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Delaware Legislature.
SENATE.

Monday, Feb 2I.-An act 70 incorporate
Charuy Lodge, No. p, |. q. .. f., at Laurel,
was read third time
MesSts. Boys and johnson were appointed on
The part OF the Senate to settle with Slate
Treasurer and Auditor on Sd Tuesday IN Janu-
any, l9GO.
An act TO abolish property qualifications for
office by amending the constitution, was read
aud indefinitely pos poned.
A supplement to the act for the benefit OF
Pubic Schools IN w ilmtug,on, was RECONSIDER
ed, amended, adopted and passed.
The following bills were read the third time
and passed:
An act to amend the act entlted an act to
amend The charter of the Cty of Wd'n.ngron.
An act TO incorporate the PhIndeiphla, Del
City aud Salem Steamboat cnmpuny.
An act 10 lucOrpurate Smyrna Coal Gas com
pany.
An act to enable JOS. L. George to take I
certain slave out OF thus State INTO Mary land
HOUSE
Monday, Feb 2I.-The House met pursuan
To ad journment.
An act for the collection of judgments agains
Tree negroes aud mulatIOes was read thlr'
time and passed.
! On mot,On OF Mr.. Brown, the ON rule wa
suspended aud he introduced an ac' TO IncoTpo
rate the Smyrna Library Association, who
was read.
The following bills were read the third tlm
and passed:
A supplement to the act to divide Schoo
! District No. 62 IN New Castle county.
The Senate bill entitled an act about Gar
nishes.
An ,ct respecting the bridge over Old Due
Drrek and an act to amend chapter "a OF III
Revised Code.
An act to amend chapter Ill of Revise
Code
An act in relation to public roads and higt
ways in ST, Georges aud AppoquInlmlnk HUI
dr,ds.
An act in relation 10 the vacation OF an oil
road and laying out new one; an act 10 eI
4bIe Ezekiel TImmOns To locate crr an VacaI
land; an act to amend cnapIer 6o OF Revise
r Code
An acl TO amend the act to Incorporate II
! Camden Union. Camp Ground; an act for u
1 relief of Mount Salem Cemetery Company al
an act to enable J. Z. Snow aud others to loca
f certain vacated land.
Adjourned.
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WritsA Tor Tie Smyrna Times.
Evening Reflections.
IT'S eve,

IT'S eve,
The bright sun Is extinguislei. anil the stars
Do wander darkling IN the eternal sp.ce,
Rayless and painless; and the ICY earth
Swings bind ard backnlng IN TIE moonlesS n"
say ayStbe Poet; but far from beng the case With
me. Though the sun, that great lunnary;
which brings Joy 10 all mankind. has disap ppear.
ed, The moon has taken It's place. marching
through the heqSeas, 10 yirinmphaacy, like the
victorious chieftain from the battlefield. giving
TO each sonlbre hue silyery tint, TO every dafI
-f.fi gslrsEs Ggfft t.r A. .as
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tomb. Let US all endeavor to live so that when
the dread Destroyes comes, we may meet him
calm and smillngly. We know
"The end of lite is death then let onr aim
he fixed on things beyond our earthly doom;
Though dust return to dust The soul may aim
lis refuge 'hen-lts earliest, latest doom.
w. S. n.
LITTLE CREEK LANDING
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0CP Mrs. Stowe will VT Paris in October,
lntendn g, 1t is said, to place her children al
school III that city.
0[+F Horace Greeley has been lecturing in
New York on Great Men. He says the path
way Of noble endeavor lies over burning plow-
shares.
w Hon. w. S. Underwood, of Kentucky,
IN card to his constituents, declines a renomi-
nation for Congress.
J. Kuox Walker, private secretary of Pres-
dent Polk, will soon issue Douglas pap per at
Nashville, Tennessee.
0~~7- Green pas from Florida have been re-
celvcd in New York.
" An unusually large number of Ameri-
cans are SAID TO be spending the winter in EIa-
tana.
Q.J- Over S75, 900 has been subscribed in
Louisiana IN one week, to the erection of the
Southern Methodist University.
0@1r The Peoples party of the city of Cam.
den, n have nominated DR.. l.. f. FIsler for
mayor.
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OF In Switzerland, it is said 10000 girls
gain a livelihood by making matches. The
number of match-makers in the United States
is very great, but the business is generally car
rled on by old women instead OF young. So
says an exchange. In this county it takes
two to make match; but the girls only con-
stItute the better half"
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Professional Gentlemen,

What asses most parents are. FROM some
unaccuuntabe cause, they all wish to have
their sons become either Patrick Ilenrys OF
b ackatoueS, orators or lawy ers; aud yet, Of all
drugs, ei"qucEc" ond law are probably the most
Improbable. Out OF the thousand attorneys
ground out annually, scarcely dozen reach
any rmiueucr whutrvCr-WhIle the rema nIng
955 scarcely make even Ihtir board bulls. Tue
Albany hHickerbOckfr says that, IN that CITY,
out OF tue tive or SIX hundred lawyers lhat hang
out th, IT shlngles, only suue eight or ten are
ever heard of "utsGe OF Their own Offices Ard
vet the profession Is 80 gtntreI" that foolish
old fiIh, r. and pr.de-otutied maminas would &C.
ual y prr:,'r having lhc.r e0us s'arvt aud mould
IN tbs but lue+s. than BECOME useful and veal h.
y IN any other
The idea that these sucking iC;r0Ps''
should ever descend, or rather ascend, to "toIl
aud hard hands, Is sn pr"poaterous that one
would ru" SOM rl>k Of tasiIrg leather. If he
should even think nt even h;uiIng It. Labor Is
co l~dt.rrd Vulghr--tO work Is uugentrrI; the
act plane is considered less r-sprc crnhle than
the rdWfrrs green bag-the handle of the
plou II rss ,9H.Hrd than the yard stick. I'm.
fprtuultp lnia.uaI on. Not dIuniftd! There
Is no chilI! . uu' e. heaven haiI 5" ehho3Ilhg a.
shat nfa Iarmcr Tn" p'trlarch IF the field, Ms
hr Sis O->IHC, his cpt'agr- door when his daily
IoIl Is over. feels an inward calm never known
n the h,Is # pride, or hr Court of Appeals -
Nurre else can we hook, but . the pro, uctlUns
Ut the sorI i'r shtr!y nt lnSr~ mcnt ana for an
.mp.e r. ur H. curnLcrr at speculation all
cnauct ,l.d .c,.tti.hft, ctaHor ana huctua-
tlon, rise a.,d tail. Ianrrcan liz lite, scarcely
On lu I. G ~ a Ia. t,k RuI the
ttlcr ct the sol htw inherent. As long as
i'd Is good and y ,'u,r pu"clunl, 20 long Is he
Ia tired i. nf l.a.y, happiness aud h. al h.
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Blil1jn .s4ro2e-tno Aerla. Ship.

Bail1ji. /, .l3ro2o the Aerial Ship.
DR. Joan la Maaatan IS brlog busly en-
gagged ,n Ia : cay ~ IN k ~ prepIrrt'"us for
the CO l-truciIuu ut Inr balloon wIlh winch he
hopes L. be abe to cross thr Atlantic during
tn" CO nrug srasnn For two weeks OF
Du Chez ; lj.IenI machines. At the rope and cor
dtgr ,rk- has b'rn used IN mak king the vine
to De used for the mel of the III p THIS is
aaont onp-t-nIn OF an inch IN til cknesS, and
cnmpnsed Of lllr'y-'' x ,itaude uf the very best
llnlland l. en-, carefully selected from The sock
/ tnp VI cl,nicv.iit' thread mills 1t was ne
c-s,ary o gauge tIl. machine aud drills IL or
der to turn out cord ot rnr required ~IZr. Tint
proluc d Is remarkably beau Iiui Ia us Ike
/ A. smuuth and even a. woven six. liz strength
may be lnierrPp trOm the fact iha' It VIII resist
I staadV sita,n nf three hundred pounds. The
SIX for the ba loon has bpru selected from re-
c"nt importation from the EIS, Indies at New
| York. Ii Is r-markabie for the s r'HSlh aud
| hrmnrss OF lis fibre while at the same time it
Is as hnht as auy IN market. The balloon T."
! be Constructed at l,anca ster, Pa, upon the
frame and With the apparatus used by Mr.
| Wise, he father OF aerOn"nauIlcs, tor the pur-
pose 1t will probably be completed early IN
| NAY The first trial trip will be made at CHI
cauo during the latter part OF that mOuth-and
| Mr. La Mountain designs crossing one OF inc
lakes, and travelling at least Que Thousand
mites over the continent. Whatever may De
Thought of the pracucabiliy OF his scheme, ne
has entered TO It wlIh a hearty earnesiness
which proves that he brlleves It's accomplish
ment pr pr.cIIcable, aud is prepared to rl-k every
,nlng IN The venture, with no possible hope o
making anything unless he succeeds. In thlS
nineteenth century Il will not do TO laugh a
any proposition, however absurd 1t may seem
We can, therefore, only wall; and we shall see
what we shall see. II Mr. La Mountain shoult
cross the Atlantic with an grial ship, his namt
will OF course go down to pnstpriy with those
of the most famous men, it b" does not, he will
It Is to be feared, share the fate of those wh'
r .'go down to he sea in ships Troy Times
5 Feb. l9.
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SENATE.

TueSddy, Feb 22.-An act for the benefit OF
the State of Delaware, was taden up and mo-
tIon to postpone ndeinitrly, made by DR.. Nc
Ferrnn, disagreed to by years, nays
On motion Of Mr.. Johnson, thu amendment to
the bill was read the thIrd time, and lest. by
yeas, Messrs Boys, Cannon and Johnson; navs
| Mrssrs Gemmii, Martin, McFerran, Moore,
! Polk and Mr.. Speaker.
Mr. Martin, from Committee to enquire INTO
cnarging the Senate chamber, presented
Joint resolution appointing commissioners, vest
ing them with power aud authority TO make Tue
ulteralIuns aud Improvement by turning '"'o
one the Jury aud Flremens rooms on me norih
side of the building, which was adopted.
An act for the benefit of the Delaware kAll'
road Company, was taken up aud an amend
, meut adopted, that the Company shall not here
after ask further aid from the State, and shal
hind itself on the minutes of the Company Il
. the acceptance of the terms. The bill was reaC
the third time aud defeated
The 18Th Rule was suspended. and Mr. Can
non moved a further suppleme"t to an act L
incorp porale tue Della Railroad Company
= which was read the thrd time and lost.
| The 18th Rule was suspended, and Mr. Pol
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o. The Hannibal aud St. Joseph Railroad
was opened on the 22d inst. This road con-
meets the extreme west of Missouri with the
NorIhern Lakes, with the Atlantic and Cult
coasts and completes the chain OF railway from
the eastern seaboard full halfway across the
continent.
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Cr,~ The Trenton On. j. Democrat says thai
between thirty and forty Of the inmates of the
State prison have profeseed conversion during
the past year. and their daily conduct warrants
The belief Of their sincerity
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

01rT 1t is stated the .estry of TRINITY church.
III Parkersburg, Va, are about extending call
to Henry A. Wise, Jr., (son of Gov. Wise,) to
oil their Vacant rectorshIp.
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The Washington Kissing Couple.

Mr. Cnlfax writes to tn" st 10 Qnd } Regis
TER, that tAe story of the loving couple who sat
in the gallery OF the House at Washington ex-
changing matrimonial kisses IN full view of the
whole body is actually true. He says q" the
scene lasted, in full view Of the House, for over
half an hour. The happy couple occupied a
front seat IN the ladies' gallery, over the left
side of the House, (the democratic sIde,) and
seemed IN bissful uuconscl0usuess of all spec
talnrs I'll the donrkceper sent a note by Que OF
his deputies which ended a scene that had at
ira cted the attention of hundreds But II Is
but Justice to say that they wrr" not from Vrr-
rlnia II turned aul, upon enquiry, that they
were from Long Island, New Gnrk-that the
parties were an old bachelor and a widow who
had recently hren married aud were making a
! bridal tour to WashIngron-and that they were
! constituents of The Hon Mr. Sneuriug who wai
| over whrlmed with congratulations over the cx
uberant c"niugaI affection that evidently pre-
walls in his district"
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

0~- TIE King of Sweden is in sad state
His muscles have entirely lost lheir power, and
he Is NJ only unable to stand, but even to move
limb.
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- -

o. A colored man named CG4ar died at
Covlngt"n. la on the 9th of February at the
great o.e IF lS3 years.
0r A contemporary says: Money is easier
to Obtain to-day, in many quarters" Specie
Gus observation.
W Miss Mary r Williams, missionary TO
the Jews. died at Palestpe on the l7Ih OF De.
cember, 1853, aged Is years.
| o. Mile Anne de Bonnie, a French ballet
girl of the Opera Comlque, wears the mantle
of Rachel, aud will appear IN "ne of Racine {
rtgedIes.
4 Or The North C,rulina NJ. y. Conference
/ has determined to send mssiOsary to China
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Bot tits not all Of life TO live,
Nor all of death 10 die:

And those who are iashful in the discharge OF
the duties of this life, and in preparing for
those Of that which is to come, bave fulfilled
the desired end of creation. Another year is
come, and mahywho now enjoy the plea
of life wlll, ere another year, be tenan.s Of the
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

HlFh b 1a.l1a !. IHlea y. .7l-'sI IIla -.
f.H st ..ei.F .s..s ..sa...
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-03
BY z. b. LAMSON,
EARM AT AUCTION-Will be sold at

BY E. b. LAWSON,
EARM AT AUCTION-Wi be sold at
4 Public Auction ON MONDAY, the 10th day of Octo
Der next at O'Clock p. the Farm situated in West
Milbury, seven miles from Worcester, and known the
Jacobs Farm The farm contains seventy acres the
best of land and is in first rate condition, with good
buildings The barn has been built within three wears.
with cellar under the whole. A good supply of Fruit
Trees and abundance of neverfailing soft water.
Terms of sale made easy. A. c. HOVEY.
West Millbury, Sept. %, 1889 deod&w2w*
TIMBER AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold
n at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
OF Oct. next, at 10 O'Clock the premises the
Wood and Timber.
large part Of said lot is heavily timbered with old
growth pine heml0ck and oak, and will be sold in
to suit purchasers The lot is accessible every part
good lumber roads, and lies two good saw mills.
EuqurerS will address SAM'L S. DEXTER,
$50 d3t&wl* Orange, Mass.
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Six per cent discount if paid or before October TO-
Twenty cents for summons if not paid before DC
tober Is.
Warrants will issue if paid or before October 81
Office in City Hall Building.

Once Hours-from a. M to D. m , and 2 to m
IN, till October and from a. to l2a D. M and To
p till October 10. GEORGE w. WHEELER,
sZl dstOlO Treasurer and Collector.
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CASTLE SOAP-15 boxes best quality
~ Notified 5boxes White Just received and for sale by
WM o. SWEET, 1856 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-03

SYRINGES.-All styles of Rubber, Glass,
~ and Metal Syringes may be had at GEO II. sPURR'S
20l Main street. diff 50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-03
Douglas Greatly Exercised,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The most intimate
friends of Mr.. Douglas authortatively deny
the truth of the prevailing rumor, that he con
templates replying to the late review of his
magazine article, and they further say that
none is to be published with his sanction or
supervision
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miscellaneous.
T E w b o o X s

RecolIections by Samuel Rogers.
Miss Slimnens and other papers by Mrs Mark Pea
body, with humorous Illustrations.
Dunallan; or know what you judge. by Grace Kenne-
dy, author Of the Decision Father Clement" ETC.,
Hanly st. John, Gentlemen, the Flower Of Hun
dreds in the County of Prince George Virginia tale Of
llt4I5, by John Esten Cooke author of fhe Virginia
the Foresters, etc. etc.
From Dawn to Daylight the simple story of West
ern home, by minister's wife.
Life and Travels Of Alexander Won Humboldt with an
INTRODUCTION, by Bayard TAYLOR.
Two Years Of Preacher Life Chapters from an Au-
photography, by VIM Henry Mlburn, author 1.-THE Ri
he Axe, and saddle Bags
Life AMI Liberty in America Sketches of a Tour in
the United States and Canada in lS51T8 Chas Mac
kay, Ill. d., with Illustrations
Travels in Greece and Russia, with an Excursion to
Crete, by Bayard TAYLOR
The Life of Jabez Bunting, ID. D. with notices of con-
temporary persons and events by his SON. Thomas Per-
cival Lunting,
The Book Of the First American Chess Congress- con-
tanning the proceedings of that celebrated assemblaRe
the played in the grand tournament and STRAIT
agems entered in the problem tournay, together with
sketches of the History of Chess in the old
worlds, by Daniel Willard Fiske, NJ A.
Forty Years in the Wilderness Pills and Powders or
the Cogiations aud Confessions an aged Physician
Sylva's World Grimes which the Law does not reach,
by the author of BUSY Moments of an Idle Woman"
etc.
Idyles of the King, by Alfred Tennyson, d. C. L.
a First Lesson In Natural History, by Actea.
Rat and his Friends by John Brown, NJ ID.
The Physical Geography of the Sea, by NJ F. Maury,
IL d. o. S. NJ superintendent of shs National Obscrv,
otory. An entirely new edition, with addenda.
"Barbhester Towers, doctor Thome,'' etc
Adam Bede, by Geo. Eliot, author of Scenes of Ceri-
cal Life.
For sale at
MELLEN's BOOK STORE,
s2l diff 239 Main street.
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TO JOB CARPENTERS AND. CAB
met MAKERS.

The advertiser offers for Immediate sale one Of The hest
Shops and location for the above branches Of business n
this city II Of eight years standing, and Ia situated
near the Boston and Worcester Depot The present &C
upant Is about to leave the city For further particulars
address "B w." Spy once. al All
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LANGUAGE-

~ Ladies Gentlemen desiring the advantages of
French conversation in the family be
with Board and pleasant Rooms at the French Institute
Glasses in French formed for beginners and for ad
vanced Pupils.
For further particulars address
NJ l. ROBINSON, 4 p,.o,,
s2l diff L. J GARDNER, frincipals,
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUIT.
$40 diff THOMAS GATES.

WORCESTER BANK-The Annual
w Meeting of Stockholders, for the choice of D-
rectors for the ensuing year. to fix the limit of loans
Directors ind to act any business that may legally
come before them, will be held their Banking House.
Foster street, Worcester SATURDAY, the eighth day
of October next at eleven O'Clock
SO dtOS WILLIAM CROSS Cashier.
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From ST. Martin's

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 2.-Advices from st.
Martins of Sept. Is, state shat very heavy
rains had fallen, destroying 800 bushels of salt
at the Pond.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-03
BY Z. W. VAIL.
r, A r G E S A L E
Valuable Real Estate in Worcester,
A U G II I O n
viii be sold at Public Auction, on the premises on
edneSday, the 10th of October
next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, about
TWENTY-sIX ACRES OF LAND.


next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon about
TWENTY-sIX ACRES OF LAND,
in the village of Quinsgamond in Worcester near Wash
burns Factory. Part of the above land well situated
for building purposes, and will be in lots in accord
with plan drawn by Valentine and duly recorded
Also lot No 70 on Taylor street. FoX's Factory
ainng 1886 feet Also lot No As containing 5000
both on the road to QuinslgamOnd village,
Also will be sold at Public Auction, the premises,
on thursday, the 10th dav of October next, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon all the Real Estate in the city of
Worcester, belonging to the estate Spencer Field as
follows, VIZ;
Eight Building Lots on Pleasant Street
opposite the house E. Daniels one lot on Chandler
street. containing 6242 square feet Immediately west of
the residence of E. Freeman; undivided fourth part
of the Dwelling House, corner of Chandler and yelling
ton streets;
ONE DWELLING HOUSE ON CHANDLER ST.,
formerly owned by Mr. Prince opposite the house of s.
NJ. Hobbs, the same being subject to mortgage also
the lot OF land the south side of Central street con-
tanning 2l,264 square feet, with
LARGE BRICK HOUSE
suitable for four tenements and Barn on the same The
land well stocked with valuable fruit will sold
subject to mortgage also, II building lots Pond
Fosters Surrey near the house Of JOSEPH Pratt being
Nos IL 9 20 81 49, 49, 49, 3d. ST. S. g. "a said Survey.
Also, all the right of said Field to about
Two Acres of Land on Hamilton Street,
and lot of Land on CIarkson street containing $500
square feet, Washburns Foundery the same being
subject to mortgages.
The amount OF the mortgages all the above property
be at the Bay State House, in Worcester Tuesday be-
fore the SALE to show the above property to any one
wishing to purchase All the above property will
in the order in which it is advertised.
Terms LIBERAL which will be made known at time and
place of sale. WILLIAM MIXrER
Assignee of Spencer Field
Hardwick, Sept. 10, 1859. dts sN
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nUINSIGAMOND BANK.-Tbe Stock.

" holders of the Quinsigamond Bank of Worcester
are hereby notified that their Annual Meeting for the
choice of Directors for the ensuing years the limit
of the Loan to Directors and for the transaction any
other business that may legally before them will be
Day of October next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
j. 5. FARNUM, Cashier.
Worcester, Sept l6, 1859. dtn SCR
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NORTHBOROUGH BANK-The An

NJ PETERBOROUGH BANK.-The An
nua Meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank will
be holden at their Banking House, MONDAY, the Sd
day of October next, at O'Clock p m for the choice of
Drectors also to what action the stockholders will
take the 9th section of chapter 1916 of the Revised
ing Banks and Banking and transact any other business
which may legally come before the meeting.
A. w. SEAVER, Cashier.
oh nj col
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CENTRAL BANK-The annual meet
~ ing of the stockholders of the Central Bank for the
choice of Directors for the year ensuing; fix the limit
of the loan to Directors and for the transaction of any
other business that legally before them, will
be held at their Banking Rooms on MONDAY, the 81
day of October next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Worcester Sept l5 1885, dto3
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-06

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-06

DY VIRTUE gfApaefas IN The than
eafy Court q FHhalHl Hatif FtHt'
IT ftissla sipp reht fed a the Mas Term
thereof, lsbt, IN 4 esfiaiH eaA hetstfH
ralsh Atfish fanl tsuha, jones. ON
PLAIN nt., Hua friuef4 II. iirs u, Il ~
tlefealaai., ~ s4HI CaanH,l viii, -
g8mml sslaHef II sHia aNrt. au Alulai
lhs aiua dlg ~ Jay, isig, proceed q
sell for tnsh, a. lhs ,lufi. house i1uf 10
tis f0Ah II t%au1ia. % tash shest bidder,
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