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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

RECEPTION OF THE GREAT EAsTRRN.-Ar-
rangements have been made at Portland. Me
10 signal the steamship Great Eastern thirty
miles out at sea; on her appearance the flags
OF the United States. England and France will
be displayed from the City Hall and Obserya-
tory, signal guns will be fired. and the fire.
alarm bells rung. As she approaches the har
Dor salutes will be fired from Fort Prebble
and other points, and the bells of the city will
peal forth a merry welcome
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

FATAL AFFAIR.-On the day of election at
CedartoWn, Ga., while Col. J. j. Morrison
was carrying up gang of voters, Thomas
Chisolin attempted to get some of them away
when Morrison shot him through the head
killing him instantly. In the afiray which
followed, NJ. was shot twice dangerously.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Freaks Of Ligbbiags-During the prevaiehcs
of the storm la iturt ny night, the lightaipg.
struck poplar tree on the North slope Off
French Garden Hill, and hivered IL ijsts at.ms
In the valley near by, a little girl, daughter
Mr.. Crane, was severely shocked that She
screamed with alright, aud declared To her
mother that her head was off.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Bad Tstr0ductioa.--Whe a stranger en ters a
strange city and is soon aller found drunk, he
IS at once noted az a sagrant and treated as
such. Ga Sunday morning last, officer Nor
ris, in passing along Esry street. discovered
John Gam pbell, near the corner OF 1.h and Ia
plight that would do no credit 10 3 wiIa
Arab. John was evidently drunk, and fun OF
fight-so full that when the officer approached
hiIn, he squared OF tor a set-.o, aud bid de-
fiaHce to The law: but quick as thought he went
to mother earth. where he was speedily roped
like a pig for market and made ready for the
lookup. Officer Ghaikiey seeing crowd
hurried 70 the assistance of Morris, and the
two tried to make their prisoner walk bat ia
stead of doing SO, he planted his heels sgainsf
the person of officer O. faved like maniac,
and was so boisterous and nnruly, that four
negroes were called upon to bear the living
rnm-mill TO the cage. Yesterday when
brought before the Mayor John was held 10
bail for his good behavior, aad to answer an
indictment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Those Ladies who design exhibiting speci.
mems of their handiwork at the approaching
Fair of the Virginia Mechanics Institute, are
requested TO append to each article an accurate
description of ii, together with the naIIs Of
the maker and depositor, so that there may BE-
no mis- takes in the classification They will
also say whether their contributions are In
tended for exhibition only, OF for competition
for premiums; and if for sale, will mark the
price on each piece. 1A st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

ONE OF THE URATORs.-During O recent
trial for libel at Chenango county, in which
the defendant opened his own ease, he made
use of the following expression 'Gentiemen
of the jury, l have been so unhappy that
have wished every night might wake up and
find myself dead in the morning"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

FRIED WATER CHrCKENs.-A traveller stop
ping at one of the hotels in Minnesota. recent.
iy saw the phrase "FrIed Water Chickens on
The dinner bill of fare Desiring to know wha I
this meant he sent for a dish OF water chick
ems. They came, aud sure enough looked very
mnch IKE the smallest and whitest of fried
spring chickens. He tried them-found thcm
eXceilent-recommended them to the rest of
the party, ladies and all. All who tried them.
liked them wonderfully and So nearly all of
ihen became frog-eaters almost without
knowing it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

FATAL ACCIDENT FROM F1RE.-Miss Mary
;. Norris, only daughter of Silas Norris, OF
Hartford county, Md, was burned so terribly
on thursday last, by her clothes taking fire.
that death ensued on Friday evening She
was experimenting some household matters
IN the kitchen, when the skirts OF her dress
took fire from the Fireplace. almost ins nstantly
enYeloplng her person in flames.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Religious Tntsrest.-The services held in con-
nection with the Episcopal Convention during
the past week, together with the interest
awakened by the large Union Meeting OF Mon
day last, and the daily union prayer meetings
at Goddins Hall, have excited an ex xtensiye
religious feeling in the city. The pubic mind
is strongly turned toward the subject OF Union
Christiauity ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

IMPORTS OF NEW YoRK.-The imports of
dutiable merchandise into The port of New
York last month, Were 81 ,:}5i, 900, against S15-
4i7,6l7 for the same month of 1865. The exports
were Sl4,037, ,4g7, OF which s., 900, ,6S Were spe-
Gle. The revenue from customs was g, 9Oe, SEQ
against s., ,90s, 935 last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Bod ComYaay.-Johh g. Butter ard VIM II.
Flanagan were arrested last Sunday Bight Iur
being in an unlawful assembly OF SIX negroes.
Yesterday morning the Mayor fined Them.
and then held them 10 bail Tor their 1nture
good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Prot. Geo. F. Hot1ses, of the University of
title of Ii. D., conferred on him by the Rich
mond College at its late commandments MIR.
Holmes held his first protessorship in this in
- ttat7A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Forgery.-John Adams alias j. Williams,
sent on to the Hastings Court 10 answer Tor
forging the name of John Darricott TO check
on the Bank of the Commonwealth for Sa7.5v,
on the 23d of September, was examined, yes
terday, and remanded for final trial at the
next term of the Circuit Cours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

SURGEONS OPINIoN.-The Rev. G. Ii. Spur
geon has written a letter to his friends III
America, in which he declares that in his be-
lief, immersion Is the only Christian baptism !;
and that he believes that members of all
Christian communities should be admitted to
the Communion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

IoaSs- -Brsdkiag.-Ianiel Murphy, lad in
dieted by the Grand Jury OF the Circuit Court
for breaking into Joseph A. Arnold sshop, was
tried yesterday, found guilty, and ms pnhish-
ment aseeriained to be three monthsi eonfine-
ment in the city iail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

HA Selling Out to Leave, so per cent. Be-
Low USUAL PKfCE.--GR EAT EXCITEMENT.
* 900 geoplss have visited WATSON TO see his
have their portraits taken. His PORTRAITS can
not be sseelied; aud for chsapness and durability
are seldom equaled. Call and see them. Por-
traits from IS cents; photographs from 81 to SIS.
Old daguerreotypes copied or diminished to any
size; painted either Water, Pasiiie. or Oil Coors,
I'll worked up in India Ink. Remember WAT
SONS, Whitehurst's Old Gallery, " Main street.
ss B-im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Bafglary.--John, slave, the property of
Mrs. Julia Roy, was tried before the Hustings
Court yesterday, on the charge OF breaking
into the factory of Baker Pieasants Fra
Zier, on the 18th of September last, found
guilty, and sentenced TO receive thirty-nine
stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

The Hastings Ceurt commenced iis October
term yesterday. The exaIaipalioa OF JohH II.
iayior, charged with shooting Vim. Graves,
Will probably take place 10 -day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Aceidsn,.--A son of Capt. Wilkinson, of the
Night Police, was throws from a hyrsa ntist
riding along Franklin street, yes teraay altar.
noon, and had one Of his arms broken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Fataa5is Land for Sale.--We invite the espe-
eial attention of capitalists and Others 10 the
sale OF Falls Plantation Tomorrow morning
at ii o'clock. The land will be divided into
lots 10 suit purchasers, and as II IL convenient
70 Richmond and almost la the heart OF Man-
chester, is admirably adapted to suburban
residences, man utac tories, and wnrehouses--
See the advertisement in another column. by
James M. Taylor / Son, Auct's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Morning Mestiass,-We have been requested
to say that morning prayer meetings VIII be
held every day this week, at half -i'ast q y Gle,
in the I'd Presbyterian Church, CDR. Hoges3
All are invited 10 attend. 8a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

The Moafhig Meeting of the Young Meufs
Christian Association will possess unusual
attraction this evening in the address OF Judge
Storer, of Cincinnati.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Two WAYs.-"There is two ways of doing
it," said Pat to himself, as he stood musing
and waiting for job on the State street cor
ner. IF save me 81 ,0U0 must lay up S2GG
a year for twenty years, or can put away $50
a year for 200 years. Now, which way will L
do ii y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

United STATES DESCRIBED BY AN
ENeLisHMAN.-A contemporary publishes the
1wing as an extract from a new history of
s s.n onited states by an Englishman:
Deiore went to America. hal heard
nucn r ,'. OF American natural scenery: I aonfsss
!, mas sadiy disappointed when came To- sos
~ ~ myselL 4 have traversed the country fra,o
s9e Me- colonial dependence of4fer Most Graeians
amalesty, IN Canada, to the Rocky Mountains
aeu 80 u saw nothing that could be called vnr,hs
~ ,ht Tue artists or poets observation II is
which a'aoa hns Ia has some charming scenery.
tas,e s,eu a mas been much improved by Britisb
aste and art-the natural consaoua,.,'l -. i.'si u
tants tan e'Iemen. hna and cultivation of the inhab-
S,a,a, .p put whenever one crosses into ,ba
states, the country exhibits either wild - ane
to trava1 hrairles, both of which are dangerons
titles of ,oagn, ,a, IN consequence Of the quan.
'es d;n. ot voracious animals thew eont.;a
ParIamsa. Pngnisned member of the United States
last yaar ,r.s iniormed me that railroad train
t,e Snatre va6ssing prairie, and every passenger
th;s ,,s'l lhese raccoons are the terror Of
thousands OF miles of its suriace.,' ''''eo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11
rs New Fall Goods.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO TIE LADIES, ALL H0USEkEEPERSAN AND

:. -.
TO TIE LAD rs, ALL LHODSEkEEPERSA AND
FARMERS.
Our assortment - now complete Of all styles Q!
r:rh y 4 f,sS GOODS. .EMBROfDERl E,S and LACE
GOODS; real baees. at lower prices than ever be-
fore; Cloth and Velvet CL0ARS, The best asseTt-
rent and cheaper than ever had them before;
stella Broche, French Wool and common Plaid
SHAW LIS.
LINEN HHEETiNGS;
Table Daniasks: Toweiings; Napkins; Furniture
Prints; Table Covers. and nil kinds ct PLANTA-
TION GOODS, in Sleeps GFeys, Fulied Cloths,
kerseys agd LInseys, of the most approved KINDS
and al the lowest prices. v, - .
2S-fs SAM'i NJ. PRICE co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

THE CALIFORNIA DUEL.--The late fatal duel
produced much sensation at San Franeisco-
When the mail left, two hours after Mr. Brod-
erick's death, the flags had ali been lowered to
haIf-mast, and other emhlems of mourning
were to be seen in all parts of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

NAVAL INTELLIGENcE.-Tba Ir,;+aa c..
Sl saea1Her Wyandotte returned to the Brooks
sy - II masy- \ ara on Thursday evening. in CON
So SsSuence go; OF the illness of Lieut.. Daval, for
martia, - ,a,, as already announced, a court
nf III a1 y IN session. The composition plates
od Inc Wyandottes guns having been removs
eu; .. anu replaced by better arrangement. that
sesseas We sci departure for is only delayed I'M
n ~, .ns appoihtment off substitute for Lieut..
~ Du sa. Inc ioiiowing vessels, on foreign
SO ss9uadrons, are ordered home Steam frirate
Waoasil, OF the Mediterranean SQUADRON
steam frgate Merrimac, and sloop- war
Vahoaiia, on the Pacific. The officers and
soon 10 return. The terms of service OF the
sioop lIncennes, on the coast of Africa. of the
sloop Germantown, and steam frigate Missis-
sslppi, on the East Indies, and of the brigs
cambridge and Perry, in South America. have
nearly expired, and each of them will be home
ward bound, and some in the United States
before New Years day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Dssordyiy.- Lewis scott. free Negro. was
convicted before the Mayor. yesterday, OF, tiss-
eraeriy conduct In the streets, and sea;egeed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

ALL FOR LovE.-A valuable slave man, be-
longing to MIR. Benton, of Sharpsburg Md.
hung himself on Monday night last, in conse-
quence of his master refusing TO sell him to
go South with "A colored girl, upon whom his
hearts affections had been placed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Nete ManGger.-Oar play.g0ers will doult-
less be gfatilied to learn that Messrs. Kunkei
4 Co., Lessees OF the Richmond Theatre have
associated with them In their management. l..
an old and valued cilixen--sne whose iHfsu-
ence will be felt from parqaette 10 cock-ioft
ard whose appearance in front OF The stage
will win the applause OF all who appreciate
the drama. The gentleman to whom we al
iude Is no novice in his peculiar line, but =
weli-known star of great reputation. He
fs not trasedian, however, nor is his role of
the comic order--but casmbining both in an
eminent degree, he will be appreciated and
appianded whenever he appears. The person
alluded TO, Is the Mayor Of the eity--ans, rs be
has assumed the character cf peace Dreser-
Yer, and announced his connection with the
management just SO far as good order is con-
cerned, there Is no asanger OF disturbances in
the Theatre hereafter.
Baltfasoye Steamsys.-Slae all the railroads
leading into Richmond have reduced the fare
one half on stock, manufactures, and eyery-
thing else intended for exhibition AZ the ap-.
preaching Centrat Fair, cannot the various
steamboat companies follow the example aud
make similar reductions III the Haltiuaere
line will do this and there ii no good reason
why they shenld noi--a large number of horefs
aud horned cattle may be sent On, that will
not come Y the fail fare q chstrasd. The New
York and PhtiadetrhfA Iiue& may AlsQ contxt-
hute to tne eause, ~ makingH liberal dedne.
tion. What say tho Agcnfs c1 the BALTIMORE
line Will they be ~ ltheFsl u tha city 0f
Rlchmond - the railroads hare been We
hope sOs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

4.s3gf
ferangse. Charles h. Byrd, supposed 10 be
dsrangea, was committed by the Mayor, yes
teiaay, for q further hearing sasFs.Ss ( fssla
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

nA- Shawis aud CIoats.--
FURTHER SUPPLIES
CLOTH and VELVET cLOAKS,
And few real
CAMEL's HAIR sHAWLS
NEW GOODS BY EVERY sTEAMER,
&C Its SAAfL M. PRICE X co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Norei Rsfara.--The following is an accurate
return made by Sheriff. IN this State, with
the exception of change of place and names
to disguise the locality. 1t reads thus:
Executed by leaying2 copies OF the within
in the town of BramblevilIe, II being the
place of Jerry Sweat and Mildred, his wife,
one for each, with solomon Slick, who promi.
ses to forward them TO said par ties, they being
from home, and he, Mr. Slick, being the only
one Were Referred TO- that had agency for
him. All Of which will be duty attended tor
T. p Shsg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Eaftg Star-f Francis Baviers for beirs
drunk and asIeep 10 the Second kATifsL was
before the Mayor, yesterday, aud held Is ts.ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Va The st. Lawrence House, Corner 9th
aud Main streets, Richmond, Va, il now open for
the reception Of B0ARDERG, either By the day,
month or year. MRs. X. MACD0NOE6H.
Sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

N, Lieerice--A. q nc. pvnnA. The obose
'.a .'s.f f''''''' jznei i'Ss.iHi 3. e 2siiBigy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Bishop Hail. Of the Convention, is Is s,rrgef,
This afternoon, at4 o'cluck, at she Ftrst AMI
can Church. sS ssSa <stsE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Openiag Of the HaA.-To-morr0w morning
the hall of the Mechanics Institute, on 9th
street, will be opened for the reception Of all
articles Intended for exhibition All exhibi-
tors should apply at once for space, and thus
secure the best places. ~ the first that calls
will have the first selection Persons having
paintings to exhibit win do we'll 10 get in their
contributions without delay; and machfnists
and manu- faeturers will find II greatly 10 their
interest to be prepared for the exhibition az
once. All articles designed for sale, should
have the price upon them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11

Mechanics. Manufactures and Merchants, in
sending articles to the Fair Of the Mechauics'
Institute, will bear in mind the tact that they
nave the privilege Of selling their contribu-
for the premiums. All articles Of American
man ufacture may be catered for premiums
AID articles Of European or fher manntactu cture
and growth viii be received on exhibition
The Hall opens Tomorrow morning for the
reception Of goods. Space can be ostained by
applying the Hall. tssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tapnan A. Hull,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS

MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
SUPERIOR CLOTHING
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SeA~. sBoOks.
We keen q large stc-t. Which 10 can
1ser Inducements 10 >shsci Teachers and
County Merchants, Who wi,h to rur.
ctase in srr.lI ov lalgs quantities.
Artists WairrtTls.
We hare m hand IT, most select ssaea
hat can be found u n city. Arsshint
.ha. Asts.ss, teachers 81 sehol,rs. ID ssla
saHI Ia this line. 80 shall h. hstty 4,
,tssai 10 their orders. ws have tn
Tab. Paine, Li,hs-r~Ths. u;ls.l Drs~ir..
Wood Esslss. isSin Tin !Isxss, xe., Se.
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n 4 o. M1ssasslgy
pAxsIA Csesis
70 W7ii'ra Wight, SarsA ~
Iksr htsbsitj, SS1e01s We'll, !
c. wryts. Martha A. Cssk,
Avsbss5. 4. n. C6sAS MA
ton, sst ~ Asaets6, 1891
end Csritss Brnisa, ~
bsst, ~ Q. 0rsevus
WOW, - - q yssv ~
eiiel 10 b - app>sf
prs1sse Csuvs of Sid CeeosN1
Cssrs llesss hereof, os the fsu14
dsy II 1lay ssxt, Tho ol M
esse vhy the fsai ssscpeej
". Whit - T. y. v6fif5
efske IN n 1oIehsdl WS)f,
soBss1, sbssit - - G11Dat1 9
~ ss6Hr - Cssse 1bs0ed -
1.ys1 Apsil. 1sse. GO. se.9s.i
". p. W6eyo9oleD
sys r.cfe. fiEHs
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CLEAVES & VADEN

S4A AS0 sAk<lo4
HAVE RlchiV Ed
The Aretican E~umisn.,irii Man.
al n he Currency as Money u the
i~b.firincs. ani Colonial. State ari
uribd States Coins. w,'h ll.f,sie1l ani
htlsr,pi.se Notices ot each .oin Or
Sffie.. Is y. ". uickrr.ou.
Die,ionlrv " the tnitsd sia'es Con.
srsss. containing Biographical ~
" i. uenLsu from the fauntssisa u
lhs Gatctnncts, with m nrpead.. sari.
nilsa rs Minall Of Reference sor N.
legislator or s.ascstsaa. ny tha..
Lannaa.
1hs Old Plantation, anil wha. ! -sshsr.
q! .hsre IN an autumn month. 1s james
lia11tdsfl. VI Mirylan1.
f.cgutes OF Country LIE. ~ lIics
tpsv, auihar 81 CIsserno1s, Married,
", dstsd, etc.. etc.
F.s.xe,. or the ssn Jaein,o 10 Inc
u ,rtir. Cbin, md i.pan. ny wm
ilasse.i Wool. ". u.,U. n. n.
IS ttsta os Adventure, ON the slo,.
ttiip S.ior.. ly s,m'i A hard.
',rssk anil HnIl N t~.ssieon " the Ssv
tes seas. By fIsisi l.sOtss1n, y.
-. T.. 10 -.
Et iiepors on thu Mi.assiprpi md
OH alvs,s.
. VI f,s.sh ~ii;stcry drrius The
a, s~ts ani First fsspirs. ~ Mis-.
fad1t. New sa,spiy.
Tt. nt.Ataw - s~.-..fst.ttx.. n. W.
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Cleavos & Walden
Haze Sac asesi,tat

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l., f
NJ 10Y. Nlf 'af
Th iiai n.iibs nYas s.,H
aastiiiat isa~u he Hnas
~ auln,.tl SCENES asl Seer FL
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ID ,-.,' ~ satr. N.. oatrt Ie
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MASONIC FEMALE
ACADUM

fiir n~ni-rssrsi, Trustee, u Pamela
Masonic fsmsl- Aetlemy. take plsssare
N Announcing to the nlblis ihss thee
have secured ihs -.rsirs, ~ NJ. Bs,tie
y. smith, - take e,trge n d. Literary
department Me-. u. Niors Of the iie.istf.
tIvs. Bowers u the uFuamesttl. and w.
= Neorcas Superintendent. Iss school
all copm sres ON the l.. Monday IL
= shruary, 1859.
Tho abase tsschers are vel iaavn -
he Trustees, rs able, aeecnrli ihed aad
aarnrientst.
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We hare . isrse ssScs u INK. which
ne ce>s 10 the tsads cheap. We hep
Ink In swsll hotties that gill aasses IN
lrt stssds, vhieA 80 b. usei IN III
seh~css. Also. Cspyiss. nst. Blue md
nisck Inks.
Perscns Wishing 70 persAssr Bssss,
Stationery ss1 Artistic hessssss.s, vii
lesl n - hsoeo - ~ Aesr o..
hSfsAxcs eco.
~ stssiceess,
p. III SesapAiA. Ten.
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PRINTING PRESS FOR S,LE.

second baud " ,.hingtcn rresa.that
will answer admirably for a country lob
VI -, will h. sold NJ a hargsin, ~ The
eh,cr Of this paper.
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A. T. WATSON.
VI Law,
PANOLI. NLiN.E.


WIZ practices his profess 4l mts,V 4sl.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-05-25
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Land for Sale

THE undersigned offers for .a'ssj
reasonable term. the west half " ,
eiTht. township = III. rnn.e I've, !
thinning the Rndi 81 Col. ". 81
sai known n N. "Joineri' place. (
irr tsiwc cn thir,, ind City aeYss II
". X. Caldwell. Esq, win show IN
20 any person wiHh.ae 10 pu(ebsu.
further information address ". y
zen, Panels, M,ss~ or tho uniers.n1
RODENT BL.l'k,|
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