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Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-11

AOVERTISING.-0ne square of twelve lines and
more than six lines first insertion 3d. each subsequent
Insertion Al 3d. When advertisements inserted at
ltei walls, chinsertiOn will be charged the first
Flr lalf square of six lines or more than three first
insei tlon 80, each subsequent 81. For three lines
or less. first insertion 81 50. Monthly advertisements
of ore square Of II lines, $40. When changed at the
end # each month, extra charge will be made
Flrl alfa square of SIX lines, and more than three
ines, per month, ~ Gar three lines per month f5
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-11

HEAVY COMMERCIAL OPERArIoNs.-T i'm.
mineht prospect of u general war in Eurole,
whieh has been exciting and unseitling the
principal produce markets in the country for
some days past. pnlpably affected our own
yesterday. The business donein flour was
enormous: dealers estimate that twenty five
| thousand barrels of all braLds changed own.
ers during the day and at advanced quota
uons. IN the afternoon, provisions came
wi'h'h the Influence of speculation, and six
thousand barrels of pork and one thousand
tierces of lard passed into the huver.' hands.
the greater portion of the former at hi. her
prices Missouri RepnJiicaa, May l5M.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-11

InE WARM VIeGtNA-Mr 0. Jennings
W ise, the son of the Governor and tie editor
OF the Richmond Enquirer. is out over his
own signature in answer to John M. Botts'
last card. Mr.. Bolts accused the Governor's
son sol, with using Five Point" language. Mr..
Wise replies by calling Mr.. Bolts II poli,ical
sWlndler' vicious and unworthy perion. a
fraudulent bankrupt a mao who does not
pretend to decent worldly II orality in any
respect or relation Of life, and who re. or,s 10
direct talstho"d Tor the purpose Of seeking
.. quarrel Tn" war is gettiug warm in Viz
ginia.-MiSsouri Deuocrat
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-11
FASHION SALOON,
OPPOSITE CALIFORNIA STAGE CO.'S OFFICE,
ID street,
MA Is SVHL LIE.

N. B.-A constant supply Of al the above arti-
cles kept at my old Stand, Main eet In Porte,
Sierra county. D0CKEl,Y & HAMS.
je5.tf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-11

AFFEAY AND MURDER Is MfxNEsorA.-A
MI. Aaron Cochran, of Wright county, Min
nesota, and his son, were attacked aud dread
iul'y beaten on the 2Sth uIt. 10y three Irish.
men. two of them brothers. named Conn or
Cochran and his son had driven some cows
belonging to the Connors from some hav
stacks Of his The lrishmen were armed
with axes. Old Mr.. Cochran shot Connor
IN the thigh SO that he died the next day,
but he died himself in few hours, from the
wounds received ly the Irishmen Mr.. Coch-
ran was Justice Of the Peace ard Postlnas-
ter.-AHontie paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-11
TO THE INTERIOR MERCHANTS,
AND
OTHERS INTERESTED.
WM. 81. BOVEE ~ CO.,
ProprietOrs of the Pioneer Coffee and
Spice eMills---Established May, 1850.


1913 FRONT STREET,. .... SAN FRANCISCO,
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF THOSE
w residing in the interior OF the state, to their
NEW BRAND OF COFFEE, styled WM. II. BOVEE
co S FAMILY COEFE (each package betr-
ing their samp) put up IN 10. papers, a. lbs. in
case Also, for Restaurants and Hotels, in lb. pa
pcrs, 100 b. 3 he increased demand for this
brand has induced us tn such arrangements MS
will enable us to furnish hereafter "A TRULY G DICE
ARTICLE of COFFEE not to be surpassed, if equalle in
this market aud to those who dcsrous of enjoy
ing the luxury Of extra fine cup Of coffee they may
rely upon doing So, II they will purchase opr brand
FAMILY COFFEE the conditions offer are, II il
does not prove us represented return the same by re-
shipment, aud draw upoh for all expenses incurred
We are anxious to introduce this brand throughout
the interior OF the state, and drterm ed TO spare
no pains to make II a truly FAMILY COFFEE, salts
fed that there those who are willing to pay a rea-
sOnabe fair price for the same.
We shall continue TO manufacture tho RIO COFFEE
under the mime OF Pioneer Mills, and customers may
rely upon its being of the IA e uniform quality as
heretofore.
Our brand OF Fresh California Ground Spices $50
favorably known we shall continue TO furnish at the
lowestmarket price, in y ID. glass, and and 10 lb.
cans uhl0 3m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-11
TERMS OF The DAILY /:
PER WEEK. FIFTY CENTS.

0ace corner Maiden Lime and Second Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-11
MOWERS AND THRESHERS.

The Committee appointed to examine and report
upon keapers, rhreshers and Mowers, and Agrcultu-
RAJ lmpemtnts, report that have examined the
GRAIN CLIPPER INVENTED BY MIR H. PECK. +
SANTA Clara county, called "Peck's California Clip-
per- and saw it operating in grain fields TIL Ma
chine cuts swath Nine Feet Four Inches IN width.
has an apron or elevator the width of the length of
the knife, which carries up angle of about forty.
hVe degrees the grain cut off, and throws it into an
other apron or elevator about two feet wide and run.
ming at right angles to the first elevator and drops
The grain into was on that runs ,longside the CHp-
pei To receive II. The Clipper requires four horses TO
prorel II and une man tu direct il, and three wagons
to receive and haul away the grain, and driver for
each wagon and to unload II, and hand to loa the
grain in the wagon while it receives il from the Gin
per, requiring only five hands in ALL will cut and
stack TWENTY FIVE ACRE a DAY, when the grian
stands up.
lthas reel, and will gather grain well. even III
hcllnes ht an angle Of ortyve degrees in an oppo-
site direction from which the machine Is moving II
WIZ cut within three inches of the ground or three feet
hgh, ana can be elevated or lowered instantly and
without stopping the team, and gathers the grain SO
cea lY and perfectly that hnrdly head is Iii on the
ground. The machine rests on two main wheels each
OF which has a cog wheel fastened into the smokes
about midway between the rim and the hub One
wheel drives the elevators and reel and the other the
sickle. The machine is OF the most simple construc-
tioh; one examining il will wonder why such Invention
has not long ago been in use. We do not hesnte TO
say that this machine EXCELS ALL OTllE, $ greatly
L. simplicity of construction, being less liable TO
get out of ORDER in durability, in ease in operating
IN tue q11nlity OF grain will cut, ant tile excellent
manner IN which ii performs its work.
In plain truth, in judgment of the Committee, il
Is the best machine for farm use invented and MS
II was invented by one Of our own citizens. we re-
commend that II be called Sc Peck'5 Santa Clara
County Grain Clipper"
We recommend IA first premium to be awarded to
nv b. Peck for his Santa Clara County Grain Clip
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-11
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

Il NJ Ilished very saturday morning, ami contains
venty eight c1lu ms Of reading matter he aim Of
TIE Dul fishers will be tn make 1t good paper. and
Iitah!c cfering for riendsin tn Atlantic states.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-11
w. u. THOMPSON,
MA F BILE.
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEvTNE 81 BRO,
4 Street, Corner Si1th Sacramento, Cal.
NJ ARBLE MANTELs AND CRATES, MONU.
UE ments, Tomb and Grave Stones, Table and Coun-
ter Tops, Tile Granite and Freestone Sills and Linz
tells, 60, &c, constantly on hand npd made 70 order
on reasonable toTIns. Allkinds Of ornanental MoFk
dora with diprstch. ian1-6m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-11
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
DAILY AND WEEKLY
BY A. S. RANDALL & CO.

A. g. RANDALL, s. u. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
q. W. BLooR, W. BOULwARE, J. o. HEATLEY, j
j. n. RIDGE.
Publishers AMI Proprietors.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-11
MARYsVILLE PARK HOUSE.

IHNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT sssssEa,
Il fully inform his fl ends, and the public I,.sB#
generally, that he has taken charge OF the jsfYne
above well known House, and made many E1&N&A
improvements therein, in order to promote the pleas
ure sp rt of those who may favor him with vis
it, Ills table will be supplied with the ch ice OF the
market -ether with such Injuries are peculiar to
public house connected with well stocacd farm and
garden.
The BAR will be stocked with none other than good
Wines and Liquors, such will please the consumer
There is also connected with the above House,
Bowling ALE which has no superior in the state.
This House is situated in a pleasant grove, within
half hours ride of the city, and affords fine re
treat for parties desiring recreation.
mh29-my JOHN Il. CONhLIN.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-11
Important News!
REDUCTION IN BOARD
vt THE
YER NDAHH TEL,
Third street, between D and High,
n4PJ.CITLIF
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
CORNER c AND THIRD STREETS.
NiARYSVILLE,
Stokes & Shields. ....... Proprietor


sA=pA THE Proprietors would respectful? inform
.:Is their'rends and the public that they have re
s!sklH Gently, at great expense, fitted up this new
AsAgR Hotel in style unsurpassed by any house IN
the city, and now prepared to accommodate all
who may desire good living, well ventilated room, oi
a good bed.
Mr.. Stokes is well known asv-e former proprietor
Of Cf arleys Restaurant where he waSacknowledged
rs the best IN the city, his reputation is, there
fore favorably established. Ills old friends arr
respectfully in vited to call at hsnew house.
I b II " 5
Board per Week.. .......... .......SI 90
Board with Lodging. ...........,..lo no
Single Meals ...-.-- oh
Lodging ........ from 90 cents to 81 per night.
iyl4-my W. Z. STONES,
A. NJ. SHIELDS.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-11

FREE FGEsH WATER.-The N. Y. Tribune.
OF May 10Th, says; "a step towards free
water for the thirsty was made last night in
the Board of Councilmen by adopting q reso.
iuilon calling on the Crot5n Board for esti.
mates and plans for p tting up five bundled
drinking hydrants. with cups attached. so
mat people may not be Obliged to 90 into
rum shops for the water which should be as
free as air,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-11
Qallp ylatlonaI democrat.

JrsricE TO Mr.. FAIR.-In alluding to re-
port that Samuel P. Fair is defaulter to the
county OF Siskiyou in the sum of 100000, a
writer in the San Francisco News says:
such is not the fact. Mr.. Fair settled with
ave d" county Treasurer ofSi,kivou county.
,,,.l, " 'wo before he left Yreka and paid
G'C, inf',,' ~ nun Sl2.ooO at that time and am
thnt ,u Wr ny p%y parties who ought to know,
t,,"' NM Falr does not owe the. coprtv of Ia
kiyon one singl dollar lie owes ~ y, nrob.
a'y $4,000 to private parties byt H. bD bos
leit nearly if not quite property enough TO
pay all his debts, and it il firmly heI;ey.J
th"t he has not ahsconded but that he has
been murdered. He has lived since lS51 or
o.. IN Slskiyou county. and was rs extensi, q.
~ known aud as much respected hs any man
IN the county. and his friends ask that the
press OF California will circulate no reports
Ntr"gatory to his character, until it is ascer.
tanned beyond doubt that he has given
some OCCASION for such course.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16
Meeting Of Lsvss cenni,sionsrs'


ED'roRs APPEAL: AZ many oil
your readers arr deeply interested In
The MississiCri leysc. ve will furnish
you willis brief sketch II the most
important plans adopted 1t the frs,
meeting Of the Boardo Commissioners
The Board met. IN accordance with
the late act Of the Legislature, on tbs
first Monday IN March. At peh,ss, IL
bolivar county. Members present-
II. basksdsls, from Yazoo Col q. r
fAll. Washington City; ". 4. Bar
nasd. Pasaqucna, COL q. J. Field,
Bolivar u. q. Chambsn. ooshorna
J. II. Anderson. 'Tuniua DR.. n
nccrs, Pamela; DR.. W. n. Rsises,
DcSOtO. sIf .s4rf
Upon motion. Col. G. b. Fall wa.
called 10 The Chair. and NJ. ]. =.
Robinson was requested 10 act as
Secretary pro. TEN.
The hrst business IN order being
Tie election Of . President. the names
Of Col. J. l. Alccrn and NJ. WHIT
Adams were placed IN dominates BIZ
their ssepectivs ffissas.
'Ths aay 90 scasuusd b balIseinR
without mskiag . ehsics. II 60.
veation adjourned until 3 o'eIock Tie
'nszt usorslsg. whsa rs-aessmblsd.
The nains n Gen. C1arks VS. psvpos.
-. ~ he ballotine pr,csedsd Win,
bet whit - better sscteos shaa bolbep.
0sassul ClofAeuoonDe vas I'm WIN.
dsavssesa tAs hellctise-csasMssd 10
~ tvgDoys6rss tnllst, WAm ~ Cbsiv
Aasousesa ~ slsoelsa q OIL. J. L.
Aleosn. ef OssAsuo. y Ne Pspsiaps.
81. ~ . vote Of fvs ayss \ thsss
naya s
A conaittes Of TIE vas apvoiased,
Who escorted The President elect 10
The stsnd. Amer . NJ bisf and
srmssks, ~ ssovsotiDu
lsscsedsd 10 ~ sascuaa = ses~
7s.J.e Rob.ssos. n Bolivs,. ~
p)oDcd In nomination and elsceeasis
~ opposition. O.. G. Z. f1Nd, Of
1olivsr. gas thes plsced in nomina-
'icr for Treasurer. and also elected
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

We learn from a special dispatch
to the Baltimore Sun, that tho G.
nance committee to TIE lower House
Of the Massachusetts, Legislature
has resolved 10 repor, in favor Of the
passage Of the bill for the purchase
Of the Hancock House. The house
is tina. formerly the residence Of the
celebrated John Hancock, Of rcyolu-
tionary memory.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

~ We afe Dfotmsl thai lho
Board II Police upon ihe petition Of
f0me ten ~ n ofe eiliteHs, appointed
"Levee Commissioners to con
siuc, y levet On the Tallahntchic
river In fahola county, under the
act Of the Legislature, passed ni la
last session, 70 provide for leyceinr
mud river, Il has been suggested to
ms that this action Of tho Board "
premature, as the necessary steps
have not been taken. Whether this
be 40 or not, md upon which We give
no opinion, but in order to put II IN
the power Of every person interested
to determine, We shall publish th'
entire law in our mex, paper. Thl'
Is an important measure to the own
ors Of land along this river, aud W
think Il high time that something
was done to reclaim them from over
Tow.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

The Charlotte { Mich. Rspubli.
can states that a few days since, in
Barry county, a singing master had
q difficulty in his school with some
rowdies, and dismissed tho school.
As soon rs the master was going
out, one Of the rowdics stabbed him
dead on the spot. A young man
caught up a stick, and striking the
assassin a blow, killed him instantly.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

TuE punllc WrLl.- Some public
spirited individual ought to get up a
subscription to dig = new we'll on
the Court House Square. Or per
haps the new board Of Aldermen
nigh, employ their valuable time in
attending 70 this matter.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

s,.: .;s : ;,+-;.., :, sa1T
/. aI'.:4|'Ee
~ pnsa = ~ 81 SO
~ u. gstAs.agsnu
N sSssvsS psv<f<isy VI fz4s
eBtheh shllitT ~ = Isxysf al >
sisss~ep NJ aestet - fvfiel " !
49, nvs~e ~ havh N ~
Ihsh n Asssss I7s1. IN he assssy
n hfsnAvnhs yItGislss sed ~as N
~ Hiih ys4f n NJ ga ~ atsasst
VI Al t'bsteII tiIjI N isI n i Issrs
tlsss NJ }Dl'h Senator ksasam saJ
Va Nyv Mshley " vsfe mem
hers Uffhf hIs tailedsse tsfssf
w tssSn's ftm6yed n GIIes county
n iki Hisis whittier h. faiIbxhd
lhsis ID M ssfifaflsss I'D sbsaf
IsIS csmmsnc<d me- sssdy NJ ihs t&x
N this slfy. n i've onEea N the Ist~
tldps Inmiis lIssIar stf sInsi 4
license. hg ~eoameneed The pfaeilss
" hla profession here. bat sa~b=eqaent.
" removed 10 Giles county 10 aIose
W lhe business n Judge a. n. llsf.
NJ, who bad accepted 4 ppsIsIsp on
Che bench Subsequently h. formed
legal ~paflnenhlp WITH The late
President poIk, which continued fuf
several yeass. and until fhe latter
commenced his Congressional career.
H. served IN the Legislature hem
IHyl 10 1871. Inclusive, ~ senator
from Giles and LAnecIn. and a rsprs.
sentative from Giles IN The aesaIan Of
1881 y. ~ 1850 be Was elected te
Congress over lion. Il. j. Shields. In
1911 70 The called session Without
Imposition, and 10 1913 over ES.tioy.
n, y. brown II this cIiy, which iermi.
mated hH Congregational career, liz
Was subsequently, twlce The Demo.
cratic candidate fof Governor, elected
In Ih16 Dyer Col r. n Foster, and
defeated In lSi1 by Gov. Nell \.
brown. no has ever since occupied
4 prominent position M q politician,
both In q state aud National point ol
View, and was the author Of The BAL
tImore Platform upon which Picrcs
run, and The Tepnsssee Platform 10
the Southern Convention. lie wa,
opposed al one time to the Clay Com
promise measures, but subsequent,
, "acqulcsccd." As q member Of Presi
dent Buchanan's Cabinet he LAS occu
, pied y prominent position. both IN
|. social and a political point Of view
and no was very Frequently spoken o
in connection with the nomination 0
the Charleston Convention.
The deceased was first married b
. Miss Burruss, Of Giles county. VIII
: died leaving four children. twl
!. daughters. Mrs. DR.. Jon. Robertson
. now u Arkansas, and Mrs. W. II
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

"rgr."-We have Published two'
out Of a series VI eight communications
from our correspondent "fep,'' on the
same subject. and as there seems to he
some anxiety TO know who fc-p is'
we propose TO crafty our readers
when We publish the last Of The series.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

Fred. Lishcsl calls sPon tho pab.
lie geacrally to ra,r,uizc his Scar.
riase Factory" through the columns
OF the Star. We hope his call will
not IS unhesici, as he is sober, in.
%dasirious, homes, and reliable, and,
in u opinion. deserves q be eneour.
aged BY everybody.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

T'ns Qr,p.N rsc,-we have re
eeiycd the two first numbers Of this
excellent weekly, published at Grand
Junction, Tenn. by oas friends Pryor
and synno,t. We consider the Quid.
Nunc crc tf the very best papers on
Otr exchange lisi.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

ENGLAND AND MExrco.-ln Queer
vic,oria's speech, delivered before
Parliamen, on the 9Th uls., We And
the following signifcsn, language:
The STATE Of the Republic Of Mex.
leo, Distracted BY evil wan, hes In.
duced ne 10 carry my fortearancr
to the utmost limit in regard to the
wrongs aud indignities to which Brit
ish residents have ben Subjected .,
the hands Of the ecusendine parties.
They have AZ length beer carried to
such on extent that | have been com.
peeled ~ give Intersections to the
commander Of the naval forces in
those sea to demand, and, II neccs.
sary, to enforce ~reparasion.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

Tho Hon Murray Mcconnell, OF
illinois, resigned bis late position as
Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury on
Tuesday last.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

An enormous cave was recently
discovered in Pulaski county, Ken.
lucky. II j. said to b equal in
poin, Of grandeur to the Mammoth
Cave.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

rs0- We are requested by our cor
respondent, "panola,' TO say that
he will reply to the communication
Of the Rev. A. ". Young, mex,
week.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

Tng AvNLAscass-rhis sterling
Dcmocsa,ic journal ~ under Roadway
again. We With them abundant
success.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

Serious fears oI q forthcoming
famine in Mexico are entertained.
For over n year very little corn has
been planted or gathered.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

w WI TasE III
m.f "a ahlfiisa z4ias.s
fnff fH faap. al hslH4 IL
visit tuissf - - Hfs8f# u
10 ,tsi~~@ a ffsss JsI = ~ fl.<a
If fie.aisn sbsaf SO nib ffeH
NFty : atssFs - zts fer6ft
N hlf lffi.lw lhfss lAs.i<oa III
t M II asf ssffsss. TIE fsHi
tm igsa t ths AslIs~f 80
mN ffhs dahsa hsass n w.
Won " HTs GONG eHs u witness ne
gNtH Hni fylhx sifHftlss VI one
im ms less ~ the assasfy ksd
I tHfaanfel 70 death Abort aIsssh
tttaps HH4Hns Iassi. BfowHs
a. usf ssllshs ssmpshy n vol
gWf.n, Fhg led besh summoned
W 10 shefif ~ 4 HBsfi. - ssesf'
M Jllg1heg v NJ Place II erect.
im isrm~i ~ The bubble s1asfs
tl msfel 81 N Fsrnfsf spd sslsfpH
. 'n " le lah, Toy refe not de-
hihfl lDng ~ ne jali, fer lhe pFii.
gm 'iyh made NE appearance and
wa phei II . fhe eaffiage, dfasn
10 elnRnnt PAIR n coal black
lnrst, a portion ei tss ministers
" iha gospel u our iewn--aII Of
whom bal leen faithful anil constant
visitors 10 tho jail, minisleIing n
he spifliual wants II ihe prisoner,
from The time N he eoudHmnation~
rode with lin In the carriage ~ th'
plics n execution We did not n
10 bo jail, nor Odd Ne wiiness ih'
execution, but we saw the %unfortu.
hate man n he passed by In tn
carriage, dressed n the hahilimenlI
u tho tomb, and that was ~ mucl
IS W. wished 70 scc, Tor Il Il painful
Tor US even 10 ace Death enter Ia
ahu su'n"''a .Iom s'1p'
'V,'"''y o"e WIT" o"' W p,o"sU
u''os'u y anu y
.OuO.y pa'u'u' 70 witness 'he sAeCu
~. "a'"' :"
m.,hona '' %" y
h''er tcachlhs inc place o. exc
cu''on' 'he prisoner went from IN
ca't'asc 70 w~ sailows' asccnd'n
70 'he platform WIN u hrm slcp, ~
seated himself, apparently, WIN
CAM nfm anu resigned w'd' AS y
had written OUT ms confession N pr
son, . lew Gays before the execute
NC ula not address the vAss crowd !
was expectsu Of MIN. hymn VI
, sung ana . iervens ANA eloquel
d prayer oHetea uP W Tue ises' ~
! Jaekson' after which Tho rope vi
o cu'' ana III 1hss then Remained
: une many FORM OF Pleasant NJ. Ma
: was us eoid and 'asil'maie corps
! suspended between .ne heavens u
Tue eat'h, Tor inc spirit Q eoox !
n'sN1 10 the realms oil eternity.
During the morning Of the day
IS tho execution, Mask, who had ina'
n profession OF relig'on more TN
twelve month"; ago, received, 10 cor
Pany WIN TWO Of our noiy minister
b ,ne sacrament OF tho Losds ouPpe
!. nc 'hen PROGRESSED TO be perfectly :
slgned' and ready to meet Death
tna' form when was required as =
9 han's o. the Law. We learn 10
10 soon si'er psfsak'ng OF the lilo
10 Sacrament MASK oilere ! up one
= Tue most sublime aneesins ana o.
quen, prayers ''ist WAS ever lis'en'
- 70. PREVIOUS 70 his making pr
J. lesion Of reus'on, 10 had procsr'
solved on poisoning himself rata
~ man man be nong pus through !
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

10 Charleston, 4. g., the orange
trees are IN blossom, pca.yincs grow.
Ing vigorously, and last sunday
week the windows Of the various
churches remained open throughout
the day.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

illustrated With catel" sAid q
young urchin. az he drew Ais pcuhss
Knife across the leaves u his szasnas.
"Muarated win csts.s stantDa
the schoolmaster. as he drew bis cane
acrcss the BAL II lr -yssls, ur.
chin.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-16

'lnE BAPTIST CnuncI.-What has
become Of our new baptist Church J
Has tho faith Of those who started this
matter grown cold !