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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-11

THE STEWART STOVE -
Is the only true Economist among Cooking Stoves,
H STEWART STOVE
Will pay for Itself in saving Of fuel every throe years.
THE STEWART STOVE
Does all sorts of Cooking at the same time and oiv.s
plenty OF hot water, and a warming closet without eosr
THE STEWART STOVE
Combines the entire knowledge Of a veteran Inven,o, a.
25 years experience.
THE STEWART STOVE
Bnkcs perfectly on top andin oven, and roasts In front.
all at the same time.
THE STEWART STOVE
Will do twice the work Of any other Stove with thu sama
sized oven.
THE TEwAR STOVE
COOKS meat and pastry together without impartfnR the
navor Of one to the other.
THE STEWART STOVE ~.
Will last twenty years. Many are now in wse tina, w~
purchased fifteen and twenty years ago. Althouch 49,,
ing more at first, it is in the end cheaper than anv Con-.
mon Steve.
THE TEwAR STOVE
Supplies hot water for bathing purposes more economic.
ally than any range.
THE STEWART STOVE
Is warranted for three months and may then be re,uyn.h
so you run no risk in trying il.
81~ / challenge competition, and will aprce IN an, 81
a STEWART STOVE beside the Stove called the Ea1rc~;S
that we hear 50 much - blowing" about. or anv o,I~~
pattern Of stove nov made, and leave it TO any comne.
tent Judges to publish their decision. ! solicit a trial wi,h
pcnsts-so get the day and fetch on your stove ana IL,
the public have such substantial CIV idence on which n
the best Stove.
FULLER WARREN & CO., Manufacturers. Troy. N p
THOMAS EVANS, JR.
npet, :, 9H-tf. Sole Agent for Delaware Co
small descriptive Pamphlets sent by mail free OF ehare
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-11
Candles

E0 boxes Sterine Candles,
- In store and for sale by, r. T. Hills e. SON
May 20, '59.-&tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-11

New Suga i, Crop 1868.
a lew HhdsInst received. The quality is superior.
"' 90 % X. L. HILLS X SON
New White Fish.
MI Bills. Detroit River White Fish. 100 Half Ribs M
- IN store and to arrive, for sale by
"FFhzH 1880 K Il. HILLS SON
Rio Coffee,
90 bags Prime Rio Coffee;
u 70 bags choice Rio Gofec,
For sale by r i nm 7 < 4. COW
May 20, '59-*tf q.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-11

To ALL WANTING FARMS,
A RARE OPPORTUNITY IN \ DELIGHTFUL AND
HEALTHY CLIMATE % MILES SOUTHEAST OF
PHILADELPHIA, OK THE CAMDEN y AT
lANTTC RAILROAD, NEW JERSEY.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23
Presbyterian Sentinel.

We have received the first number
Of this paper issued since the FIRE IN
Memphis. Mr. Tyler the editor tor
.nerly resided IL Pamela, and publish
ed the orauola Weekly Register Tor
several years. The Sentinel Is a large
sheet. filled with well written articles
aud We place 1t IN our exchange list
with pleasure. w can now boast q
two religious cVcbauges-"1bc Nj
sissippi Baptist and Presbyterian
Sentinel" and We recommend both o.
them to tho attention Of the cOmmuni
~ generally, as able religious jour
nails.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23


Gov. Grass on Ing Liquor TRAr.
ric.-Gov. Chase. Of Ohio, Is de-
cidedly Of the opinion that one. half
Of the crimes committed, and four.
dfths of all the police offences. are
duc to the incorporate uses Of ar.
dcu, spirits; while he sscribes TO the
same painful agent . great deal OF
the luuacy, paupcrism and diseases
which east. lie recommends, In
ni, ton Of the action taken IN New
Yor, State, the construction of mn
Asyl' IN for lncbfiates.
The erea. propensity Of Gov.
Chase and tho Aboli,ionis,s Of Ohio,
for stealing negroes must be owing to
the same cause, 90 according
to the Analysis Of Professor Cox. OF
Cincinnati; Ohio Whisky Is go NEAR
tina, those who drink il. can't mel
help stealing.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

Extra sraios.-An ifvestir.
tim If the accounls Of the post On
ice Department reveals the fact iha
II il six million In arrears. hi,a
this disclosure, m extra Session !
absolutely indispensable. BY n
expedient whatever Is Il possible 4
slstaih the service uhdcr such n bw
den Of indebtedness without on az
preparation from Congress. We
peat. an extra session is ihcvitabl,
and a, no distan, day. Washing
ton States.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23
High Price for Cotton.

Mcssrs. Verser 4 Borum, cotton
factors, sold six talcs Of the staple
yesterday q. tue extraordinary high
price Of eighteen cents per pound.
1, WAS raised upon the plantation Of
Mr.. John D. Clcavcs, in Fsyc,se
county, Tennessee, and had taken
the premium a. tho Fayct'c County
Agricultural Fair and Western Di.
vision Fair at Jackson. The price
paid Is the highest obtained in this
varkc, during the season. VI con.
graduate our friends verser 4 Boz
rum upon their success. II We had
a hundred bales Of cotton just now
to sell, We would be sure to send IL
to them.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

Ha-s's lsswfi 500 ",
D6rt><. "A #fAsA fs'ss Tfphl
sspFgsn " i<lfs<as " - Il
.essss IT q hti tssa oil q q
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NJ sts4aaf N Ne fszzfft ~
fsnalst II iha fH NafehesHei fH
~ no -, hafibm, Adss o. fhfi
IN ~ tsf tsf s%aggssfhNftf FiH
ua mHflsg tat - wlhiles hsA
hsaa fii6i nH fNf44e ihH u
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ts saf
TaHta m m Ne f
q hhald u, . Fsi ~
a ff 80 ~ No. 18th
hshHs atA AZ Ea fuab
q alHaael ihf ~ ~ IN ~
0tIff hts Hft mg W bH cot
fGH, r. fH .a "A mhti M ST. r.
IH.f fist IA been - ma ma
fhhNiy fh Tbs he'd VI rent
Iy , 10 tui ihi0 the bslf sei
isfe, sad 10 49, fol n - ahd
iH. ~ iha' shsh liiied ap fin tam
giei lnmps Sc heafly 4 btaTy ~
IamH If elsy. VI III ihe bales ihe
r4HtMtt hf seen iha white specimens
lH lhe asmple ahi he dlny, tan
fsl biat. feiuie wiihih was aston
Ith4fA ono N ME ifadnlemly
pafanl fIiion was from Fafils, and
oief places n. Mississippi, ahd some
Ifsm Pisces Tennessee. . portion
lfl fetfnni The ely by Tie OHIO
ntIfml A mmbef II gentlemen
Nt0b0u in Nt lIayliss' oihee while
WI vrft there, we're discussing lhe
pfopu'iy NJ dfas ~ up o card con
tanning the names VI Tho planter.
gH hDn.ts Tbs cotton, and that Of
ofbcts, vh1 Raye, ~ . similar way,
lelmnlel other merchants IN his
clty, sfuingi It with their names and
pub sling it. THIS exposure IL
richly mented by the d.honcst per-
sous whose criminal conduct Is cal.
culatpl 10 destroy the good maine Of
tho city and ncighborhood, and TO
iniurc our commerce. The packing
could be IN accidental affair, no mere
trick Of negroes, for one bale weigh.
ing seven hundred and twenty pounds
had been cleaned by the manuiac.
turcrs Of the sand that had been put
with the cotton in ,bc::middle Of the
bale, and the result was u loss OIL
three hundred aud twcnty-seyer
pounds. What q shame must b
felt by the owners OF these thirteen
bales when the filth hat they hav,
palmcd Off is returned to them
What will their sensations when they
have to refund the money they have
obtained l-.ippeat.
We think 1t luc to tho large an,
respectable number planters VIII
ship their cotton from Sardis, Miss.
that Mcssrs. Bayliss Il Co., shcul'
publish the names of the person
who are referred to in the above
Let's have the names, gentlemen
for We are well acquainted with til
people around Sardis, and don't be
licvc that it is oil probable any sue
cotton was packed by them.
however il should be true, then il
the odiam rest upon the prop'
shoulders. What say you, gentle
-. t.u.., sa,.J C.,t.ay
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

James II. Jones, Sheriff Of this
county. desires us to say to all per-
sons who owe levee taxes. that he
will sell their lands for the taxes
without further notice on the Second
Monday in April. 1889, at the Court
House doOr in Pamela, unless the
taxes are paid before tina, date. Such
i' the requirements Of the Levee
Law. ID.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23
Strange Noise.

On Monday night last, during .
storm Of rain aud wind, the pcOpl'
Of Pamela we're greatly alarmed a
hearing strange aal aaear,hl
noise, which sounded like the AZ
preach OF q tornado. !, lasted f.
several minutes, and was caused b.
the steam cooling down in the er
gines a, the Depot.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

Tug PLANTER AND MEcnAstc.-
We have received the March number
Of this sterling agricultural journal
published at jackson. Miss, by john
J. Williams. This number alone I.
worth the subscription price for =
whole year. Why don't our planters
subscribe tar this 1ous psbiicshosl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

Mr.. Thomas T.. Clarke desires Us 10
say that he has a large lot Of fine fan.
~ goods. coming by express. which
will arrive this week. consisting cf
Spring style Of Dcnne,s. Nantes.
taces. Collars. silks, and many other
articles. purchased las, week Ia New
Yort. and selected especially kr bis
lady eas,esess. II ysu want first
choice call Immediately. sw
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23
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llhlszslysls o0~~sf nvsseta
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mpfassm Asslns - ~ p~aassslss :
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psfsglsaals apaf ~ usyefhgf \
81. as4AfAhH - teFar n
NJ A h lsma fHh~ba ugahshf
VI uailf Hpfl#f, Fh4 fsiled abpa .
faV ~ w. Hlsrad lhsi ~
Hfa#h nd ahialafa fsu fam lhe
phllsieleh : huase - TIE snisses u
ibHBf a fspf. sadsg Ists< gys'sssss
Wtan foanr ndfsd n HaiiT
Hpflngs, Ne placed the fsgalsltI,n N
Ne hshds n ss enlasf chs -. difee
I'D ~ pfeeeel ~ ihe uslIsnoe N n
nfHvh shut hlhe niles hem toss
Nat ehlie me ohlfsf VS. proceeding
70 dlschafrA fhsi daiy, u commenced
beIfr talked afouhd The streets, shd
sisps faFe lnsneufaisd Al anes 10 PIE
ssaf yeuae taxing nfosh ~ fhlIs
delphia . pflsnnef Haoa after sup.
PEI. a ofoed N eiilsshs smmmonsd
Young 70 arpeaf immediately ~ The
Cgun House, 10 answer ehsfgea Nhleh
xaald ihefe be- preferred against him
Arrived a. The Court House, Gea
Jlm Taylor appeared aa Prosecuting
Attorney, and The Hon j W clapp
IN The defense Vs. are MT mHie
lehilj Informed 10 give q minute de
tall N the eeidente but the result VI
ihe trial va. that NJ Young was -
qalnd 10 give . heavy bond that h.
would produce aud publicly burn The
feqnlslilon nesi mofnlng-snd that h.
would leave the vicinity never 10 70
turn Not mrfup b. faithful,
complied with ibe Requirements AMI
left ~ The fifst train,
Whenever a soniherner poes 10 ih'
city where this man Young and BIZ
confcderaies reside, In quest u prop
efiy, In The shape Of slaves, he Is sci
upon IN q like manner. and We are sur,
they will bayeihe generosity to cscus'
our citizens fw dung the same thing
Offord Mcoesyy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

DEATHS IN tn. CABINET death
has rarely invaded the precincts Of
the Presidential Cabinet. The only
instances prior to the death Of CIV.
crnor Drown we're in the de-th OF
Abel ?. urshur and Thomas W. Gil
mer. by the bursting Of q cannon on
board the Princeton, aud that OF
Hugh \. Legare, at Boston. when
accompanying AIR. Tyler upon a
Presidential tour.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

Amsa sagHH 4 eflta
ls,f Haia sfatats. A. ma 90
+, iss ~ 90 90 fs.a "a r.
AN W lhn Nsfnag n ~ Ieh
Hsff 10 - lsfa ~ ser .
~ f.fy taiasils vi cat
II h4.ara " apa
sF lAf fs# NJ fli We VT
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4ei fd aftat haI. siil ts
W fm ihs mtfhha
be af bel taass ~ afgaf
iHl Ht "A ihf d.Nf n Nv
.ill fhfa AZ Gafaa ia,a mi
AZ ifqsa esffll hf t
pai hm tsi ihe
~ 4a.if A.M. afi Hni 81 ila
tsml ps.lluh llHf thay lah bm
ifn f.n faff alpai MI esi.sH
Ht. aNt hf1f tio IS
Voc liam lm d. lal m
NJ fisff bleH eth hf
hnfel at pibiio espaate fm fi
lufFH lbs yef'l ~ ihs b.
IaafNit
ltaaIs H'i Htnb ~ Az
vi. re Undersigned Boil ~ III
plas. Summoned, inpam . a.
afu ~ inquire lhi6 NE UNe tf Pa
iafh N une i q. Blm.y Afl
hrttnr No. Wilrhne. ffnmla M fh
Ialy and Weelglng The olHnn d.
nf T. Tester and + a lelnl.
do report that W. believe ihai imf
aid \ q barney died an 'he Might
NJ lhe 18th of March Inst al Ne
PLANTERS Hotel. IN the iasn VI Pane.
A. 10 county Of Pamela slaieof alufs
said, from tho effects VI inlem
pefance
Given under our hands, A., dat,
: above written
n MINNIE.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

usa.n nobgool Lavender NUM-
Marlin, W sisia., Mcleod and ''a'A''
merchants of ttis counts, have r.
,nford from Nmih where They have
been buying spring goods "'c"o
IDENTIFY e,pecl 81 these ren'l'm'" WI
,~,,,,pi,e No. slor II look' bad lo'
them TO ltrc people 70 buy f''d' a.
home and not 60 to Memphis when at
,be SAINT time they %lhemrelse' ~.
there to get their printing done ~h''
a., can do il lor them a. cheap and
lust as we'll
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

sor y llARms Our readers VIII
moi (d to notice the advertisement ~
,hla firm They offer great indarf
mcn,. to persons wishing to buy Fur.
rI,nrc. They have q hear'c and af'
prepared to do a regular undeflaher'
business.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

lNrogrAsT ISvgSTtoS.--We learn
from the Detroit Tribune that Capt.
Dustin, Of the steamer Dart, has late
~ invented a steam boiler alarm that
he has In operation on the Dart, where
all engineers aud scientific men ARE
invited to call and witness ils opera.
iion aud examine the principles upon
which Il Is constructed II has been
seen by several ofour bcs, engineers.
scientific men. aud largest steamboat
owners. aud they are all Of the opin.
ION that no explosion can eve occur
from the cause Of Iow water In the
boiler with pnr II Dustin's alarms at.
iachcd. Capt. d. informs Us that
this invention has been the subject Of
bis study for the past four years. and
that h. has tested Il more than q
hundred times. and Is satisfied that !,
Is now perfect. II his claims Is well
founded. and We zee no cause 10 doubt
Il, the Captain has just claims to be
regarded as the benefactor Of his race,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

ns.ra W rHE lio>. W. r. Has.
xvlL-we rs,ice IN our Menphis
exchanges that the Hon. ". r. Has
keli died a, HoptiussilIe. Ky. - the
10Th inst lie xss q Of the most
extraordinary endowed men bat 1'c..
resser hes ever prudarsi
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

wosrny ~ Norics.-The british
msiI steamers In pcvs st New York
M "Wednesday displayed their cclcrs
at half mast. In token Of respect fcr
The memGy If The late Postmaster.
General.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23
Mrls..,nrr R.nhlrs-Mr. Green

n Hss,iug. recently from Texas. has
len at cur office. the shin from the
ear Of one VI ,hese fabulous animals.
about which our correspondent "l'er."
wrote US several communications
during the past year. Cali and see
II, ifyou are fond sf seeing euriosi,ics.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

SHOWER or StLpnrR.-Thc vicks.
burg Wing, the Pamela Star and the
Holly Springs Herald. says that du.
ding recent rains Ut their places q vel.
lcwi.h substance resembling sulphur
came down from the clouds. strange
things sometimes hspfs On AIMING he
elements. aud this Is certainly one If
them. Perhaps ''Old Nick" has hsen
about your towns lately, gentlemen
Oyf5rd Mocwsy.
II Is out Of the question to SUPPOSE
that this "sooty" individual had time
10 pay us the visit alluded TO. as "
have not heard Of BIZ absence from
Oxfrd. But II be did leave your
town. neiehbcs Stephenson, even for a
.hors time. I, Vas evidently the first
time be ever played you such . trict.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

4 IL PERSONS vishing y -
"A n eesviees = . liesnsed u
- eGnde - y vyieine y neaek.
Psssis Cssssy. Ms. Ny slazgs q
- ~ where tAe dissaoee doee
go then mila M ~ hssses
In sases wAus tke 1fseanes $3.50
- nile N elnsee Vii ~ 4E5
Hseeusses ~ a6niutstla1o9
'ihines done y - eauf 81
Two sbese Il, | - ~ m 70 q
no missile W. ). VSsSi"
nss33-e.ln-p1
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

The Wilmington Journal ssasss
thu, q man who processes to be
weather wise, gives IS his opinion
that there will be no rain during the
vhos Of the month d May.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

Tus DvvsssscR--A greyhound
puppy vus rvceasly sold in England
70 q gentleman cf that country for
$1,000. This amount would purchase
q valuable darkis In Virginia or North
Carolina.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

Ortmb. nilepma. wHemhr MAJ
me mnll. t,,o uoi been @f1ed Si.h
mach nyll,diy iof mmr ihfee S'ehi
paal. On sccouhi q The h'sh "''''
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

A Chess Club has been organized
in New Haven. The men used are
Of q nes style, recently invented,
the material being cass.iron They
ere known Is "ldorphy mem
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

fetgH.w Tem e'
,al. p Dbl. ,hi
,ai IN NJ Heia.' I'f
ts aIlloa of laieft
Ibpi um 900 ~ d.f tifee'tl D.f
tii
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

m inhoesht tsfmsh was ssssstj|
hy hs Nss Yoft pollen fsr kaIks|
. horse AMI mshihg meat M
hroashs he wife 10 prove thai IA ss|
fof family Csc, and he rss d,ssLs]
.ged
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

RAM R,>ii RNS'll-It has
raincd every day or nigh, for ten days
past. The rivers ard creeks have al
overlooked their banks. and The ground
Is so wet as TO ut q stop TO all plant.
ing Operations.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

A printer recently sksied sevssty.
Two miles 10 Eve hours end fifteen
minutes.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

~ We return thanks to the Aggn
II Adams Expres, Co. for a file -
late papers.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23
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.Asss nsssg pspsa r. INST
shashds sH1 ! taffhHal NJ hFt
k~asslefFs n fhsm " . pysfff htfh
ftfts se . 10 sFstihfef fAia
~ ihsl faH DfeHaaf fgde - n me
eel mgaHfd ~ ne 4 bat ssff
seen ~ masisak sfspsf, aas
slsissj ~ ifawsssf n Ne -
llsla HHa sspstss=i ~ Aasiftf n
81 : tssie ~ ihsfH bsh PREM ed
" ahg* then " re wfsn fks kfst
eppo'ish''y, sha tbs sft"s'sHii
sss hes lghf ~ fesehslhx it<slf ]
sss p~sffsetiy dslighisi rh<s be
held NE fieA bunsass hshg'hs 80 nsss
ne apea NE les bfsnehss shd srfief'
ma " ihe ground. lIHss Che
felhs on iae horn ~ M saddle and
commenced slowing The g'sres sray
A. n happened, Don G'esssf snd
J Hsfe ahead Of The company o. Che
me, snd bal hal enough 81 'he
gfspes before iha Company esme ~
] NV noticed That Don Gisasr had
not pafisken of The feast. ard J
. he'd h,m Why no dii not eat ilismi
lle replied sin be was occasionally
troubled With collie and sas afraid ~
them, Satisfied With ibls. ! pulled
81 smother bunch sad commenced
operations again when the boys
role up 10 where w were standing,
they a4l seemed amazed Ut NY way
VI desoufihg mustang grape.
"Who ever heard Of any one eat.
ing them tina, Nay" they exclaimed.
] threw down ny bunch and IN.
quirod in great terror II they we're
p0isonf
|. I'll YOU follow That id Mexican
In all his projects you wM b. poi.
soned, my fat boss" rejoined Que
Of them.
"Whai's the matter with them
thcnf" asked innossn.ly.
"why them grapes will take the
hide on'n your mouth and GOOGLE rs
slick Ms I'd skin q deer" WAS the
comforting reply.
Heres the way that YOU ought
to have done them" continued one
Of the Rangers, rs he held ~ a
bunch Of the grapes aud commenced
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

The state Or Miss6ssoU.
chancsry Court Of Pamela Cessl
Al Ruies before the Clerk Of said Coz
at his Office in the town Of Pamela,
the third Monday tslss day Of MAI
A. d., 1850.
Solomon o. :; e., '.''' Bill for Divorce.
TT appearing 10 the Satisfaction u ]
Cour, from due proof. that The q
dans. y. Z. Carr, rcs.dss out 81 TIE
Of Mississippi. 80 that process esnss
served. or Il served the party cam:
compelled 70 appear sa9 sssver q 2
n hssvfovs ordered thss The ecmp
an keariae on the fsets shasesl
the n. vslsss the defendant snDef /
sppeAnass herein, asd p!s>ds ansvs
dsaur 10 said hin, on Or more NE =
AN n he usxs tern u the ceust, VI
Solaeu at the Cours House IL he tom
pssola, On The ssvensh Monday sha1
fourth Moraay 10 March. 1852, 81 !
. copy II this order BE- psbliseee -
|opeec o. one noush before saie snis6
Of the aid tern. 10 the .Psnola ~
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

The McKinnio Will Case.

The High Court VI Errors and Ap.
peals Of this state. have recently AZ
frmcd 10 the decision " our Circuit
Court. In the case Of Is X. Perry and
wife, Va. Michael Mckihnic for the
purpose of setting aside the will oi
Mis-, Louisa Mckinnie, deceased, by
the terms Of which her estate was 10
70 10 her uncle Michael Mcklnnle. 10
the exclusion oi her sister. Mrs. Perry.
This was one Of the most important
suits eyer tried IN this county ; three
%jurIcs having failed to agree, and the
fourth decided against the will. Tie
Supreme Court has now affirmed that
verdict, aud Mrs. Perry becomes the
sole heir 10 her sisters property.
amounting 10 some twenty thousand
dollars. Mr.. Watson. Walter and
Ward. were the Attorneys for Perry
and wife, and Judge Hugh Il. Miller,
Mr.. Barr and Clan,on, for McKinnie.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

" We direct special attention. to
the card Of Col. Vim. 8. Clinton. -
auctioneer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13
Arrival of the Empire city.

The Empire City, Capt. Griffin, left New York on
West. On the 18th, at o'clock P. NJ, while run.
ming down the Florida coast, passed ship Indian
Hunter badly ashore on Pickle Reef and surrounded
by swarm Of wreckers, nearly all of these loaded
with her cotton. The Empire City arrived at this
port at q o'clock this morning.
ALT. N. same day exchanged signals with U. 8
NJ steamer Star Of the West, from Aspinwall and
Key West with the California nails 200 passengers
and treasure sl,700000.
The Empire City arrived off the Moro Castle al
sunrise the 9th and anchored, awaiting the shor
steamer which arrived alongside at 8 A. NJ, and to
which were transferred the Havana passengers and
nails
The Empire City left at half.past 10 for Key
West.
Some so or 100 passengers were reported on shore
at Havana, intending for New Orleans and hopefully
awaiting release from the thradom to which they
exposed by the present personal quarantine at the
latter port.
The Philadelphia, Capt. Howes, left Havana for
New York. at p NJ. on the 9Th, full of passengers,
some of them bound for New Orleans via Northern
ports.
The English mail steamer Farrot, from Vera Cruz
entered the harbor while the Empire City lay out
sde but up to the hour of the cutters departure bel
news had not transpired
The Empire City arrived at Key West at $50
N. on the 9Th; embarked 81 California passengers
and the New Orleans mails from San Francisco or
the 10th. Her arrival from New York proved un
usually acceptable to the good people of Key West tt
whom her dates were something near three weeks
later,