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Observation-Disclosures, Baltimore.
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NSerf5en0e, S5arbtpnre &c.

SSerf5enge, @arbtunre &c.
~. IS. @etDenftrider s &c.,
9}edfDlger Don IS. Chaplin,
Spbel>S1britanteu unD SAMPLER in Sanopert8s
Seu9en uler Nrt, "
SO. IA 9tsGtfry Gte Don 8aIbsraOnRr.,
6aIten tets einen srpfct @GlrGtb oler Irtrn con gDertssuaen
fir Safer, 5bretner
5plBfeAer, 3inine;tlute,
Rutfhen. uaD WlpbeGmG@er
o0n Der beFen aualitdt, unb Tfertigt in ben beAen 5abrtten,
Spear unb jadlpns Sd6sn, WeB8ft's D~trtleuge,
&pbt@ ~@8ert3eu8s fur GrS0eute,
&lamntern uub Bdting5bDljer,
r QDinfelmaBe, S6rduben5te5er,
2DertSeu8e fir bOIj6retcr,
aHDrtirte WsrfseusftIten un6 5R6el alter Sprten. wGfir MIR
In ieber 9tufdt GaranttrsH.
2Dtr tatten Die 8rDbte unb Bette Nteberla8s eon gDerf8eueen
in Baltimore unb nEripre4en tebem Saufar BITE 10ultdnotefe
33efrteOtguug. Wfdra21SGtr
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19
PERSONAL.

We were glad to meet our old
friend. the Rev. = D. Finer. now Of
sherman, Texas, and icrmerly a re-.
,id,ut " lanola. who has been abscn,
for several years az a Missionary
among lbc Indians. M riacr is on
hts way to attend the General As.
scmbly of the Cumberland rrcsby,c.
tian Church, at Huntsville. Alabama.
which meets on The goth Of this
month.
As a gentleman aud Christian
Minister. NJ. piuyr has The warmcsi
wishes Of all Who huow him about
Pamela. and We take great pleasure In
commchdirg him To tho hind regard II
the people of Huntsville and the
members of the church. ~ a gentle.
man every way worthy cf their
tullcs, confidence.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

That Is very easy 10 do. this
Spring, for wc have had but little
warm weather, so far, but the ho,
June. July and August days will
come along by.aud.by. and You will
want Icc 10 keep You cool.
Duyal, Algco & Co.. In their Nam.
moth Ice House. on Deal street. Mem.
phis, have seven or eight thousand
tons Of pure Illinois ice. and tao
barees on the way down from st,
Louis with an extra supply. They
pu, up country orders. on short notice
at oas esai Pe, pss-a. and day Il Ia
The iero, free of charge.
All orders lcil a, this office will b,
promptly forwarded and filled. ".
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19
]. X. Chalmers.

We Inadvertently done our young
friend Chalmers great injustice IN cur
ucIicc last weck II bis speech In ranc-
Ia. by calling him W.. ur.Chilmrrs. when
W. should have said co.. Jaso II.
Claimc, nu, as We we're not aware
a, the time, cf ,hc fact that he held
regular commission as Colonel In the
military army cf our Government.
be must excuse W.. and We presume
be will be the more wady 10 do sc
On account Of the fact, that Ne under.
stand his commission was signed by
llcuty y fce,c. Governor cf Mlssis.
.ippi. Chalmers Is a candidate fSr
Disttic, Attorney. and without intend.
ing In disraragc other candidates. W
may be permitted 10 say that in point
II capacity aud Cleyemess. be Is mol
surpassed by any one whose name ha,
been mentioned in connexicn With that
Office. In point cfeucgy and talent
Col. Chalmers has bat few II an,
squalls. In the circni, Of his aye an.
I .sx ,,uYianee nni xbonli hs Ia als.,fs.l
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

Aia very large meeting of IN
citizens Of Pamela county, at II,
Court House, IN the tlrrt day " N
May Term, Of the Circuit Court, Cd
l. n. Davis was called 10 the chaIs,
aud after explaining The object Of III
meeting. Mr. Samuel Matthews ollervl
the following resolutions
l|hereaa At ibe last session of,ks
Legislature anew apportienment w
was passed, by which Pamela county
Is entitled 10 two mcmbers iu lhs
House Of Representative.
Aad Uhereas, II N almost cersaIa
that the Governor will call the I.ee!s.
laiure together next fall. therefore.
Resolred, by this meeting. irresp~c.
tive of party, that In ease the lrsit
lature Is 70 called together, and h
ease the Governor fails to issue hh
writ " election. for ons more mcnbw
for this county, the Police Court h
solicited to order such election.
Rc'o'rsd, That The chairman Of ihh
meeting communicates this resolutls
to The Court. and request their ceu,.
pllancc Herewith.
Remired. That the editor II N
Pamela Star he requested - publlSl
The proceedings of this meeting.
| 4. \. DAVIS. cI.,.r,.,.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19
An Overnight,

W. neglected 10 announce iho mar
hage uf uur Young friend " v Potts
and MIS- Laura Jones' last week .--
of ooufse lbo fact that the printers
Zee wa not sent in, had nothing 10 10
With our recollection On the subject
We wish them much Joy on the occa.
Sion, aud although they may have
forgollon us Ia the time of their re.
joicing We hope The Gi,er Of all
Coed may not forget them, 10 the dis.
pcnsaiiun Of Ills choicest blessings
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19
THE WEATHER

The dawn Of yesterday vas usher.
cd Into existence here BY salules from
Heavens loud artillery louder
Than old oceans roar. peals upon
peala II heavy thunder walked the
babies and made The old women quake
IN their b. shoes. III, rain came
down In slulces ani caused miniature
rivers TO rush through cur Streets.
The whole day was a cool. dull,
gloomy and splrIt.deprcssIne one. rcn.
derlng fires quite comfortable.
Strange weather W. have hal, 80 far,
for May. The planters ire wearing
long-iaces. in consequence Of this
state Of afairs-ba,ing too much
water on their lands. aud no, enough
Of genial sunshine.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

Wr0 .I,.l.aiH b. hfrHi
tnluHfaHtIIiD'usd.dIiv.f en-
RN IHu WH ramw ~ adl aImeal
e,ug vapk ~ hs candidates
iirmuI,u va mf alIilh lng gen
llemen fHh ite thInr and a.,
maa ebo d io lhgy lo announce
bIttamo lnile snn,Watihd.late.
ouebtm' elected 90 aay olIl.e
ln our opIn.sn
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

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Wttpommeud hlloHf iiendsRolnF
20 nsmpha. lotp lhmWofslam once,
anivo boiaaurod ihel viii w there
4'h
Tho Worham House q nov under
going thorough fero,aiIon. AMI
everything haue made a. good a.
new Tho foom have heon repalnied
and p,pyfod and The whole establish.
mpui pat In 6rilfate order D.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

~ During The thunder. storm yes
friday mersiue. . dead Sycamore
tree. near Enterprise Mill. IN this
place, vas struck BY lightning. sst on
fr. and barned up. When u vas
6r, observed. one Of the prcprieters
thought |, came from the rocf Of the
mill. but. fortunately. . useless tree.
only. vas consumed. The lightning
vas very vivid and the thunder heavy.
Ia fact. u numbered like liehssiss
and liehiened likc thunder.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

That desperate savage. Sir William
Cmoksbsuks--,ulearly called "liiIly
Bovlegs." with leo Of bis tribe. ar.
rived In New Orleans. . few days
ago. In charge of United States Of.
dcer.. who were cSccrtinR them to
their new homes In the West. beyond
Arkansas. So the long Tough, Flor.
ida War is At last terminated. and
Uncle Sam will he able to save some
millions cf ,lcllars which must have
been expended on sk william and
his FIRE water drinkers. We congras.
ula'e the country upon this riddancs
Of pests.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

A correspondent of che LamDr't.
vile (N ~ Bea ~ faya thnl .
.hof, time snee, while staying % ibo
borough Of L., lc overheard thc
following, which be thinks too good
10 be- losti
A number of polIilcinus, all OF
whom we're seeking ollico' ondrr the
government, we're seated on q tavern
porch talking. when an oil ,opcr,
named Jake d., person who very
loquacious When "corncd,' lut "a.
actly the opposite When sober, ,aid
II the company had no objections hc
would tell them a story. They told
hlm TO "hre away" whetcupon be
spoke As follows
4 certain king--iou'trccollecthis his
name c-had a philosopher upon whose
Judgment he depended. Now, It 80
happened ,ha, one dag the hing took
It into his bead TO g hunting, and
after summoning his mobiles, aad
making oil the necessary prepara.
,iOns, he summoned the philosopher
and asked him II ], would rain. The
philosopher told him not, and he aal
hs mobiles departed. While journey.
iug along they met countryman
mounted upon a jaehass; he advised
them to return, "fcr," said he, ~,
w,ll surely rain" They smiled con q.
,cmp,uously upon him and passed on.
Before they bad gone many miles,
however, Ihcy had reason to rcg,c,
%, having taken the ruslic's a-vIcc,
as a heavy shower came up. they
we're drenchci to the skin. When
they had returned to the palace, the
Ling rcprimandci the philosopher
severely for telling him !; would be
clear when !, was not. ~ me, q
couh,ryman," saddle. "anihck knows
great deal more than yoa, for he
told me !, would tain-yoa said it
would not" Tho King then gavc
him his walking papers and sent Tor
The couu,rymau, Who soon made his
appearance. "rcll me-" said the
King, "how You knew !, would rainl''
IL diin't know" said the rustic,
my jackass told me"
"Ani how, pay, dii he tell yca.''
tho King asked In gea, as,Onishmen..
by rricAiug up bis cars, yOa'
majesty"
Thc king nOv son' the counirymsu
away, and procured the jackass OF
him. liz placed the jscIass in the
oihee that the philo'erhcr had tilcd.
And herc.' observed nll Jake .lcoA.
ius sCry wise. this is ehc,c the kng
mad. > very grca, misisss."
"I.s sol" inquired hi. auditors
'iwhy, ever since ,ha, time" sai,
jake. with a esin on hi. phii, "srer,
jsct1ss ,raBf, an gDfcei"
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

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shefo pipeu aie 900 ltmem
toak faf ila n lgnt' ianl n
2lni, ahl inllyul VII so ihe l,a
inuailun " M hauaNYo it0m M Z.
ii leaves N hep II nge afo e..
tool stores afbees Olhf.i nnyH Hel'
lo shore y9u reside, tle pab.IsAff II
de ledsef viii 'ebi youh oapy Ny
mall II yen slIl seni h.m ", ,fH
maIettef Allra hDhuillannef
Ledger Once, " Avn ilfeet, Nep
iofh 'Ihs stg suliliri, 'frnI.
II The llmlrt' inl grove more aa'
more Interesting a. % goes on,
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

" u l. stated by captain, II
Vessels recen,ly arrived al New York.
as We learn from the limes. that the
1dlf Stream runs this year forty OF
tily niles nearer ,hc American eaas,
than heretofore. The fact Is men.
TONED As accounting ter lhe cx,raar.
dlnaFy mlldness ct lhc winter hut
~eM should have changed the course
of this singular bod, vi wa,cri
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

~, Lorls. May lb,--A violent
tornado pasted over this section Of
country on Thursday night. Il blew
the passenger train Of the Chicago.
Alton and N. Louis Railroad oa The
track Several persons were severe
" injured. The towns Of Lesing'
ton. Peoria, Junction aud ToSanda
suffered severely. Near half the
houses we're prosirated and three
men killed Of 'fowanda. Yesterday
another storm passed between Bloom
ingion and Springfield, doing great
damage to a large number Of houses.
Elkhart Williams's beautiful villa
was completely demolished, and five
lives were lost.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

TVS N'ss'sslFrf Locrsrs.-Tbe
6rst sample Of this lovely "varmiu,," /"
vas found in Adams county. on
"Wednesday. the 18th inst. By Capt.
VIM. Eusiis. and by him kindly len
IN this Office. Zoe the inspection Of the
curious. On the 10th ultimc, y.
gave . full description cf these in.
sccts. as furnished us By that dissin.
euished ensomcloeist. Gidecn n.
Smith. n. D.. cf baltimore. Nd, Ia
vhish out readers ere rvferrvd.
The svecimea hef6ss ne h alive and
hickise. oppsvasly il mcss excellsa,
health. Ms great red eyes stare .,
~ VIII ssdiseaised sstosishmeut, ior
ve have hin cassd ssa he probably
lsels psvSectly aware Of The fact.
We shall heeP Mn o. = ssesnicslsy
fos . itv days. 81 IN. n h ssf'
vtvu tAs svsntisa u esisg silhss,
NJ Nsshr ~. ~ - go ~,
ueea Ais tsavlls --lxssaes Own
Asy y. g Ae ae a.n
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

to- The steamship North America
arrived at Quebec, on the 18th. bring.
ing Liverpool dates 10 The iih Inst.
All qualities Of cotton had advanced
ID. Market buoyant
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

t9'c. G. Maydwell. on Adams
street. Memphis. has very large as.
sorlmcut Of fine marble work on hand.
from $500 for a monument. down ~
$40. lie employs an Italian sculptor.
and furnishes the best materials.
We advise our readers who may
need marble of any description to try
Maydwcll. See bis card.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

IH hsfHs iha eIass "A "A. -
lifm Hfaaf ffsfl fhs msmlsats 4
Be- NJ ItnaIs hslj . se~gllng ssSk
Jadae iIsffifsH af'x1 a. sho)s-~
nd WI fss | iIeds ,Sle,, :
fol n n Isylaf snsstd Ihe itIIyt1.
hHlallbHsl vhlsh ee,f saepifa,
iIhatHf We IssfH xlh ,Is,u
ihtt lha lian IHhihsss n sf,,ss.
we IiIfa Jairs n lhls itlslfla,. NJ.
mfalfssi,i NH laiabtlsH N ,smuv
INV 10 Memphis atd hss slfssA, q.
dsfsd BIZ resignation ~ isks -.
flhlh : shafi pefiad ihs ssdssa~
~ msmbsn n il,e Ilsf M w.,
tgHhiy, eoYdlsIIy asWhl n NE lsIl-s'
lhg fpselullgna
Hsmif,i 'fhs, W highly eemm~1
lhe able and Impartial manner ana
Judge HefuTga has manlfesled aud..
hla fern N ollles, and We fans spte
flale his EfhllfHfhiy Hhi rNafieaas
besfing tysaf,ls ns - ii'emI'fs N n
liaf
Rsmiffd That In be deb.au.
fon ouf State, tho state Ig.ss !
wofihg ahd naeiul elillen. oussly.
sHlal sud esteemed friend, a.
llahnh an hunofei and np'lghi Jpds.
the purity " whose efinIup, he Il.
ever pfesefyed 'pollesa and unbIss
lshed
Rssoifsd, That we most cordial,
commend him 10 The citizens and n,
ol Memphis. as . gentleman woelk,
uf iheIr confidence, and q profound ~
accomplished JufIa.
Re'air,d, That the proceedings Z
this meeting bc published In the n
bola Star
q. HARRISON. cAavwss.
j. J., llogLr, Secretary.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

~ We invite asseusica 10 the sev
card Of Me>ers. 0rreubcam L Ears>ss.
lie sddisisa Just made 10 shslP -.
srsslsss u complete. They hsvsssus
tsassifsl ssa go 0csas. vhlsA ~
~ s1sap ~ esse. 0,vs tleu Z
nal Ha
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

- Those In want Of 1in.wars.
stoves &c. are advised 10 Try Eff.
Risk's estahli.Ameas, at es>. Aaia
Street. Memphis We have kssws
hin sr eleven years, end hssv I'm
10 h en- upright ~ b evesy sesss
sftle wcrd. Hh articles ars No. 1.
- his Dsiess vesy easoaable. n
nssssr NJ Asass chen yes VIA
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The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

"Sir." said an irsscible man, es.
sIsed BY . theological argument, 10
his opposite nslshbcr, Who had
differed IRON him. "S,r. | believe
ycs ~ either . deisl or On Atheist. !.
"wmse. sir,' VA the r-jeis&.r.
u IN Z Dentist"
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

fc- The maxims Of the wiscsi men
are 10 preserve the body In perfect
health. not 10 wait for the develop.
mcnt VI disease. "Bc wise in time"
check and guard against the d'si az.
proaeh. Keep The stomach and blood
healthy and pure, aud the plaques oi
poisoned atmosphere fall harmless.
The only remedy that will thoroughly
purify the blood. and at the same
time strengthen and inviscra'e The
system. Is Mcl.,s's srRESuruRSiso
CORDIAL Ann BLoop ruR,riss. Try
il, aud you will be convinced. sts
advertisement.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19


HANDSOME NINA lady writer d
the Home journal d,nouncrs the dl
gchileu an With the scy,he In a vsy
hearty manner. Hear her ,slk ."l'ins
Is an old wretch lie makes iam
handsomer. bat be- does not Improve
somcnl True. q Queen and VIZ
does be do Il II wc were TO spsxsf
We inlsh, be as rude 10 the sex ss--
Time himsell---,o We shall no, ty.
We venture 10 ask. however. ~
isn't owing TO the fact Of cver.esenin
In the open air that female beauty =
cllnes 50 early In this country I Qsss
@ie' We saw in q country vllep
last summer q whole bevy Of schsa-
girls ridin. 10 church . dislsnced
nearly haIfa.mile. Il Il true ~
weather was 6ne. hut wash I the en-
else rather too much for the pew
things. considering how seldom ih9
endured 50 much labor a. ,hatl'
Nice ques,ions these. Let the plitH
cpher answer them. 81
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

HsREa PsIsTiye OFvIca.-Thsk
dies belonging 10 the hsrem Of sas 4
the great pschss residing On the -
photcus are learning 10 stick syR
\ snail printing otsicc was recenily
Dispatched from Paris 10 Ccns,an,ist
pie, 10 be forwarded to the pschat
grand residence. This PRESS Is 10 y
worked entirely BY the ladies of -
harem; the hooks to be printed ~
works Of amusement translated fivD
the French into the English lsngseoa
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

A SINGULAR COINCIDENCE I'VE
visited few days since. q spvi rcnd.
cred somewhat memorable ~ having
been the scene Of a duel between tao
Of kcntucky's chivalrcus sons The
position Of the daelisIs, about eigh,
PAGES. was marked by two trees. one
NJ which bears the Initials of onc ol
the party's entire name cut Into The
bark, the other bears only The initial
of the last name Of the other party.
1he tree under which the party stood
whc vas killed Il dead. having. w We
are informed. gradually dccayei from
the time. I've other tree Is singular.
ly typical Of the condition of the
surviving party. whois now on inmate
Of . lunatic asylum. standing as II
does, with the lover branches full Of
life and verdurc. while lis top Is dead
aud leaAesS Strange I thoughts
crowded our minds a. We stood and
sazed upon these unfortunate Wit.
nesses 10 On unfortunate deed
Ceergesers m. c. Joarsal.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

A9cnA1sAAaI Rpnmnmup
VIE subssPibs vou1d sonooo11Ca - Il
y form his isiesap, - = ~ :
public, that - -. q 1 hong9 60
built and fsrnieAsa ~ - 81 =
asd hasdss0s seyle. "a o11uo1loQ>
ie that il sAaII y NJ = 3 49,
ecssl. feeliae essssfsf ~ q ~
Basrcsees snlesese = ~ = = &
eeosef = nRie aooo1n1 - e 49,
The sharYs - ouonnfune 6o6)0uo -
~S"Is segu4,l h,.Isl.
Fw IN E<oe
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19
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1aie ~ Fensial fae''tR amotR
lie NHmhas fasofs teiee
wlulalfas ciiA May II
gls4r Ganefhl Appropriation
nlili NJ abliy amendf hia rhsiel'
Wanvatog, May II
efvttr aevafi'i resolutions
lnqaIfIas ihio he eulfaget ~ 'mef.
lean Vessels N lie Bulf ~ Mesire,
ahl adjacent seas, we're unahlmously
adopted
Tho nlll ior ne admission of
Oregon State, after discussion,
SO passed byaFoie v tbiflyiee
agaIu,t seventeen
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-01
To Exchange or Sale.

A LIKELY Negro Woman, IS years old, and her
n five children the oldest boy II, the next girl
10 and down 90 an infant. Will be sold ex-
changed for other Negroes to some one living in The
country and that wants them for their use, and
not for speculation. Apply TO
augll-tf WILL. L. BOYD.