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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-10-25
A ValuSle Table.

Few readers can be aware, until they
have had occa sion to test the fact, how
much labor or research is often saved by
such table as the following: a
1607-Virginia settled b. the English.
16l4-New York settled by the Dutch.
162o-Massachusetts settled by the
Puritans.
l624-New Jersey settled by the Dutch.
l698-Delcwarr settled by the Swedes
and Firms. .s.
l6'5--Maryland settled by the Irish
Catholics.
l636-Rhode Island settled by Roger
Williams.
l659--North Carolina settled by the
English. &
l67O--South Carolina settled by the
Huguenots.
l68e--Pennsylvania settled by Will
liam Penn.
l7ae--Georgia settled by Genera.
Oglethorpe. So
l79l-Vermont admitted into The
Union.
l799--Kentucky admitted into the
Union.
1796-Tennessee admitted into the
Union.
1SO2-Ohio admitted into the Union
18l1-Louisiana admitted into the
Union.
18l6--Indiana admitted into the Union
1sl7-Mississippi admitted into the
Union.
,o,o 1,,sasuszass.. =. ~, r.
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-10-25

The plot has cxploled-wc've found ont the trick
The brihe goes begging; the fusion went stick
When the Wide-Awake lanterns shining about,
The rogues stay at home, aud the true men come
oLt!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-10-25
The North American on the Victory.


The following is from the Philadelphia
North American:
"Pennsylsania has proved true to her
principles. faithful to her duty, and stead
fast to her traditions. Let her name and
her patriotism be honored as they de-
serve. Assailed by corrupt conspiracy
within, and by intimidation from without,
she has not wavered in fidelity to the I'm
ion, not wandered from her ancient devo-
ton to the Constitution. She stands to
day where she did in the times which
tried mems souls, and where we hope she
will stand always, without Hinching or
sulrendering. @
"ln no former canvass have more des
perate means been adopted to deceive and
pervert the popular judgment and to ex-
cite prejudice againsta cause which de-
served to attract the popular sympathy "
Parties and factions hostile to each other,
banded together with no object but the
defeat of candidates whose whole lives
have been devoted to the service and
prosperity OF the State. The most an
tagonistic combinations were formed un-
der the most passionate Of partisan feel.
ings tip gratify false prejudice, or to vent
ranking animosity. The Administration
at Washington, and the British Free
Traders of New York joined hands with
tleir money and patronage to overawe
and overwhelm US. Old Southern Wings
who once enjoyed ~ confidence and
favor, came here to unite with their old
enemies to denounce and misrepresent the
men who stood by their sides as the de-
tenders and champions of Henry Clay
And other conspirators, more or less inn
portant, who have received honors and
office and position at our h ands, We're
conspicuous in the work of calumny and
detraction. But in the face of ALI these
odds, and these fusions, the old Keystone,
God bless her is yet the home of Free
men, and the bulwark of free principles
She has not faltered. There she is, look at
her, with her proud crest and her unta,
nished honor! And, what is more graft
flying than all, the people-the honest, and
courageous and ineorruptible masse shave
done this noble work themselves.
awe owe nothing either 10 the east, the
west or the north, of gratitude, reco :ni-
ton or acknowledgment, No aid was ask
ed and none was received. We deter
mined to fight the first and greatest pitch
battle of the campaign with our own
strong arms and brave hearts. eve
have met the enemy, and they are ours.
"The victory belongs to Pennsylvania
alone, and in announcing it we may say
the campaign is ended, and the Presiden
tial election is settled Abraham Lincoln
is already the chosen President Of the na-
ton, and the mere formaIity of rati6
cation at the ballot box is alone needed "a
complete the glorious consumation.
"No human power can effect the fore
shadowed result. 1t was ordained when
the mighty Revolution began, which is
now marching with triumphant strides to-
wards the Capitol and the shouts o
which have already rung through the ter
rified ears Of a corrupt Administration.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-10-25
A Short Lyric

A Short Lyric
The following brief poetic eifusion is to
be sung to the tune of "BIow the wind
Of morning."
There was man in our town,
His name was STEPHEN A.
He seal ch ed for bis moth er
-... In Penns,l ani-a.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-10-25

Audrded at the Ninth Annual Far, Of
the Wyandot County agricultural So
ciety. s -aoy siav 8as q 7 e1l -,.
CLASS A-Thoroagh Bred Cattle
A" Short Horns. f a
H. MD Carey and H. ]. Starr, Bull over three
years old ezsr s.l 1st premium.
Van porhls, II old bull 1st premium.
same 2 yr old bull I'd do
McD Carey, bull calf, Sam 1st do
IL Starr, do ~ Wyandot I'd do
same yr old cow, Florence
Nightingale, 1st do
I Reber, cow, Celcstra 2d I'd prem
Med Carey and H Starr 9 year old
heifer Roman 10Th, 1st do
II Starr, yearling heifer, Anna Hope 1st prm
same heifef calf, Sue Lorwin, do
McD NJ Carey ,heifer calf, Roman goth I'd do
George Byers, Devon Cow, 5i 1st do
D Sears, Devon heifer, 2 yrs old 1st do
George Byors Devon heifer yrs old ID do
same yearling heifer lst do
Committec-w. B. slyc, S. NJ. Fowler, Everett
Messenger. .s -..-..-. .-....
GLASS B-Durhams and their Grades
Gummins Culver, bull, Prince Albert, LIST pr.
Wn Gibson, bull, Mcdonald, I'd do
Failor, ycarliag bull, Crusader 1st pr.
II Croft yearllng bull, Little Giant, ID do
MD NJ Carey, bull calf, a.. tez 1st DO
same d. I'd do
same COW, Snow Drop, l- 1st do
Reber COW. Whitley, ~ sa I'd do
McD NJ Carey, Y'rling Heifer, Snow Ball, lst pr
VIM Gibson, heifer calf, Laura, 1st do
George Byars, do -.t .s.5 I'd do
Committee. Juvinall, Z. Messenger; NJ A.
Metz.
CLASS C-Work Oxen, Steers and
~7 Fat Cattle. a5af52
T Reber yoke of work oxen, 1st pr.
W Slys do do --. I'd do
A Failor, yearling steer. 1st do
7 V Reber Fat bullock 1st do
W B Slve, do I'd do
Committee-D Petit, William Gibson, Milton
Moral. .......-
CLASS D-Sweepstakes on Cattle.
Md NJ Carey and Starr, bull, Gov.
Trmble sweepstakes.
same 2yr hcifer, Roman 21st do
Committee-S B. Allen, Horace Huber, ]. II.
Lindsey.
CLASS E-BIooded Horses.
Barnet Hughes, stallion, Republican 1st pr.
Nathan Ekleherry, do ~ I'd do
Thomas Mclean, 2 year old stallion 1st do
Barnet Hughes, yearlng stallion, Prince
of Wales 1st do
Moses Kirby, do Kitty Fisher I'd do
Barnet Hughes, sucking stallion colt, Abe
Lincoln, 1st do
same do s A Douglas I'd do
brood mare, Lucy Long 1st do
same do Independence I'd do
Nathan Ekleberry, 2 year old mare lst do
Job Mattison do I'd do
Barnet Hughes, yearling mare, Flora 1st do
Levi Willoughhy - do z....- I'd do
Barnet Hughes, suck G mare colt, Careany 1st do
! Committes-James Orr, J. T. Drake, E. Eyer
| a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-10-25

The good State has broken the cords for her spun;
Her oil springs and water We Mt fuse into one:
The Dutchman has seasoned with Freedom his
krout,
And show, late, but certain, the Quakers are out!
Give the flag to the winds! set the hills Ill afame;
Make way for the man with the patrarch's name!
tway with misgiving-away with all doubt.
For Lincoln goes in when the Quakers ccme out!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-10-25

Committce-A Wigton, II II Kirby,
Martin. 7 Ht
a.o CLASS No. 5-Fine Arts.
N B Love, display of oil paintings LIST pr
II Whinnery single oil painting Isl Pr
Committee-Miss Libbie Mott J "ii'io"s'
The officers of the society return lns's sSe ~:
thanks. to the citizens of the county, for their
liberal support to their annua. Fairs, ss,;,. u.
Those lucky pessOnti Ootiee that they will get their
aWaraeu, WI, WI calling at the clerks office, in Up.
Saenn Saedrsnx The books are made out, and We are
Su - nav. The members will take notice that
Leauy yynuaI election for officers Of the soceity,
Iii be held some 3time in January next, OF
"H''' CURTIS BERRY, jr., Sec.
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Committee Freese, Wm Noel, Doct
White. -. -.-.--. .-.
GLASS I-Swee epstakcs on Horses.
Thomas Mclean, stallion Duke of York.
Barnet Hughes, mare. -'R -57-.@
Committee Petit, ] K Lupton, D H
Harvey. :. -.------
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-10-25
THE QUAKERS ARE OUT.


Net vainiy we walled aud counted the hours,
The buds of onr hope have burst out into flowers.
No room for misgiving-no loop-hole of doubt
We've heard from the Keystone! The Quakers are
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-10-25
List of Premiums

Auarded at the Ninth Annual Fair, et
the Wyamdot County agricultural So
ciety. sa5T si'v aas 11- "a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-10-25
PIERSON HOUSE,
: C. BERRY, Sr. s SON. Proprietors.
UPPER SANDUS SKY, OHIO

UPPER SANDUS SKY, OHIO.
[FEw DOORS SOUTH OF THE COURT HOUSE.
This long established, well known, and
popular Hotel has been refttrd and repaired
by the present proprietors in style that will
enable them to afford strangers and travellers
better accommodations than can be had at any
other public house in this country. 1t is loca-
ted in the most central part of town and is
therefore the most convenient and pleasant
Il III 8 ] q T a 3 z g
Will always be found the very best of every
thing that can be procured in this and adj Join
ing counties as we'll as an occasional luxury
from the Southern and Eastern Cities, and no
pains will be spared to make the guests oil the
"Pierson House." comfortable.
Their Siabling
Is acknowledged by all to be the very best in
the neighborhood, and persons having horses to
be cared for viii! find every convenience and
facility ecessarv to their comfort.
u Prompt and careful porters always on
hand to convey baggage to and from the cars.
Don't forget to call at the .'Pierson," when
you come to town.
Upper Sandusky Aug l6, 1860.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

Lar ig,E-l'his being lcap year, We
trust Tie number Of unfortunate bachelors
sill decrease. 4 venerable female fossil,
Who wa giving the reasons to her niece as
TO why she VA 20 fearftily 'maid,' thus
advises:
My dear, half he men who arc wCr.t.
rry,a.ng lfe %, hy 10 propose. OF Iho>s
who ID Pep the isa 9a, o. IL process :
YDigify hut cS.r sFgiy ca'isi. City per
gtil. lsia -'u. ,oF 4otiyps IN askin. lie
4la ion bose solution decides ths hfrp..
'e or aiscy Of a eirl. Why don't lie
gtl propose. 10 lac pretty, modes, manner
j base pointed gusl H. g seall be flvor
b'gtk ctlmtil IA he world ii they would
take heart Of rrace and at according %
he rules l ha,c -, iovn Tor them. Fewer
eases II wi'''ctei hearts, frost bitten noses
and f,vefixed macaws and pctsei tom-Ca,s.
Whom Il comes to Your turn. my I0aisa, do
yaui.opose a. hsve hidden yon."
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6rv 0cops. NV Coop2.'-Scc aiysr
Vssnsss u Thos. y. Clarke, of she old
sDstsk Cssscs." lie has received a splsp.
~ sussvsws~s Of Spring and Summer
0csds. Al ths, he asks Of tho buying
psklk bsc eivc him . call and examine bis
sse6s end ~rrires--l~ins assured chat he can
seIl jksn seei Good on fair terms.
Mr.. ". r. Watkins, slse. a, VI, corner.
(sso-ssosy fnnel crsrs m elegan, stock Of
sessseabls Good.. lie hss a srca, variety
~ss1Illy slsssssl which he Is anxious 10
iApes + We kks 10 zee a merchant al.
ssssiane. j. shows that he is no, ASHAMED
n ~ 0ccAa, and dcs;rcs oil the css,cm
~ - ess--se say nothing Of ~rasrcaisins
sAs psinssr.
nso1 - ssAer advertisements in isssil
-aoa's All.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

Trxts GotSl Aurlp-Tcxas SAYS the
Ngs Orleans lleayune. las become toe "a.
,cfii' pom, sought by The adventurous aud
c%utcrprising Of ~ the States. Population
T. increasing with ~unexampled speei.
I7nls are rising Ia ,alnc wfh every year.
The resources Il tii. magnificent S'sic arc
rapidly developing. llcr cotton produe.
ton shows extraordinary progress. She
has already proiaced sugar 10 tie estent 81
thou sand 4 hoeshcad end ,cus of thcu..
sui cf sheppard cattle. and The time i no.
Distant waen lcr vrOldcl Of wool will sur.
pass the moss rssrishine II the older State.
aul tie amount OF her stock sea. tea sua.l d.
cga market exceeds tina, furnished iy ID,
great valley aF the wcs..
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- Jul LION At g'chlrl-o1 d De

JUS 4 .cn at Richardson ~ lie
P.aide Nevi. u not mirri.l.
\ BABY Is ruu slsefrn. RI, other
leg ihe acllale ami gloom Of oir & thf.ty.
tea s.uc,tI vs, broken aud caii,tnel by
Tie rroserce 81 one Of thc iehilsi.
10 .est, cherry lpp.l liplc cassubs thsl
tyts fl heir g. .hg tpiu,ic. Of Cael. sc
love habig. rhr tiny bani. i.e ..aufpar-
mt ps.lt. tie lmrlel laac' let. Sire i-lieits
tseery of the palm liagA. ihc ,elu To
check. the beau. rd mouth. the funny lit.le
nosa aui diuplsd chin, are loo sweet to be
marrei BY growth. Whether engaged in
falling bulbs hair or papas vhi,ksrs. the
laughing. Growing, ro,lieknr. rolling. turnb
liur. ircttiue little doll Of u baby Is always
beautiful. Como again. "Laule don't
be afraid Of the Elitor & m~oustache.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

Return OF frGu1vr StAvfs.-Th
chcs,er,ovu, lNd.l Newsstatr that = gen.
tlcman formerly Of that place. but now rc-
siing in the District Of Columbia, has IL.
cusvca . letter from a fugitive man vino ran
ave, from him ssaas four years sinec, and
escaped 10 Canada. lc represents his cCu-
dl,ion a. deplcrsbls injeca-rrgrc,s leaving
his mastcr--and Is fearful starvr,irn may
end his lie before the return ot spsing.
lie says than seven others. most Of whom
ran awss from Ken, county ahOu, the same
time. Ike hinssif. are Anxious 20 return.
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NEWSPAPER LAw.--The Haass IN M.
ihoFiz'ug Publishers 10 print on the.r pa
refs the date when subscriptions expire.
va. 30 amended in the Senate as 10 provide
that there shallhc no werd or communication
printed on Inc same after it, rut.l cation. or
upon the cover or wrapper thereof. Tor en-,
writing nor mark upon il. MT upon tie
cover wrapper thereof. exosl, the name. tic
date when the sulscy ptiou expires, and the
address If tie person 70 vhrm Il Is &C. be
SENT. An amendment vas also sflei pro.
wing That all laws declaring tha. postage.
a the rate of enc cent each. shall be charged
m all lrep letters. ~ letters placed In anv
pos,-oiice. not iog tssnsm sicr. Int Cor Dc.
lyerv only, tc repealed, - lar as sIpls les tc
dfop letters delivered witbin che limits ol
any city W town. BY e~arriCrs un'ler the m.
iheri,y cf the iOstalicc Department. on
vhish letters The rate of postage imposed
for tho support of the carrier system n
such city OF town shall le collected. and M
more.
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tut.r.N iinu oioatCaa. 'c.
iHn anH hUn q. ie.n, $50 nrc t0'l. n,n. r
tttg pof cent. iar"r .aaa uHal tb yug.
Which i.et 90 o.. ul abstraction OF 81,
mal u,lc Com ,ho 4nall inli aral
t.a III Nos YORK, blui rlt tul
boston. Eev lofi moss supple. en-
ton anl &,w Orieiu- direct With enels ir
many interior towns ana, sites, WHICH wr,
,ata.h5 taken don ta.a and other " enc
large import = arl manufacturing cf'.
suli C.; jllhs hs,' 1T ID soa rA..u.
l.ft tais attIseIIou from lic.s r in
ness, whlethe eaertha, been more ma. Z
aal visible il Boston anil PHI p p.
01r southern steamer. ea loilyi Win rY. q.
6om l.lD.lls derllr. 'or ,ho large iasa.
anl selpot;5, in order 20 supply the H%aalit
ms sp.H 10 3hteh hu...0ln c.uc. lHee '..i.
accustomed 70 receive Gee lsucfL-N. /.
ttirest.
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NArfoNAL CeNvrNruNs.-Thc Nst'onsl
COnscnuors AZ just at hahd. The follow.
Int are their times ~ meeting;
The Democratic Convention. OF Charlie.
ton. ssl Of April.
National moa Party Conycn,ioa.st nal.
tinare. gth II sisv.
Republican Convention. at Chicago, iGth
&c May.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

r@ 4 d deg lcsto lhc Clnrs. 81.
this country, that, after te Tumbof Wash.
ingion ha' been pmcl ,el ~ nli dull
contribution, tla'ihc same m.fng uHt i.
re.ortel 70 keep i n good rcpa.r. Womb
II affect The economical principle. Il d
representative for whose pf,c.om tima ihc
country - a. pre. ant %taScl. fan aunnpl ap-
preparation for hat purpose vc.c made
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nsa-Fasicr viii fall on Sunday, the sth
Of April--a fortnight ca,iipr ,aan asly,ar.
Whirsanday vii occur on the 81 Of dune.
There viii be twenty-five snndaya after
Tsinilt' Advent sanly will occur on the
- Of Dsccmlrr; aui Christmas dt, VIII
AL On TucslaN ~, liy la'er loa.nri.
lesp year haa ias! year, laa, "a according
TO ite solar Gado, vhcnlie reckoning i. by
The day a tie reei oxcius'y IS.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

poop FinNrsa.-our friend. Wm. l.
Stone, IT,, rho Ines some "a milcs Wes, Of
psnola, has one cf the finest farms in North
Mississippi. lie planted ~ acre. IN cotton,
last year. and made ~ bales, averaging
over q bale to the ncrc; and this was done
with nine ordinary hands. We would Ike
N see somebody t,a, this.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

pAsota ppeoiEs. = Ne stepped into the
Pamela csrrisgc factory On yesterday, and
vsss shown so,ne new bugeie. jri irihci
AMI " TAXI pleasure in saying that Ne bel.
Yer nor psct'icr surnosi san be ~, any.
wksrs. than those made by our friend
lsiA0ld, IN rsnols. kueoarsec homo man.
uiactorrs, Is the right motto.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

~. Hon. \. 2. Meek. cf Alabama, ~
his leave Of the speakorslip Of the
Alabama House. dwelt upon the beauties Of
tbs new railroad tstcm .naururaied by that
s'ste, 'by which. be said. '.thc mountain
BARRIERS cftLe Neflh ire oyCrlcaped ty tie
IRE horse, sbd ile sands of the South arc
to glitter in the 'ht crhi. flashing cyes."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

The reception Of n, ueas o. Havana n
the capture Q. ihe VAS steamer, Mi.mon
aud M4rqaca before .hc c,, Of Vera C.pf.
aud # tie arrest Of Admiral Marin caused
great excitement. The papers or l~layaua
d nounse the capture OF these steamers and
dcelsre It tohe IN ac, Of vat on the rar, Of
thc United States.
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~ Massachusetts has always been con.
sidered a manufacturing s'stc. hut there IL
invested IN farms. hand. end improvements
mere capital than is invested In manugac.
,nres. machinery and buildings. The total
producis Of the farms u MASSACHUSETTS, is
about ssJ. 600. 900 annually. The irrrcasc
in farm products from isi5 to ISIS. was
aheat IS. 100000. The crop Il flsmsien
county. Z Is expected vii b. doshie,i.
through the attention given 70 agriculture.
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fItssissirrr AND TENNESSEE R,uso,r

Ilsstsatrrr AND T~rsSrssEs Rsurosr
-SrRINu ARRAsuFaEvr.--ln accordance
with the new sehc,lalc governing trains on
this road, On and after ~to-ucrrvw the mail
aIi passenger train will leave the depot q,
the foot # Main street. each day q, two
ecloek. I. A.. aai returning. arrivc At
eleven o'eloek a. II. On Mondays. Wed.
nssisys and Fridays. the fseiti.i and ac.
eggssoln,ion trains will leave The city III
- A. Il. and retara Taesiays. 1iurs-
days. aud Saturdays. CT 4 o'e'ssk 4. N.
For further Information, reference IL rsar
to .AO card Of Supsrintsnicai, Hcvkh. in
another selamn.--ismpkis Daisaia, lpr.l
Isl.
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rsADixs HATTIE Oh rvsrY rAoE.

Alelmt -us ne 10 setuess ad slt
unavoidable deisys, he fiar Dr. been %
life behind time ~ ihe llai 600 fels
bat having secured more heir We t fy
anl b. eou iimo ailel dis. W. nl bu.
an occasional iaialgenee, lal fmds en'
giant il " rihfay
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Gro. c. WnsoS.-Thiu clover gentle
man and efficient Messenger Of The Adams
Express Co, b.. been withdrawn from our
road. W. are truly sorry to lo'c you,
George, ani ''eArrc's' 20 YOU our hest
wishes Tor your succcls.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

vpl- What has become Of the Mobile
Mercary' liss the winr.fco,ca god taken
It's hnsI flrh, from our visiong The Mcr.
curry Is too good a paper iOr us to be without
May !, bo pleased 10 wing It's way hl'her,
weekly, hereafter.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

srtHTtiNG OcCrRREycr@SSARg IN 4
+ ,w S. The London Court Journal
So;
i laiy who lad rcturrcdfrom india three
als gva. vat tae other day e%pcnirr n
Il awef 10 Whist Is termed q luilo ,; trunk.
TO her aHgzm0ut AMI hoffu. q snake
scared up tcli: her fr hmpl waste
H.i Oh. dmegr to, llt q 9,a liiT end
hr,y. Shsrn sgralinr. down 'a.r. r1r
j h B,r brother. ho 8a. in .iej au.rc.
~ BOB, sen 10 hcr a5. 'sncc. and preceded
her letin ~ stairs. ,lo .aahe vas not 10
be seen. anl the gsuilsmah ,lougit Il mu.t
lave been his 81 ter Imagination, 20, nllcr
.rmo little time. ,hc search MAS given up.
iue following morning G canary. lAal 81.
why's hung ~ hc laly ropu. Wss missina.
and 20 llol - into toe care, the make lag
epioi up ct the bottom cl H.. sua al d..
rehirrel ol the bnl ky bis side. 1bcre
s1s no diaealiy n Destroying the snakg.
sud 4 was discovered to be shat i termed
. freeu snake, whose ratue IS 20 make a
spring 90 the eye, WHEN death Immediately
enslcs. The marvel shuv The reptile lived
50 lsas.anI the lady escaped.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

u<a. Om merchants have ncnrly ~ ~.
turned, bringing with them their new Good
The sIylcs iLiafpfing arc beautiful, indeed
Nov Is the time, labca; pitch IN. and 60
first choice.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

ILtqiog The ol,et,nhri m N
last. Cor Secretary Of ,iale, f.nll.i lnI
lows 4, A. Bruuehai, Democrat lil'
q y llorpcr, Opposition. ~ bul lti,
interest Wa taken, ~ uo vote rlpNa
tact, ma polls we're opanel At %fe'orll pro.
c,ncts In he County
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

r9-A lnoily will case Is before tie
Courts at Baltimore. A wealthy mn.
Samuel Stevens. diei. Some time rrcv;Oas
TO his death bs erased his " am and
also The names Of the signcrs 10 his will
and wrote uaisr it. iatcnd 10 msks an
other uili-so watch he attached h.s n,me.
Nc e.her hos lecn found. but lots .. lisi~s-
ton 10 the consequence.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

easptxs wAsrft.-whcre Is tia, Sai.
ll<s and ksyncs.mshcr thu, vss going to
open In Pamela and make = fortunel We
spe snxicss 70 sec him.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

10y They have 20, q steam FIRE engine,
nov, IN Memphis, called The J. D. Dam
busy. The ncs "sleam squirt" was made
by Agaev, Of philai,lphie.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

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a. eyaef ~ ai'ttl fti - tHrf 81
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