The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-10-05

DO tht tfiHHt Il flmuUJ mlfsI lhe
.auf %.fnaaafi advantages hat o bans
doe Ny b. circulating notes.
1ha AmH an llani SD'e rompahy be-.
Iuii elHf atal Il contract IN tho Nation
% llihs " hfeffa, rfptiing The inaiiin
iian with mites u tifinus denominations.
ENGRAVED ID lha CHEST Njle IN which tia
ar haa alialnfi 10 any county.
Printers sth hps children are 10 BE- q.
ompiel iiam taxation m The state II Nos
inik,
Very .afs 6gislilI0n that. We would
lhe 70 sHs lia printer who had anything
w laA after feeding nine children,
The hunting ririie. IN Arkansas, after
stA woke securing The country, Recently
Killed 1916 squirrels, nnl cut of their
heads aHh tails a. trophies. On the
strength u ihis Wonderful performance,
ihey are sooa % have a barbecue.
There are now ten anti slavery papers
printed In the slave States, IN fngiish,
besides eight IN Herman. ~ these. nine,
" one.hnii, are published In Missouri,
three IN Virginia, two In Kentucky, two
ut Washington, u. e., and two IN llafy.
land.
Nrv CorNtY. The Holly Springs Her.
aid says that citizens ~ portions II the
c%ouu,ics u Tippah, poniotoc, Marshall
aud Lafayette, are resolved On using cy.
cry effort IN their power to organize a new
county gu. Of slips from these respective
counties.
SrEsL fYrrs.-A rrcnchman Ly the
name " tonbarien has announced his
ability and his intention Of producing
steel types. the durability " which will
be beyond calculation. Ito hns already
invented u machine for making tyne,
which produces ten thousand at one
stroke.
Hts HAMS rclL.- There 1. IN oIitor in
Virginia. who Is also his own compositor
and prcssfnan. Who makes occasional ,oy.
ages along the coa., u Norfolk, q. cap.
tain Of tho schooner Polly. breaches %
SUNDAY, teaches school on week DAYS,
and still finds time to take care Of q wife
and sixteen children.
Ne'sra'ng 10 thc shipping list reports,
Tue t''al receipt, OF tue cotton crop cl
'o'N' NJ al ports ot tho United States,
amoun, to A,sjl,iSl bales. The tota
crop Is estimated nj t,0i1 .0n0 bales. III,
so'ai exports a'nann, to S,u2',oiy bales
'he rseelp'' W 'hn North, from Tenncs'
we, pr t"'Say' an'oan TO about %,
|, '.rtoS PlcxIsa.-I hisis still the press
ing business " tho plantation for ihi
month, and every moincn. should be de
voted 'ou thni can hc spared from o,he
urgent work. thu, must necessarily re-
crise The Planters attention. Pick nov
with all your available force, while th
weather Is dry and warm, ss ere long III
short da,s Of winter, with the chillin
winds WILDE upon You, when cotton pick
lug hseomes . tedious and disasrccabl
sas'ness
"a, A..
cotton crop. says tina, the prospects ar
: every way favorable. and that !, 10 NJ
impossible tina, the exports Of the comm
: year may be Pashcd 10 three aud a quar-
: ter millions, Mt a price equal to that q
. 1885,, say an average VI sixty-ave dollar
4. per bale, which would give On expoI
value Of two hundred and tes millions Z
\ dollars. and imrars TO the Southern ss,
" ton Of the country = greater degree /,
prosperity than has cves yet fell to IL 10
60.
y o'her : ~ saw several irsh u
norers 'ryins to desiirhcf . notice heads
written ,olerably plain. could not be RIA
' BY the Emcraldcrs, aud they requested ,
to read Il for them. which " course Y
T., did. Al the conclusion, one Of the
Il tsrned 10 HE comrades snd remarked.
Q very impressive tone. "well, BE- \
10 bers, III nivvr hay of Q man Who's :,
naxarily that he wcu't get HE sdvcrti.,
msu,s printed: he chated tho printer IN
l. he'd cksie me- They al scquissccd
n bic decision.
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