The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-10
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ca' ffam lha Wheeling fhlslligeheff,
vas located hayshete asya In W.
rlhia Va shoaIl doubt lls truth A.
i We efelll lhe tale falIy Tho
lhlellFaueef fas
W. nH feflefhj, going mp 10.
safl lhe urpel feuy, team n f0m
nWmAH 4 horse, a reny, . mnle
and Ia bell Tho hanelal lhe heagei
lho pony VS. blind, The male was
lame. and ihe hull hal ~ provision
fof ay time In The wagon, which
was m ordinary obe, there ral q
white man, q crippled nlgfef, and q
tame skunk ffally bound wllh d wisp
N straw The white laan held lho
lines, the loam held ils own, and the
pigger hold iho skunk, and they All
moved forward 70 make this wor
Thy of ils place, u j. essential 10 Say
that u u true
fss- 4 worthy old citizen Of
Newport, who had the reputation Of
being the LATEST man alive among
"ihcm hlloess'--so lazy, indeed,
lhn, b, used 70 weed his garden IN a
rocking chair. by rocking forward TO
take hold Of the weed, and back.
ward TO uproo, it-had q way Of
fishing peculiarly his own he used
to drive hi, old whi,c.faccj mare to
the spot where the taulog { black
fsh) might be depended on for any
wcl ght, from two to twelve pounds
backed his gig down to the water
side--pu, On, hIs line, aud when the
tau,og was safely hooked, started
the old mare and pulled him out.
re- 4 close staicn, Of the Bible
suggests, IN the Marietta lntclligcn-
Ger, that there is reason for suppos.
Ing tha, one Of the descendants Of
Aaron the High Priest, was native
" Ohio. See Esra vii, I, which
reads. THE son Of Itrnhiah. the
son Of rs1i, the son Of IL 6skfi.
Or Susa.rs.-A friend says.
whsncvcr he wishes to indulge in
dish of links. he carries hls dog 10
the stall atl gives him a smell ii
he turns away. he lccl,aes t. pur.
chase; bu, II "suap" .hous desire
70 bite one. then he makes bargain,
for he knows there u N; q piece Of
dog there.
rrNxlSe DlsrAftngs ---t;cRoral
iiayc!ock a. a vi, a. vel as n Har.
rior. The following dispatch. by
which he cony, yei the intelligence Of
bis last suceesS ~ India, vas to the
Governor General;
Dear Gcncral--i.ct al our pas,
misfortuncs be tOrgoiicn, for NC are
in Lms.now. llNEtoG."
Thi. Is nearly as good as Sir Sill.
hey Smiths famous Dispatch an.
nouncing the capture Of Seindc;
"pccca,i' have sinuci." They
both. doubtless, a, some time served
in the pun-jcb.
r-s- Pat, where Do you intend TO
loca'e!. "ln CallyfOruy, shurc."
"In Via, county :" There are no
counties in callyfurnv, yer honor
they're al Shsaies''
r-s~ Brown bad been IN love With
q young lady. and asked permission
to call her by the name Of some AMI.
NAL. which reques, vas granted on
condition tha. she veuld have the
same privilege. On leaving, Brown
said. ',;ocd night. d,ar." "6ccd
night. bsrs.. .aii she. Brown has
quit the company Of sOung ladies.
ss4- I, has been q very common
practice for jururs Of the Boston
courts IN ii, With their fee. resting
on the railing in front Of them. While
the lawyers we're addressing them.
A distinguished attorney put an end
to this conduct, for awhile, BY in
quirins Of the Court, on one occa-
.,on, i, . very cool manner. which
epl Of the Jury be vas expected to
address. The Judge replied ,ha, he
mass sd,lrrss their usssrstdHdings,
sf eoerse.
81 A ceanrymsn going into q
probate csscc. vhere the vills are
kep, in huge volumes on the shelves,
asked II they ver Bibles. "No,
sir.- answered one Of the clerks.
",hey are scs;amesss.''
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