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Squares fronting on Soils and Maunsel
streets. intersected as above described.

Square No 10 bounded by Soils Philip Maunse and First
streets divided l3 Lots of atont the same dnaen-
SONS in square 49,
enth streets divided into lS Lots measuring each about 80
feet front by d.pth of l26 feet inches
Square No. q bounded by Soils Second Maunse. and
Third Streets divided into l8 Lots of about the same dmen
sions square No. ~.
square No. a. bounded By Soils Third Maunsel and Fourth
Streets dided into Is ois of about the same dimensions as
sauafe No 3 bounded by Soils and Fourth streets Wash
ngon street divided into Is Lots OF about
the same dimensions those in square No. ~.
uu4re No "a bounded by Soils street. washington avenue
nv on Washington and Sixth streets each
about 30 feet front by in depth those fronting Soils
Msnsr each 81 feet front by about a
feet inches and lines in depth . .
square No rs bounded by Soils, Sixth Maunse and Sew
en streets divided into IS Lots measuring each about 30
feet front BY l25 feet In depth.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
pLACIDE's VARIETIEs-GRAvIER STREET
TWENTIETH WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.

stage Manager. er..........,........Mr. JOHN SETON.
TWENTIETH WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.
FRIDAY EVENING, April %, 1859,
ToRsDr ofooie, Mr Seymour FlsIi NJ. Morris; Mary,
s M nx By ss
Eesas.,sr Passsesls; Esw.,a ar ssiss: captain
as?s smith M a IT. A.s X ss 0R
H.
Tom a, M M
ssE1SSE which
d; Fss C qsv sss,sry -.
gents Gallery, cents Private Boxes - oSe according to
BoxOic open for securing Dress Circle, Parquette
chsrs aud P,vse Boxes. from A: until r. NJ daily
to com nence 9, 71 o'clock. a2l
ST. CHARLES THEATER-sr cHARLEs "
Lessee and Manager .....B DEBAR
Acung Aanaser'........ CORRl
PRICES OF ADMIssroN. crcle and parqus..s, IS
g sssT T cents f'"
LAST WEEK BUT oNF sTcSEss oE sE YsTi
FRIDAY EVENING. April o. 1852
s s .a s r. s IN
ss sssss sss Sd Ms ns.
o. 81 ss%s .sPs%s ssis
Rsss Spsn = o ossr,srs n precisely Box
~ '''-' y q. q. oHEsLEY. Treasurer.
SPsAhDiNG sAlsEN q 8 KoaEHs. AMrHIrHEArEa AND
s,sas As1ssst r sPALpaSa 4
suSe MahaBet. v. MAhnh.
Fortie.h Night Of
MARsHs JUVENILE COMEDIANS.
rprn,v ruuNrro An~u on
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DEFEAT THE REvoLUT1oN1sTs

LATTER FROM SONORA.
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MADAME vIRGINIcA,

s ~ MADAME vIRGINICA,
y The Great Russian Prophecies and Healing Medium,
Is still revealing the hidden mysteries Ct the Past Pr esent
Fu!uresnch law suits travels by land bsent
relatives lest stolen property prize nube in
lotteries etc.
The remedies for healing all of diseases
snd faly guaranteed
ng-fce at No 1874 Baronne street. Grod and Ju
liza Streets Office hours daily from O'Clock A. NJ. to O'Clock
a1Q lm&
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Squares fronting on Clara and Marti
streets, Intersccted as the preceding.

Square No 80 bounded by Clara Philip Martin and First
streets divided l3 lots measuring each about 81
front depth of hose fronting on First street, ll9 feet
ontng Clara and Martin strees about 3O
inches and the key lot No. L lS3 feet 6inches running
through from First to Philip street.
Square No 81 is bounded by Clara Firt Martin and Second
Streets IS lots measuring each about ~ feet
inches frost, by a depth of l26 feet inches.
Square bounded by Clara Second Martin and Third
strers divided Is lots Of about the dimensions
those In square No. 34 4,
streets into Is lots of about the dimensions
the ding.
Square bounded by Clara ana Fourth streets Wash
nRon Martin divided into IL lots OF about
the same dimensions the preced, 6.
Square No. SS Washington Martin,
Sixth and is divided into jo's; those Wash
gon avenue measuring each about 80 feet
inches front by depth of l2S feet those fronting Martin
and each 80 feet front by about lag feet
9 inches in depth. ,,,
Harmony SIKH streets; divided into IL Lot
fronting SIKH street measure each about 81 see
inch lines front street. 49 feet inches and lines
front on Harmony street. 146 feet inches and line the
other side line and feet II inches lines the rear line
dividing IL and ~ lot No measures 60 feet
10 inches front on street. % feet inches lines the
line inches and lines on Harmony street and
46 the ether SIDE line lot No. ~ ajons lot
No TO- 50 feet front by 4 feet inches in depth
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4 The R. W. GRAND LODGE OF THE l. o. o. F., in the
tats Of Louisiana will close the ceremonies of TUESD AY
H6tb April, in commemoraion of the FORTIETH ANN.
9tates by giving
8 GRAND REaALIA DRESS, FANCY DRESS AND
MASK BALL,
which will take place
@ fAt Odd Fellows Hall,
Under the direction following Managers appointed by
SB the Order - ,,
John Crickard, Joseph Mag,er, n J; Dohm,
i II Talon John Y. Caldwell, H. Dameron,
i W. c. Wilson, Luther Homes, 4. hlng oauer,
s r. l.. Butler, Il. A. Patterson, +. Martinez
S.Jobn Tay,or D. Stickney, Chas. F. Verlan der
4n Rindt j. N. Wagner, ., W. Farnam,
In L, Bruce j. A. Brown, Chspar Wild.
#6ardner Smith, SKrebs,
-Sf4eo sevmour j. q, Hrdes, B. Brewster,
E W. VI Crouch, W. +. Grard ] W. Beach
ss 4 Tcesoia O. F. Lagsy, j. H. Gsnnison
Y D. q. Bserly, r. y 61ye, I; y; " yyanaorh,
II. Hesommes u. H. watson, E.f Lnosts'
W. j. I, Goodman, Thos H Shields,
- FLOOR MANAGERS -
p McPride H. Millspaugh, J. H. Felmedon,
George d rse Graham, R. d. Abbott, J, T. Michel.
T w Bothick Peter Siren Prof. j. Vegas
JrT Miller. H peGruy, G. F. Ravenhors,
j. b Ieefe, b. Cohen, +. Smith.
j. F. Kearney, E. Allen,
n. Cents Tickets to obtained from either Of the above
Managers: also ecretarys 0thce Odd Fellows HAL,
of Felt Sretson 81 Camp street. Application Tor
Ladies' Invitations to be made as above. ,,,
aS- Invitation Committee will meet at hafpast oeiocs
every Wednesday and Saturday evening at the secretar
Office, Odd Fellows Hall. as
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Squares fronting on GaIvez and Miro streets
and iMtersected as the preaching.
Squares fronting on Miro and Tonti streets
and bounded on the lower by MelpOmene e
street and intersected ms the preceding.

squ No "a is of triangular form and is bounded by Melpo
Toa First and iro and divided into lots
various dimensions from rs feet II inches lines
snrhes lines by depths of from So feet inches 2nes Isl
f, ct inches.
Square IS bounded by Miro First and Second
divided into IS lots neasuring each
front by depth Of 1876 feet inches.
Square No 6 Is bounded by Miro Second Toni and Third
divided into Is lots measuring 80 feet
alb l3l feet inches In depth.
Square No 81 is bounded by Miro, Third Ton
divided into Is lots measuring about 80 feet
III feet in depth
Square S3 is bounded by Miro Fourth Tont
Washington is divided into Is lots
dimensions as those in the preceding square.
Square No 50 of trangul form and is bounded by
and Tont streets Washington avenue and Upper Line
divided lots Of various dimensions 80
fees inches lines font depths of from l0D inches
lines. LAB feet s inches I lines.
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Squares fronting on st. Georges Avenue
and Jacobs street, and between Philip
and Harmony streets. intersected by
First, Second, Third, Fourth, Washing


sausre No. Of triangular form and measures sur eighty SIX
lines Howard street. Is feet inches St. Georges aye
and feet and lines on the rear line at the inter-
section Of Howard street and st Georges Avenue.
Square No 2 bounded by Howard Philip Jacobs and First
and divided into IA lots Of ample front and depth
Square No is bounded BY g Georges avenue First, ia
rage front Of 32feet by deph Of abont 1926 feet. -
Square No. is bounded by St. Georges Second
Jacobs Third Streets is divided into % lots Of about the
same front and depth as the preceding.
Square No bounded by g. Georges Third Ja
co and Fourth streets is divided into lo similar trout
and depth.
jacobs and Washington Avenue and Is divided into 2 lots OF
abont 80 feet front each by about lz9 In depth.
Square No L bounded by st. Geges Avenue Washington
Avenue Jacobs and streets divided into 81 lots
ing each 80 by % feet in depth with the exception
Of the key lots which measure l76 feet in depth.
Square bounded by St. Georges Avenue Sixth Jacobs
and seventh Streets divided into % lots measuring about
32 feet front ,ch by about l25 feet In depth
Square No s triangular and Is divided into lots IS per
plan bounded by Seventh Jacobs Harmony and ST. Georges
Avenue :,
Square 10 triangular and is bounded the side
by the dividing the fonrh District from the city OF Jetfer
son. the other by Harmony street. which It has front
inch and lines and has front on the other line
tof e inches lines.
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VOLUME XII.
BY N. vIGNIE.

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN MCDONOGH. Exten I've
Sale Of valuable property belonging jointly to the Cities
and without Reserve to effect partition between New Or
leans Baltmoe-J9 Squares Of Ground situated In hs
Fourth District, and be divided into Lots.
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Squares bounded by Maunsel and Clara
streets aud intersect ted rs the preceding.

Square No 26 bounded by Maunsei Sixh, Clara and
Seventh streets. Of irregular FORM and divided into 6
lots measuring 81 feet front by death Of rs fest
with the except Lots O. TO- H. r. which have similar
frontage with other lots and Irregular depth OF from
about lOl feet l25 feet.
souare No a. bounded by Maunss street. Washington
nue Clara and Sixth divided into lotsthose front
ng on washington and Sixth street have front of
about feet ihches with depth Of 12S feet those fronting
on Clara streets have frontage of 81 feet by
depth Of about l2l feet 7 inches -
S0usre No. % Is by Mansel Fourth and Clara
streets and Washington is divided into l6 lots meas
urnp each inches by depth Of l9 feet
Square No 20 bounded by Maunse Third. Cira and Fourth
streets is 10 lots Of about the dimensions
those in Square No 2S n
Square No 3d. bounded by Maunel Second Clara and Third
streets divided into l6 los of about the dimensions
those in Square No. 28
Souare No 81 bounded by Mauusel First Clara and Second
streets divided into lots of about similar dimensions the
preceding. n, ,.. ,,,, MI.
streets divided into II fronting First street meas
nre each about Inches by l9 feet inches in
dsph those fronting sHd Clara streets
each 81 feet front by l2l feet inches in depth.
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Arrival of the Steamship Cahayvba.
NOTHING FROM ALLEGED CUBAN EXPEDITION
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point is falling rapidly, with eight feet Of water OIL
the Falls and ten feet six inches in the canal.
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no

our friends "Fcp "Bll, md other
whose communicate d. utt arpcnr IN il
number, must Dido their time ou dr.
page !, taken up nearly altogether by com
municntiom drs, received, and one an th
page, which could not be dcfcrrcd Wen
make room for M, rs fist ~ We can but
We must in'is, TINT our core pondcuia ia.
,or Us with articles rersoi nud corrected.
II is i%llllcral 10 require rs To put thcm IN
proper shape In the 'comPoitiou ofthem
by corrected spelling, punctuation, Se.-
Don't rrtc in q hurry. IT you have not
time To write don't write nj al. We want
You 10 tikc tmc, We are tired Of tho too
common excuse Cor bad chirograpby and
errors: II wrote it ind hurry Don't be-
In such nd-l On hurry. Take your time
ladies and gentlemen. Write right.
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"PIsrS. "A couple Of females ., Cay
uge. Canada West, went into the torcs; 80
cut material FOR hoops, being resolved to
keep up with the prevailing fashion. They
selected the stem Of the ''pcison ivy" and
after wearing the hoops a few days. we're
50 dangerously affected as to require mcdi.
cal treatment. We have supposed hoops
nigh, be "piscn' To the men, bu, this is tho
fret time We have heard Of their producing
such an effect on females.
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NEW ApvERrisrMRsrs.

We take pleasure IN dircctinrih the reader
attention 10 the card " "Dolbpar CONNER.
cnl College, Of New Orleans. Its about
the best institution Of che kind IN the United
States, having boon in existence Tor more
than aqnrter of q century. Students from
this College are nov realizing handsome
salaries IN various parts of the South. We
commend II as one Offering superior alynn.
iagcs.
Read the card of Mcssrs. Porter 4 Mac.
Rae, successors 10 Smith \ Porter. Mem.
phis. They will take pleasure in attending
promptly TO III orders from Pamela.
ifyon want a good gun OF pistol. or
wish such instruments repaired. ~ to
Schneider \ Glassick, IT Mciaphis. and
they will accommodate You tn your sa,isfac.
ton. See their card in our columns.
Vernon y Co.. 80 Front Row, Memphis,
present their card To our readers. this week
Vernon Is cmphatically a business man. and
everybody knows him to be- a reliable one.
We heartily recommend his house.
George W. Griffin !, in the Grocery and
Produce business, At III Main Street. Mcm,
phis, and lets our rcalcrs know tho fac, IL
= mcdcsi earl in this issue Of the StlR.-
Wen endorse him as q man to he trusted
Vie keeps u good stock and sells low. IT,
him.
Read the c legal advertisements on thi
page. You may h. Interested.
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LsgtstArrRr-CorRr.-Our State Leg.
is'sssre convened on Monday last. Our
Representatives, McSsrs. Ellis and Dielins
sss shssr. We esree, TO hear from them
room.
circsis Court If Pamela County viii ccm-
meacc on Monday next. Our friend Hull.
lna b prepared IN entertain Judge. Jury.
hvycss and Witnesses. Mr. Sheriff Jones
val accommodate the prisoners tina, arc to
~
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F,suioN.-Thc latest Partisan fashion
o ladics going dressed With the utmost plain
ness to church. has brought gu, in America
a similar desire, and at present. modest
dresses cf the Friends grades of c%clors.
with plain, full skirts without ~acances are
becoming the style among our fair country
women; and are sail to be not only bccom-
Ing. bu, extremely clcgan, in their tasteful
simplicity.
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NEWSPAPER DrcisroN.-Thc Supreme
Court cf Indiana hns made = decision, which
has On important bearing upon the interests
OF the newspaper press. A controversy
existed relative to n charge for advertising
between the Commissioners II Hamilton
county and the ratric, newspaper. It was
held by the julgc tia, "thc published terms
of newspapers constitute n contract. II
work IS given tn newspaper publishers. with
out = special contract. cun,ravcning the
published terms. !, can charge anil receive
according to the terms 50 published. It is
not necessary to prove what the work cos,
or was worth; the publishers have a RICH,
to 6S the value II their columns. and IL ~
fixed. no other question need be asked. hu,
the price thus charged can BE- recovered
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Now is the best time to set ont shade
trees, rs the sap is descending to the roots.
We would be glad To see u general setting
ont q trees in appropriate places by our
citizens. Nothing adds more to the beauty
If q town thnn Systematically arranged.
fine shade trees. The wa,er.oak is n Of
the best and most enduring. hut suit your
taste.
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FrSER.l ~ A S.Ayr-w, ,alc Tho e.l.

FUNERAL ur A SLAvE.-wc take the col.
lowing from the local column Of the Walter.
bcro Is. c. Sun Of the 10Th ul,:
DgAru VMrAmE AND TRrsry NJ
esc.-Many Of our country READERS in the
Districts well as all Of those IN the village
will rcgrc, to hear of the death Of Frank.
the shcc-maksr. Who died on Saturday. the
10Th inst. Rev. Mr.. pcllinrcr prcschei
his funeral sesmou in the Methodist Church,
last Sunday. whcrc his b~ly ss takcn he.
fore iuserment. A respectable number d
our best citsncus-both male and female
verr present TO pay the last tribute II re.
spect 10 ieraisd vush.
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Chancery Sale,

by VIRTUE and in pursuance Of y Decree Of
ID the Chanccry Court " Marshall County, Mt
The September Term. 1859, in the case Of Lowe,
Pat,ison \ Co., ". ". u. par,cc, 9, al, l will
proceed to sell 20 the highest bidder, at the Cour,
House door in Pamela County, on the 10Th day Of
December. 1859, on a credit u II months, the
following described lands in said County, ,o.wi,
and 5. ". | See. -, Town. ., Range q, W.
The purchaser or purchasers will be required to
give bond or bonds Tor the purchase money, with
approved security. hearing Interest, from the day
Of sale. JAMES FORT, Commissioner.
November J. 1859. Il-iw.
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Administrators Sale Of
Slaves. etc,

by VIRTUE Of IN order Of the Probate Cour,
ID Of Panola County, We, the undersigned Al.
ambassadors Of the Estate o. Samuel Y. Caldwell,
deceased, will. on Tuesday The 18th DAY Of Dcecm.
her next. at Ba,esville, n said County, between
the hours prescribed By law, proceed and cell at
public auction. TO the hirhcs, bidder, . slaves.
sc-wi.; Eleven. a large and likely young man. Nan.
q, q likely young woman. Lucy, an old roman,
Susan, a likely young woman, and Jack, a young
man. Also. al OF the household and kitchen FUR.
nitare II said deceased. belonging 10 lhe acail.
well House, At Basesvilie, and Q lot Of farming
tools and other tools Of various descriptions. 10.
re,her with variety Of other personal property
not convenient to cnumsrate. "
Trsxs.--Ths slaves viii he sold for Cash. shs
other property upon six months credit.
W.P. wOOTTEX, ! -
November ., is;o. A-sos..
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rmu rnorRacrrp MEETING

The Baptist meeting, commenced in this
place on las, Sunday week, vas brought
10 . elcse las, night, and Nc are glad 10
ssy. with happy rcsulis-a number having
hsn converted to the n cf Christ. and
svvvral aeccssions male tn the Church. The
ministers have laborci faithfully, and to
sosnc purpose.
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OrEN DAY AND EVENING.

n B,-Therc are special apartments anil FRO.
fcsscrs fut BOON .kEErlN6. pENMANSlIlp,
MATHEMATICS, GERMAN. rRENCil,SPANlSlI,
ENGLISH, LATIN. GREEN, etc., so as to save
the vivs " business men.
Persons from IL 10 GO years attend to any branch
they may wish. and until as psrfsc, As they wish
20 he. Therc are. probably, not loss than tao
thousand Of its former students In banks AMI bu.
.iness houses IN this city.
Merchants apply here TOR clerks and ooh .kscrsrs.
Country merchants. steamboat clerks, etc., can
learn in q few days to keep their books correctly.
or write q free. handsome hand. :
Catalogues with terms, opinions II the pres. AMI
leading men Of the nation. etc., sent 10 ali who Dc.
sire them.
This is the only chartered Commercial College
In the Southwest and the Oldest in the United
States, and has stood for
MORE THAN AouARTER or AcENruRY
on its own merits alone.
good families speaking Engiist. French, Sran;.h
or vermsn. from - to So per wrvk.
N. II. To prevent mistakes, Or imnssis;cus. SIN.
dents intended for this College should bring this
advertisement or special dircesisas. as there are
every winter temporary rooms open for . few
months all. OF course, making wonderful rreten.
sicns and promises. and posting flaming ~riscsri,
10 cnlieh.ea the people Of New Orleans and ,hs
South. When three or more fcrm Clubs, and en-.
ter at the same time, ten per cent. will be deduct.
cd from tuition.
~ Citizens and ~stranrcss are respectfully IN.
vited 10 visit the Collcxe and judge for themselves,
The city is rerfccsly healthy.
Srccx.-lf, ss 10 expected. the citizens IN faro,
81 Scashcsn practical education subscribe a. lihs,.
ally 10 this Rcvn lysSsvrrtcS ~ they ever have "a
distant cnes. the Agricultural and Mechanical De.
psrsments vill he At once pat in operation. and a.
whole placed On . arm basis, 10 stand for srs =
. permanent lnssisssicn u the South. and uuas,
the dirvcsise 81 The Sscckhetl@rs themselves srd
The Trustees appointed By the Legislature.
Stockholders can take The amount out in su,t;u
The Trvstees q eessse can put any eshss psrsy a
petssL 8 -
0sstlsnfn Of the South ds~ Tie plan -,
rom aFrrohstisaf n 80, will yss give Il Won,
aid, and build up HOVE tssrrrriex with , sisus
and % 6teen hundred ssuderss nnnuallvf
RryuS pufasEAR, prs.ia~~s.
November 10 1853. 43-,w.
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DWELLING nouaE nuRNrn

On sunaa, m%crning las, the dwelling
hsssr Of Mr.. Jesse &. Wright. about : miles
ecash a" rancls, was burned To the ground.
The wcrkmcn had nearly completed the
building. anil there was ne frc al,u, the
prvmiscs. i, Is not known how i, o~ririns,.
81. The loss is about three thousand dol.
Mrs.
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LOST OR STOLEN!

IN the 10Th Of last October We hired
~ 10 q gentleman registering a. I'D. La
Anthony, l.. Miss.," a horse md buggy,m.
for four or Eve days, since which time We have
heard nothing Of the hirer or the hired property.
Anthony j. a sc~nilemanly-lco man, and has
a pleasing address, abcu, 81 or IS years Of age.
heavy built, weighing abou, 100 Or l6i pounds,
dark hair and complexion. The horse IL a large
iron.grcy, md when driven hard gives evidences of
being wind-brckcn. The buggy Ia open.sopped,
with silvcr-mouutcd arms running aruand the tor
aud one extending over the dash.
Arcasonable reward will be paid by the under.
signed Tor the horse and buggy or any information
conserving the same.
NickLE 4 SIMPSON,
Ba:essille, Pamela County, Miss.
November ., 1859. Alt.
eT~ The Daily Memphis Bulletin will inssr, 4
times. and the Columbus Democrat 3 times, ami
send bills to this Office for payment.
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net 4 " Young w.. 'Y'lIm ull
eommsncrp moalng b POM m .lmllu
most. ltull W. 4 communion urrial
Ilev So Fviw lllartNll vll worh
IN ranol, an Thu day night luluu tha
third Sabbath IN nh month
Re, M kcr, Cumberland PtelyiD
finn. viii preach here au Iho ltt sabbath iI
neat month
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Ad1niniatrntnr's Snla.
The state OF Ni,,issirri.l
PAMELA COUNTY,

r. Rachel Mfihcrs;
N0u ARE hereby cited to be and appear before
4 the Probate Cout, Of said County on tho 9TH
Monday in December next. then and there to show
cause why the petition u Lodisco Poster aud 9th
crs, ptiy ing for distribution Of tho Estate II Gid.
coH S%palding, deceased, late u said County. should
not DO granted. Iy order Of Court.
W.P. WooTTEN, CLERK.
November Z, 1859. il-lw.
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run ORGAN Awp moSKEt.

On last Monday mornings sudden hurly.
bully squeak Of the prinlngorwn broke
upon the quiet Of oar dull town. Very
soon crowd gathered around the professor
# Music, and presently they were delight.
cd with the sight Of the monkey, dressed il
a red con, aud y jamty cap. An Old negro
was attracted To- the spot, Who Ind never
seen such q specimen Of young Congo. and
miscly inquired of the grinder, "NIassa how
olc is la, chilct"
The monkey found lanola a lull market
for bi. h .incss. and lgft.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-11-10

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