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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27

Rus1 IN TIE Coyroy CRor OF ALABAMA cor.
respondent Of the Eufs1la, Ale, Nalw sage" nave
boes travelling through the coor growing rcgou ., ans
COUNTY, ard IRON what could hear and zee an sats
fed the cc'for cror VIII Tall thort OF a year The rod
rust one o. the ost destructive Diseases ~ when the
oUtton plant 10 holr Get in early in The season and con
inoed us rsvsres sosy up 70 The rs, july AZ which
tine sres1 more rapidly destroying a. went b9th
leN and form The caterpillar also said " have cer,
rerced s ravsses upon sorne Of the river plantations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27

COLLECTOR ScHELL'e APPOINTMENTS. The Dan
loA cs authority FOR ssyitg hal zoe artlce c0pied
run tnt Washington Mar ycslerisy, n TIE osnt that
UoeccT shenrt ns IN ihe Cussor, Eouse
Nclo ma Be confirmed, is en- tutre iuisave sr eJeB
VII b. allowed coopEte 1t,oi over hm drgafsr,cp
el4 he f1sNDct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

DE SOTO LODGE MOI meets at Baton Rouge on II
evening.
ST; MARYs LODGE No 20 meetsat Franklin on Saturday
evening.
Meth LODGE No 81 meets at shreveport on wedussaay
evening. ~ 10y
ST: TANDRYLoDGE No. 2smeets atopelousas on sasu.-
day evening. 49,
CLINTON LODGE No. q at Clinton on wedne.as,
venng
,6ARRoLI LODGE No. 50 meets at Lake PrOvsdsps. On
Monday evening. =
evening.
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. 81 meetsat ThiboaauA on sA.u,-
day evening". "
NEW IBERIA LODGE No. So meetsat NewtOAon Thurs-
day evening" $3.50
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets atwashipgten on Friday
evening.
.oHENEYvILLE LODGE Nc. Il meets 4. chsneyviIl, ON
Monday evening. - =
Saturday evening. =
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J. WRIGHT q co.


| r VOC WOULD ESCAPE
LONG SUFFERING. WEAKNESS,
DEYoRNITr OR PREMATURE DEAr1
Daney's Magical Pain Extractor,
The only Ins~ns SersrFung Anados P.ia on Eart
wARRAxTED
TO rho.t smart asieker ais that other thsrs
relieve; snsstsss control over
the siadies belov named which nov dehss ALL ether
remedies and medical SKIN.
Stops al pain. Of Barns, instantly.
Heals Buns and Small Poz etc. free Of scars.
B. Admits no seald to raise water blister
& Takes away Old Sores fally. s5sts r.e ass 5 s
s. subdues all internal and external Inf srn1naiion
Ends Convuisions. Collie and Pis directly.
7. soothes Nerves % ease, quiet and strength.
Restores action and strength to Pslsied Linbs..
O. Destroys Modification nstsufIy.
10 Generates Flesh rotted thereby t
H. Keeps Of Black and Swelling after blows.
L. Dssolves cataraets and strengthens Sight
Is Draws and heals Blisters free Of mark.
H. Neutrazes all poisons and huor either hereditary
fused by bees, hornets mosquitoes. reptiles rabd
mails, eorrapt bodies 81 plans
ABsoLUTELY
Vow whether the bigot believes or not Fire Poison In
Examination, Modification Infection and Hydrophoe the bor
Of all men; Tncpen Consumption Constipation, Eryspe
las Cancer Inflammation Of the Chest Bowels PIeusy.
Chronic Diarhea Dysenery rendered comparatively
harmlesscontroed easily by child possessing bit box
this Innocent mighty cheap electric rapid antdoe to uni
versal suffering. d -
$4,000 9
VIII bs forfeited IL does LIFE where an medical
science fails.
MILLION
Use daily i. astounded satisfsctionsr praise iyoNE
ARE SAFE WITHOUT IT. and has become the greatest
commercial sntdote extant.
Refer to DIR. V. Mott New York the greatest surgeon etc
In America, and all eminent PHI sicians.
nj
J. WRIGHT Co,
q and Isl Charities street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08
odd Fellows, nan Assoc,a,,o,,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, HAZE
the first Monday Of every month
1Edward Psbury, President; Thomas H.
John ID. Bein, Treasurer; J. g. Dunlap Crickard N Il
Setgon, H Howard, Smith, james Davis Geo.
Rareshde W. Bosworth Geo. Dirneyer, Bernard Cohss
and W. b. Cook.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08
FANCY GOODS.

T. IA. STEVENS & CO., q
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
UTLERY, GUYS, PISTOLS.
PERFUHERr, FAscr GOODS.
PAPER. STATIONERY SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS
Playing Cards, etc.,
IS AND s. COMMON STREET NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08
Patent Medicines, etc.


FAHNEsToCK's vermifuge;
ToWNSENp's sarsaparila;
BULL sarsaparlla;
SANDS MoS fEa1Fs93RSSE'slls sir.aparill.;
NoFFAT's Phoenix Bitiers;
sToUGHToNs Bitters
BRYAN's Palmonic Waters; '1''''
AYRE'S Cherry Pectoral
"if bA3Is via oh @S S and ri.
cor nd 55y fiRS Oh al Hed4gs@,sn CLARK Co..
oD II DO bS do Dc T TeaneTs
HA5I'$$s sSifs !; s:S'.',
wRIGHT's Indian Vegetable PMS SYN aye "'Si'
i Ferd Af nnd p iRs. Pills.
LEES and Go0K's Pills;
bR HSPFfTs ! fi #iiiI'i
McLAilEEs Pills
h sPEEp Fsp Fe5 riIlls;
RAnwTA WAYS B Rsaay Relief ''' > '--''''''
BROWNS Essence Of Ginger
- N'a aRcfI E!i ifai Sp oRinm'
DA 4. Y; J PAIN EXTRACTOR
Au ScAEGrs k9i%s'si ointment,
DR. MoRsEs Inyigorairg Cordial; . o'"'niep''
JUNO Cordial;
DIR, ABERNETHY'S Detergent;
DALBH'S Corninative:
lNFALL1BLE Cholera Remedy.
kENbALLiS Cholera SYRUP:
,,.n,,eo,,,,,, ALEXANDER'S Tricobuphe;
BACHELORS Hair Dive:
PHALONS Hair Dye:
JAYNElS Hair Tonic;
-. -, CRISrAD0R0S Hair Dye;
WOIFE'S Aroma ic Seheidam SchnApps
WATERS .delible Ink;
PAYSON'S Iudelible Ink;
klDDERiS Indelibl Ink;
WEIGHTS Erasive Liquid.
2ao0 pounds UM DROPS assorted.
500 . JuJUBE PASrR.
r PURE BRANDY, PORT and SH ERRY WINES, for medi-
einal puT poses, constantly on hand.
Merchants planters and yscans orders respectfully
oleited Every article fresh genuine
d2l MoWeFI5m q. N. MORRISON, u Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

WILDLY No and third Saturday in each
streets Officers for the present tsrmR Keaghsy, O. p;
II Williams: treasurer James FarnesH1
HoBAH No. the fourth Saturday IN eaea
month in Odd Fellows Hall corner Of Camp fAFsyss
streets oaeers for he presen, ermL R. PGhier o. p.
Scribe 3f9a aot ~ 's r. od E + B1
IN odS hf a s3d Il S n o5d
streets Officers for the present terJcseph Wagner G.
Z. L. Bercier, j. WI F. T. Field, Treasurer.
wAsHINGToS No meets The second and fourth Nonaas
oacers for The sru~ Tieman q RI d LsSsensseS
Brewster vs. j. W. 4 Bs SpssgS Nj a. HGso Ss'O' R.
LAFAYETTE No meets the arstand third Monday each
mouth in jefferson Lodge Room Fourth District Officers
7 Dunn s. W.; R. Tarney, Scribe j. T. Barrett j. w;
Louis seibert, Treasurer.
PELICAN Nos hrstand third Saturday in eaeA
The present tsEmJ N wagns5 q Ri L Charles y Il
terslle, Treasurer.
Interior Encampments.
MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second ana
fourth Saturday in each month.
a. W. SHAW No 10 meets the and third saurta, 10
All snieaons intended for the Eueamprasah
be addressed to JAS Furneaux, 6. Scribe odd Fellows
nav = : ''' JAMES EURNEAux, @. scribe.
.'odd Fellows Rest
89AkDoF DJREoTqRsFoR lssT -oasefs- Henry Biar
sesidt Boallemet Ireasgrs5 Thes Shields seeetays
Cemetery canittee-Hape Dillingham;, Gardnei smith,
doiding Finance Cemmittee-E. A. Patterson H. nentss
J. r Miller. Sexton-Danie Merritt MCmhers-Jhmes Pa
Frank Lewis H. Goldman T. p Peterson. AlliSn1
J. T. Warner, ]. Q. Wagner.
VAULTS IN "oDD FELLOWS, REST, may be procurea
oy 70 " d. CORY atsiekles Co.'S s. Canal streets
q u SrETsoss 81 Camp street. H. MIAisPAUeH, D.
3 Mint, and a he Secretary Oee in Odd Fellows Han
Of Camp and Lafayette streets
Price Of Io's md VsuisRsgsr lots 10 fee square $780,
s45 ditto, all others, $50
relative TO the purchase Of Lots, be
THOMAS H. SHIELDS Secretary 0. F. Rest,
General Relief Committee.
The following the officers and members fer the
tern, from Jnlg, 1851 January, 1858;
Gerard Sh President be fou' Recorders Office
District; fhos II Shields, Secretary, Odd Fellows Hail.
Thomas Walker, Treasurer l23 Common theodore
Marks, 10 Magazine A. Thomson, IS r no ponls
F. r. II Hoste, INK Of Orleans @. Isrgenbeckar
borg Hospital; H. Allen. 1873 Canal Cloneh
ehauies and Dealers Exchange St David
Moore no PoydTas street; MrDouga box rs MechanEss
ai peler Exchange, Charles sree; owxkL ~
Tchouuitqnlas o. VooTe MaRaans H.
Ter Chippewa street. hstween ia ksun Phiir; VII
Ags s, L. Graham 20 Camp y Miller BearE's
warehouse; Jones Third District; W Rolling Fourth Dis
tct; IL DeGrnys, Second Districts Eneas Smith, Common
between Camp and ST. Charesstreets.
aCHos II. sHIEIDs sereetAry
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snence that preadfuI Cough,

silence that Dreadful Cough!
The work Of the destroyer bias begun The Lungs in
dangeri Resort at
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
all future aid May be in vain. Are you mohert Your
daughteryou idol and earthly joys he'd Of Ian
guhing her pale cheek and emaciaed form show that she
fast wasting The sepuchra cough pains your
sekens your soul; 1t is the
SOUND OF DEATH
There remedy that will stop the Cough
the eonsumptives grave.
YOUNG MANI
Your hectic flush cough and feeble limbs tell fearful
holdings and loss Of hope Just absu life consumption
sheds hearcrushn blight the fuure but you
despair An stretched forth youo and
heal your wounded lungs. It is DIR. DAVIS
Compound syrup OF wild Cherry and Tar.
admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry and Tar the only remedy that will positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group whoopng cough
splitting Of blood
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO..
q and ISL Charities street
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. Belts, Boxes, etc.


Fancy tsoo,,s otto.
Pocket Compasses Corkscrews
Veg Ivory Goods, great variety of Rattles
Ihimoles' Needle Cases etc
49,. ,.. :, ~ ,u l. 'n'nes>
po,,a,o,sa..s -.
Peuepurses. Pocket Roo,s
Night Tapers Masop,s Hacking
SIX Watch Guards and Ribbons
60.
Writing pesks and Fo,e,,,,s- =,
Travelling Companions
Pipes large assortment.
snau' nv It : IN D0Aes'
Breastpns, fancy, etc.
Far p p1n
Toy Frumpets
Toy R Bells s,,-, ...,..
Eyelef N"chine'''ee
Far;na co,o,,o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

EAGLE DEGREE LODGE No. l, T. o. o. r. rnsst..
on the hrst and third Saturdays in every month
NO 2 Odd Fellows Hall. Brothers invited 10
Attend Ohieers-Gerard Sih Degree Master; Francis Rale
Deputy Degree Master R. L. Bruce Treasurer L. N Jahaa
Secretary. = -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

The subscribers invite the attention Of City and Country
Dealers to their extensive Of Goods adapted
every branch Of trade We Goods direct from
the Manufacturer both Foreign Domestic and
abod to offer them dealers low any other house
the country.
We have received by ships Marcia Greenlesf ether
late arrivals, direct from the manufacturers large
ment Of
Joseph Rodgers a Sons Fine Pocket CUTLERY.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07

REVIVAL ~ A PRINTING 0frrcr.
Prayer meetings have been held
Ut one of the large printing Offices
in New York since the 9th of March,
With Increasing interest. A, the
commencement of the meetings
there were but four or i've converts,
with bu, very few participants. and
now the number ranges rs high a.
twelve or fourteen. The interest
manifested ut these meetings is very
great. One Of the recent converts
says: What are We to expect when
printing Offices are converted into
religious chspelsf I, IL. as far ss
my knowledge extends. unrrecedeus.
cd 10 the history Of any country,
and viii. no doubt. astouish mauya
reader" As the meetings are held
between the hours Of twelve and one
o'clock. some Of the men 20 without
their dinner for the sake Of attend.
ing them.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We have a number Of communl.
cations on file, auiwill publish them
as fast as our room will permit. In
the meantime, VI recommend 10 MI
who write for publication, to rcmem.
Der and write On but one side Of tic
sheet, and after thcy have written,
to take their Dictionary and correct
their spelling. We have two c1m-
m%nnicnilons on hand IN regard to the
election q Probate Judge, but as wo
charge IQf printing them, We have
no oblccIil ns TO correcting any err
rors We may discover in them but
Il i taxing our time, aud he time Of
our Foreman, too much, TO require
Us 10 almost rc.writc a number "
communications, every week. fct
which the authors ray us nothing,
although it is their duty to write cor.
rcctly themselves. aud II they can.
not, they should be willing to pay
some person To eorrcctthcir illusions.
W. do not wish to be undcrstool rs
disccurnging any person from writing
for our paper; on the contrary. We
invite all. both young aud oh. high
aud low, rich and poor. Of all parties
and crecds, to write for our paper;
bu. We van, item % compress their
ideas into as small a space as possible
eat TO chdcayor to have them correct
IN spelling AMI grammar.
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A GOOD TnfH0

A lpaa road % f.at sdth,
4. nov Icing opened beir,cu Iahola
and Iialosyflle, llc name Of the
Depot 4 H y move calculated far
our mutual bencdi, md rejecting
honor aai credit upon lhc projectors
our Board Of Al lqmcp. When
the road m completed our Court
IlOuto Will b. IN ,iaw " Balosyille,
and a great thoroughfate opened to
the pubic
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07
FATAL ACCIDENT

On Saturday last, M. John King
and his brother, vol,airc King, we're
engaged in repairing their mothers
house, some live or six miles South.
east Of Pamela. The old lady re.
qacs,cd her son John to shoot her .
chicken, and When be returned into
the house Tor The purpose Of putting
up the gun. it accidentally ~cui ID.
the load passing through the weather.
boarding anil entering the breast Of
his brother, vcltnirc King, Who was
On the outside Of the house, but no,
ia sight Mr.. hing lived but a few
hcurs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07
Painful Retribution II True.

The Newport Spectator say. there
~ q young man IN \ town &c Yer.
mont, who cannot speak to bis faith.
or. Previous 70 his birth some
difference arose between bis mother
and her husband, and for o consider.
able time she refused to speak TO
him. The difficulty was subsequent.
~ healed--ihc child was brn and in
due tune began to talk but when
sitting with hts father was invaribly
silent. |, continued SO I'll !, vas
iye years old, when the father, hav.
ing exhausted his powers Of per.
suasiOn, threatened Il with punish
mont for is siubboruucss. When
the punishment "a, inflicted. i!
elected nothing but signs and groans,
which told ba, too plainly tha, the
little sufferer was yaihly cnlcayor,
ing 10 speak. Al Mo acre present
united ID tbs opinion, that il va.
ims0ssible Tor the cbild to speak 70
his father-and time proved ,heil
opinion iobc correct. At a matltcl
age its efforts 10 converse with it.
parents could only produce bitter
signs and groans.
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sisassipy ualsssa

W. sgf n III, - vssk N sal
Fa'A1<hfas n ~ssi1ts ta~vNs
Die sst afas ns x.ys A>ms
'asi. fvr iHeaA AsashA, tsf
tstsf 81 90 fHy Hf8tad
" ta 6i Mfha hr g. NJ
~ p. III. ii.t afi DNf4
hn kfif afla m Fsafitg
f0s ffsf 81 rs sti.f - dsg8.s
u tats af m4ty ala
az fsat rias tsat #lh " ~
lnpffiam ffa of aaiy % sflst
toi lfH VI Na ftl tpt - sgeiy ~
tletf a.afg q. line iilm Gisnala
W - owl mi, 70 ib.t, 10 lhe
stge fao n Mississippi, ne
eampl ian " l rad wifi oahsl
~ noe ahly slb NeF Ofmm ia'
Web I'll he Harh um aaei, fenisf
lng htR Jeafahy assalla % ls
lt na mia lhi fesl of hfiar pIeas
m Tuly hii ml.i be one N
M mal Ipl aI'ahi l%lalr0ais 10 ff
OuIpn, iu time, f9fh viii imH
through hs f%oolion, nmdy oil the
ifagel llm Nov Orleans and the
State N Tsvaf osisafd
itn Hgnhl 70 hlyo basket
thinner 90 safdii, on tho It u May,
and ~ extra uains, "a many ~ vii
DO required, will be run on thit DAY,
w. have no doubt tha, q very large
a''cmllnp n planters, merchants,
prolc si0nal mon, and all interested
~ The success " the foal, will be
gathered 10 encourage tic object for
which the meeting L. called
Con rooic, CO. Tate, Col Topp,
and Col Pickett, Of Memphis, and
other distinguished gentlemen, will
be invited 70 address the people, and
no doubt they will respond.
This road mu,t and will be eom.
plcIcd ere long, and il is hoped That
no one able 10 d. 50 will refuse 10
lend a helping baud.
While upon this subiec, let Us state
tho fact that the Accommodation,
Freight Train is nov running tri.
weekly, only--lcaving our Depot on
Tuesday, Thnr'day aud Saturday,
at u NJ This arrangement com.
mcnccl yesterday. This train, We
learn will hereafter leave Memphis
q, scycn o'clock, A. w., instead Of
-, a. heretofore.
The Directory Of tie Road will
meet IN M~cnpbis this week for the
transaction Of important business.
We hope tho Memphis Bulle,in
will correct the error into which We
ianocepdy LED il IN regard to tue
iiIno Of II umg,ion Vi woIk upon
the road.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07
Enterprise Mill. .

This mill, located in our town, il
turning out iloor equal TO the best
manufacture. It. reputation has
ALREADY cSlendci abroad. Col. Frank
whitc'o of Como, mas shipped a large
lot If hnt wheat 20 this mill. 70 be-
ground. The machinery Is Of fine
finish and II the frsi.class, and the
prOprictois are determined that he
people shall no; he compelled to scnd
~ for supplies Of wholesome, extra
lcur. They deserve q mos, liberal
encouragement, aud We believe they
are receiving il.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07

r. \ fond attempted to ,irow
the passenger train from the track
If tue Mississippi Central Railroad
recently, near oxford, by placing a
cross-tie across the track. The
pIcsideH. Of the road offers a re-
ward Of $500 for the detection Of
the hcarue.s villain vhO pcrpeira,cl
the outrage.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07

AMEraltsaioAL Cow.-str. Miles
O. Bradford. Of Christian county. Nv,
killed a COW. a few days agc. In whose
stomach we're found several ten and
sir penny nails. a hook from a hat
rack, . large brass ring, . hair pin. .
~breass-Pin. and . quantity Of hooks
and eyes. "Briudls7 seemed 10 have
. taste fs netalIury.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07

Tts hss,sA Jklpf isI. 10 III
bThl ~ tf+ ey~A, - y
~ II NJ esfti 4 - tt4
III Is 10. tsiaGtf sfpssept>( ifst
IN lsg6 aatfei ffAHli'sn NJ
v y M 10 W fels''s
Hh Nifahfifi a.
: iiuHl
shlaa sssiaI lssslH Ice ime wiib >
lug laH# if hH Hf hHh
ahl n aa fVf'fe NJ Ha l
M.f fhf.lfh fa fa ah ahl nis
FIJI U iFl .mlia
30 H#lhH ia imHy We Died sgrlh
FfHsfy .lHf4i taiaie al mlhay
4i. faf gsW Uul ThitNH lIflI
ol ~ testament ~ ~ lgaf hillfsn
lifap ahl q glfl laak W. y
sotms1 ~ have htaH lhe guardian
htsa n ita father, deseflsl lhe
eul hehi lf sYofy folly and 81.
lpmpahce lhay esnll engage ~
taomal " occupy llHif weIaiiu Vt.
lah.l0n AL cultivation Tho laugh
ln mafflol aafffinnably nod hef
pslhwHy vas hrosn nNaf ny haf
iptuiHun af o luibanl Tho sons
Wrfn no more fortunate and two N
them dol ~ dissipation hnl IN
togofiy, The daughter alao died
ila lasi Of lha iamdy, lar many
yoim past, has lived un The kihdneis
" those who know him IN The days
Of prosperity, a. pride would not
alluw him 10 ~ 10 The p0or farm
A lew days ngo he died suddenly
and unattended IN 0 barn wherc no
had laid himself down 70 take q
drunken fleop. On ha pockets be.
lng examined all that was found In
them was a small piece vi string aud
q jd'h knyf, 40 the fortune that
began WITH tho Implement Of that
kind lelt IL simple duplicate, We
leave lhe moral 70 be drawn Ia what.
ever fashion l1 may suggest Ilsell to
The reader, simply stating that the
story Is d true ono aud oil lhc facts
vel known to many whom this re.
lnu0n sill doubtless reach.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07

WEALTH or rHs rNrKp Srarrs.
The aggregate wealth Of the Unit.
ell States amounts 20 SIC. 1000. ooo. 600.
and the population Il $4,000 900. Of
souls. The wealth. divided nv the
population. eives $500 20 each person.
young and old; aud counting Eve
persons 10 each family. IL would give
the handsome little fortune Of ss.so0
10 every family Of the republic, not
excluding the slaves,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07

en- aaf afst pogo aa p0h come
lmpor'iot La'i III lhni. VIZ its
tplntutg ihe r w WIZ mAy
dedn % ia ~ ti tr.N r%nIfflh
formation 30 t.0y PLANTER aud
RafdenH pnautoH
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07

ksI Planters will generally com.
mencc cotton planting on Monday
neat. Very few have already planted
cotton, and many have planted their
corn. The weather is very yropi.
tious. and We %apprcheud no danger
from frOss this sptirg, which srpears
TO be vel SC, in, With the prospect
Of an unusually fine irai, season.
The giaus Of tie forest have dOnnci
their emerald rybcs. aad all nature
smiles upon flcrs's advent among
Us ouce more. Gardens arc bcau.i.
fully gay, with their maty-huci
towers. and the sOngs,ers Of the
fores, aiies, their joys upon the re.
turn Of Spring, with their sweetest
noses. Let US "tAaas God lor
pleasan. weather. sni ''show our.
selves glad In HIM with praise"
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07

The posts and wires nre up from
Memphis 10 BaicSyillc, On iho new
Telegraph line, which, We are told,
will be extended to OUT town, and m
cnlce opened here.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07

A new Pos, Office, IN this county,
has been established at Pamela De.
pot, one mile from this place, called
Bafcsriie. Mr.. James Hun, Is tie
Postmaster.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07

The citizens Of Jackson. Miss. are
making preparations for celebrating
the completion Of the New Orleans.
jackson and Great Northern Railroad
from New Orleans TO Canton. A fun
attendance Of citizens l. requested.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07

How TO SroP 4 P,rsH.-An al.
tor, who has probably suffered somc,
tells people how to stop q parct.-
He says: ''call a, the Oincc and
fork up arrcarages and order IL stop.
ped like a man, and not rcfuse 10
take !, ont OF the pas,-cfEee and
sneak away like a puppy"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-07

CcrsTsHFErriSu.-The Louisville
Courier notices q raised note on The
City Bank Of Nashville. Tenn. II il
o raised to a ,es. and so perfectly
executed that 10 l. we'll calculated to
deceive any but the mos. prsc,iced
eye.
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MARRIED, on Thursday the Ssh dag
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BoSr, all Of Pamela county.
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