. Asa Fitch leaned ento-
mologiit;
lite cause OF the rot ia supposed 70 be an irssc.,
ela tuI efous experiments are given 10 confirm this
View TIE insect Itself Is described a. length. Ia
iaM With the spelling corrected, Is tie p. y,ocor,
"seaT.s of Bes1vOis, aEo s supposed 70 be ,SeE.ic
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

VINTAGE OF '55 marked.
As whole, DIR. Moshers wines were very highly
commended. Those of '4S and ii were partcul srly
noticeable for their exquisite sroms and delicious,
fruity flavor The 81 sample wac greatly admired for
its fine ethereal Madeira taste; and the rich mello
of the AS wine was highly lauded, but presumed
70 be owing somewhat to its age. The sample of 81
remarkable for its high Catawba flavor. Give
this few more years OF age, and in the opinion Of
members, it would be most magnificent wine.
NJ. wERK's 81 wIsE.
This was superior wine; its praise, along with its
exquisite flavor, wss on all the. members tongues.
It's average mark was R
BUCHANAN's VINTAGE OF so.
Also most excellent article. II admired fully
rs much as Werks and received the same mArk-gS
YEATMAS'S WINES.
Vintage OF ~, marked
Vintage Of % marked
Ninsge Of 81,
The sample of so Yves very foe, delicate wi1e
but that OF - Was most glorious article and pro.
nounced by Of the judges as being the best wine
he ever drank TINS was the same wine that ob.
tsired the SO0 premium from the Missouri Wine Com
psny last Spring.
MOTHERS 81 WINE.
This received al average msrk Of l02, and was the
same ss the vine that received the so premium from
the Missouri Wine Company.
Beside the samples Of still CstswbS, exhibited as
above, DIR. Mosher placed before the members a bot
tie OF wine made from the Vensngo grape, which was
much admired.
On account of tie verspgo grape or Miners Seed.
Ing or Ternessee) being more free from the "rot
than the Catsvbs, and from the rea excellence of
the wine produces, this grape, in the opinion Of
members, well worthy Of extended cultivation
Before separating, bottle OF Werk's sparkling Ca
iswos was partsken Of by the members, slong with
some of Buchanans superior Ca,awbs brandy. The
drinking Of these being prefscei bv the announce
ment Of the stirring that the Atlantic Telegraph
Gable bad been successfully laid, the msetinS al.
journed in the best possible spirits.
B.F suUoKD. Secretary pro tenn
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-17
WIT AND HUmoR.

Mc'sfs Gaaef r~att.,n 4 Co..,
Bookseller, ol Neapts. law M,
u, some numbers n work rra Is
rrCeess Il ID Ita'iyn. tuu'lel" Cv
clcpsdia Of VT art llumur. n
America. Ireland. Scotland ui Eu.
gland. y William +. Bauaa. Com.
edau' Itis fatl bel m q SOM.
menil raFe. II . cents each. or
! divisions, laolsomsry toaui. rr,s
s. each. rmtsu.icl v,,h upvarl.
Of sts hundred eurrauues. Of orri.
nal design They are the soIeac,p,.
for the sale # tie WORK 10 Nemrb.
II yea ate fond Of VT anl hum,r.
subscribe. at oufe. and sea will tc
sure 70 get tie varth at your MONEY.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-17
Smith Porter

We return cur thanks to our Young
friend Charles G Sred. oft this house
80 Memphis. Ter a generous samnle
Of their Robinson county whisky.
As w ate not a very good judge Of
such things. We invited a few friends
to taste and js,de urOn il. and they
were uuauimo in the opinion that
4 vas hrs,-ratc. "CIaFley" i one
Of The boys, ard il you van, to get
good bargains in all kinds Of gruce-
ries. call on hin.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-17
NJ veruonSAmot alton

Mr. Gov NrNUt lu ara u,sl
Mr.. l. y DAVIS Cana agent for
the Lad IS H. Vernon s.. n,bn.
for Pamela county Tie objects II
The association ar .1 uj kuoan
that ba maere ity % explain
NOR ea 's subject tise the mp's
statement, idii ltie oi eco Is d,
purchase iie iana 81 Va ag.a1.
IN otdet % prevent 81 over falling.
into Ihc hands u mafeersfy tr..r.
lstors E,eg laiy auI gentleman
will u caar.c feQoalm G cobb.
especially Cd VII Ta.ru Boo
ecinueusura e htte tlr a.. hoy
ENJOY. Tie ufreas n Pamela
county mus not te urly 10 ,iair
'rs o''e 70 fbis TaItiot.e lmaul
upon their II eaI yior tbgy ail %
likely to V1u lum e., tompat.,
With other eorHt ] Frrry person
can give 30 lgasi glt l8.iat for such
= ratpese.
We have authority from Me.
Davis to receive and register The
subscription a. tbs people OF r,nala
AMI viciuii! The usme u 90 Who
contribute vii te pull 81.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-17

Athm.cIrs ot tlt Young lali,a
Of ls sa lu.i.,nDe. ti.ss T. D..
liaIit being clilDi % the Cl4if.
and n 1901. H. pil.ngrpeutel
scC,,ay, i' following preamble
sud resolutions we've unanimously
AL
NHaS. Us p.0rr Providence,
our worthy arl et.w.l friend aal
se'ooImi, .IEbpuNttADAIlA2
OLIVER has been removed num
ouf mi 2.
H.. Rsotr.d. Tia. wc deeply
.ympaih,z with DE hcrcayoi parents
nhd ,ela,Iyc. oI the deceased.
~. n irsH That .he lustItt',
hos o., one 81 ia brightest orti.
mculs. srl wca beloved, amiab.e
aui CJniii ug friend.
81. hca0trcf. T'ha. We wear a
badge ~ m%,lguirs Tor thirty days.
ih II tl't.l. That a copy Of
thc paetelut he handed 10 the
parent % ihc llce 90. aui also to
the STAR with d request Tor rub.
HCauUu.
r. y. HutDlE. PREs'r.
VI. a. VtFfrv. s ,.s.afv.
Eure, fuIfrfs. Ni,s..
Mecca Z,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-17
Money! Moneyl!

I ~ PERSONS indebted to the uu.
II isfs sned, either by note or account.
THAT Is tr1s duel who Dr. u1, ray up by
the l0th II April uest. vill find their notes
and accounts in the hands u the 81 VT
for ~eellecticn. 90 not v N 10 sue nv
friends, but I must hate MONEY!.
(. y. LISTER.
March Il. lSss. s-lm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-17

Bishop GarEN vii bold Divine
Services a tls Church Il the Re.
de'mer, C'sheua County. on tie
sish and 18th ins'.. at llctssrl,.
s''h AID sis,.. SIelrs,,Ilc. Apul
i, and FL; Pamela. 81 and an .
Charleston, oh aud 9th Shonsals.
9Th sui g,h.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-17

trfkRS siamtutafv n M l
~ N,ll uui Testament % ilhn ;. sd
m. N0c .ri. we've er uei o. he I
Irtt u tt the ttIatt Govt n Ina
'Nnuiy, Nss septi. 81 ihe N8rsh TefI
lp. ,thar,, u. Creditors IL sal deaa
nre hei, ul'iael b. hive thsir 4,
itlv grIit'. tpit ....rei IL tie
lt,e C'ars ufte II ntl #utty. siiI
Co., 'iue lhy .as. oF . tisv i
d. forever ttrtst
JAMES w. BATES T. s~saie
March ~. ISIS. I'D
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-17
as

TIE authorities % the town Of
ranola have passed an ordinance
tho, dc Cour House Tell shall be
urs q, hale past mine o'clock I. NJ,
sud Oh slaves .ounl ia thc streets or
houses anil away from their haues,
without written permission, hall he
lolscl 10 jiil. and their owners re.
qaestci to pay the takcr-ap one
dollar, together with tie a,Iors fees.
The rcuil part ct the ordnance to
take cT,e from anil Alter lie sj.h
day Of Niarch ISIS.
We warn everybody to be careful
and comply with the law. rs 'hi.
ordnance viii be strictly enforced
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-17

ErIIR. r. Adm nis.milun arap !,
~ hsilia oi loarth Edwards. ieesal
were etnn.ri % ilw uu]lfsgued ~ !
Probate luuu of Pamela truuty Aa.
rr. 100 ihe Mach Term. lsis, thsra
trflitlH q said dtcea I'D arr herebs. !
ta.i t1 probate hni have their ia
register iu lbo Probate Cletk fac
,iil cnnnit, Ntl Dee time limited
liw. nr c'. .hs notice Wii De- pI,iA
Dor ~ payment thereof.
SOLOMON OBJ \. i1a
March lu,tsiS. g.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-17


Irtufs iiu Ihau Bill for uivsrct.
I ltrfri1
Martha Iuuh4u.N Aflfaaaaii.
appearing to the sat sfiesiuu q ths
i court. from iut rf1of. iisi ne de-.
feutuui resides ert % the State Il Ms.
80 Tat e8Haot b. ssfvwi.
ort 'erted, The rtrty cannot be- Cgu rel "a
o. arrgr and answer oF plead. u
Therefore otler that tbe eumr nsrt
have a h%sarinr ~ a. facts charged ga the
bif, uulcss The d.tynlaui enter her M.
tsaraHes hefsiu. anil plead. ausvrr ar
dfmur 70 sai bill. an ~ D. fare tho tiirl
dtv II the newt term Of this Court. 10 d,
h1lden Ut the Cuurt llauss IN ths tnvu Of
Pamela. On tho sseenlh MONDAY ruer IN.
fourth Monday u March. tsis. and that
copy Il ths orlsr b. pahl she'd Cor ihe
sracr ot me minsh before said third dst
~ the saii term. IN the Pamela X.
newspaper pub shed IN thet1su Of rauu.
IN, in said STATE.
J.. 4. HARRISON. Ctrt.
y. Hssv'suy Safifi4r for Csearf
March Is. ts5s. S-tm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-17


'''' DO .l'
' '.'.''H''
'
Nl iIr NhNhnih
IAH INfi fN"N. NiNI lIIN. q