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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18

"A MxrAL STEAMSHIP TO CRoss THE AT
LAETIc IN SIX DAYs--There is scheme
before some Of the aristocracy, says the
English' Aining Journal Of means and great
ton, ostensibly TO develop Mr.. Clares
patented ideas In metal shipbuilding-in the
construction Of q craft capable of steaming
twenty -one knots an hour, proof to fire,
water and wind, TO take the Queen 10 New
York in six days, and Lord Palmerston round
the world in sixty days, which his lordship
has promised he win do with the inventor.
The great object TO be achieved Is to prove
TO the world that ships can be built in
accordance with Clare's life-preserving prin-
deep, and that marine iransit can be made az
gafs ss railways on land thereby reducing
ioeaea 70 minimum. - ~ 1nist
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18
DdISCnL14ANEoUs.
HALLlS PATENT.

HALL, CARROLL & CO.,
Nos. IS nnd ~ East CoIunibia-strest.
vUy4E MOST REIIABIR FIRE AND
n BURGLAR PROOF SAFEs.--rhey have given
We offer reward of ONE THOUSAND DOE-
LARSto any person that can, up 20 the present ti0
preserve their contents.
with this SAFE we challenge all competition, an
being the bost Fire Proof, Burglar Proof or Fire
and Burglar Proof now made; and are willing tp test
with any establishment In the Union, and the PARTY
failing first 70 forfeit to tho other tho sum of $4,000
We prepared to furnish better Safe and qt loss
cost, than any other manufacturer In tho United
States. VI ~ U
Second hand Safes Of other makers also on hand.
We respectfully invite the public to call and exam
iue our stock before purchssfng elsewhere
HALL, CARROLL & CO.,
Aul2-ay Nos. Is and II East Columhia-strest
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18

AZ UsFnoslgABLn Poar RoU1s. "A letter
g ths Toronto (CGnada) Ledger, from the
tep River settlement chronicles the arrival
81 mail bag there, having been conyeyed
thither nom Fort William BY 1--WE men, who
Mefe nlnetcen days making thei Journey
khe Day Contained lust -four newspapers, and
ns conveyance would cost over eaO6. "a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18

CULTIVATION on GRAPHS AND PEACHES IN
THr SourH.--A writer in Aiken contributes
the fbllowing information to the LanrensviIle
Is. % Herald
The orchards, especially of peaches, in the
vicinity, are very extensive and very profit
able. Some, by peach orchard alone, real
i1e annually some $4,000 TO $4,000 and
nothing pays better profits 10 the farmer foi
time and attention. The lands are extremely
poor, and suitable only to this culture and
that of grapes Vineyards often yield $4,000
and are being extensively cultivated. There
are fortunes 10 be made yet in Laurens Dis
triet by the peach and grape culture; and iu-
stead of planting poor and worn out land
every year in corn and cotton, and losing
our labor, were we to plant some fifty acres
in peaches or twenty in grapes, and attend
them properly, we would realize, with little
labor, thousands Of dollars, where now the
crop puts US in debt IA ( Il lSl.sf ''Iet m
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18
A DMINIsTRATOR,s sALE.--IN PUB

A DMINISTRATOR,s sALE..-IN PUR.
n SUANCE TO an order of the Probate Court o.
Hamilton County, 70 me directed, will offer for sale
on the 9th DAY OF September, A, d. 1860, ai
three O'Clock in the afternoon on the premises, the
following described real estate, to-wit:
The west half OF tho north west quarter OF section
eight In Township seyep, south Of range two east In
the district Of lands subject 60 sale at Lima, Ohio
containing eighty acres, situate NJ tho county o
Mercer and State of Ohio, and being the same prop
erty conveyed to Clemens Kramer by Patent OF th.
United States, dated October TO- ls44, and recorded
~ vol 2g, page los, of the Records of the Genera
Land Qfice. r.
Appraised at $500.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash on day of sale and
the residue thereof in and two years thereafter
with interest from the day Of sale 10 be secured BY
mortgage on the premise. J, B. l.. SCHULTZ,
Administrator OF John II. Schultz, deceased.
fJy3l-amI
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18

a isi te1l9 ~ i4dasf 20 fDafsis ad
- ~ ~ afss A,ad. ists't - ~ igfa 10
ialss 10 !
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18

IuE DAlL Il Il IOltAOO.
-
sATgnpAx g.li;Il!ll:e I e'sH e
Iron the New York Home Journal.l
THE FEAnFuI UfIsNGB or YEARS.
Al E77I0.7lf ffsfis .l,fl--<---A ht01UaH sdf
The hour 90 prayed for-wenry years are ned
Thc parted long, the yendeEsr, eomss AZ last "a
How have strugEisd through the loitering past a
And lpDRed 10 rcech this haren-hour Of bllssl % ts
now tRsi SOC tbee, bear AZ thee, e ieeI tScs nigh
kshrink into . dull cold apathyi 4. % 40, u
..ss'st. Aud ell that might have beeni1 iatraa
Hoth II all past and can We never, neserai-N rpra
BE - w were.in years nov hed ioreverl u sn 8
.s.ler. nsrer rnorei e py DAYS have passed -.
In Ns''at weavi1e fsr dreams q thee; "a
md foldly lingering o'eE = those parted DAYS -.
Xnd nov meet thee, clasp thy hand Al last. ~
stnd gsze inle Che asPtRs ef thoss de5ls eyes
And Know tSss t S,sS ever shah eow assin
I... II i. Aud yet--''It might have beenr-
XSdIssS and iSScd tiii death shOuldSii % part
Now nausAt rs9slIRp but that drs'r word " Fare
aa'is better so--ipr We have grown epart- vi
eFI7Ir The dream Of youth r. osri a ia
Fd x SsS cs.nSsS 9s tEss TsSe s aS
fSs fSs SA dSfSs Ss u 3 shief sosd not reach
thee ever either in thought or speech
I'hona oJ. srsl9 aRi 'aIIfS have s Is Bosn
ones could touch thee, in thoee vanished years;
And new1 can not see fhee for my tears.
unoiasp this hand that lies 50 chill in thine
rhis trembling hand-it hath no power 10 hloes!
Why clasp Il fondly nowl
ift trenhles-but for very helpiessness;
0ae ae % moment s Sses he e'iSa tess - nssrs ~ae
-And wander softly through thie clustering hairi
81 might have besns in youth we cry SAmenl''
IN sge-1'I might have been
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18

MANUFACTURERS OF BAH, SHEET
1NA and Boiler Iron, Plow slabs, Aailroad Spikes,
nM,a.reroomS' No. ~ East Beccndatrset. oinoinnaH
ES-AIl kind Iron made 10 orosr.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18
Wines and Liquors.

SPARKLING CATAWBA WINE, STILL
RSsSsdira wiSs 9d PSqr6o6 Whisky Qd French
Selected especially for medicinal use. For sale by
- ALBERT ROSS, Druggist,
jys y, n. W. cor. Central. av. and Elghth st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18
The Forest Trees OF America Compared
with These of Europe.

with These of Europe.
During the recent session of the United
States Agricultural Society at Washington,
DR.. }. G. Cooper, of the Smithsonian Insti-
tute, delivered an interesting lecture before
the Society, on "The Forest Trees Of Amer
ica," illustrating his subject with compari-
cons with the distribution of European
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18

0LR CASTLE SOAP; LOWS BROWN
Lind s9sp Noes Rose Soap geranium Soap Musk
SoiRi uie-ins Honey soaRj Glenns Brown Wind
80 ALBERT ROSS, bruggist' ~
yyo b. W. cor. Oentral-av and EiRhth.st
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

matured strength, she. will abide in
the Union, and, under the Constitu-
ton, maintain Liberty. o.
Let us hope that good counsels may
yet prevail ; that differences may be
composed by a return to the faith of
the Fathers, and to the original policy
of the Republic !; and that our whole
country, thus relieved from existing
causes of ~dissension, may once more
present to the admiration of the world
the spectacle of a great and prosper
Gus community of truly Uuited States,
protected in their industry and defend
ed in their rights by the equal laws
and impartial administration of State
and Federal Governments. To this
end, at least, let no effort of ours be
wanting.
S. P. CHASE.
COLUMBUS, January 2, 1860.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

TIMELY ADVICE. The editor of the Msfica
Refornier remarks that, as in the spring and carly
summer, the scnsibilities of the digestive organs
are increased, the full diet Of winter will, IT,
persisted in inauce fever This by no means a
new discovery. The ancients named the month
of February. when their spring began, from
fJrVnl a fever, and wisely recommended as =
perOgative for the, heats of summer udicious
exercise, light diet, and the full and free pse OF
water.
Professor Holloway. the distinguished Eng
liSh practitioner, has done something more than
this. He has discovered AMI introduced two
new remedies for all the arrangements incident
to u change of temperature, which have saved
the lives of thousands of unaclimated travellers
and s~ojoniners, in every region between the
equator and the poles When a sudden trans
itisn from could to heat produces dyspepsia,
liver complaint, fever, diarriioa or dysentery,
HoILowAY's Pills seem 70 snbdue the disturb
ance in the system at once, and to bring all its
functions into harmony with the new atmos-
pl1cIic influences by which it is surrounded
Where the shock occasioned by the change at
fcctS the skino or glands, the Ointment in COM
bination with the Pills, soon puts the external
organization into a healthy condition.
q Under these circumstances, common prudence
suggests he propricty of having both remedies
always at hand at the commencement Of sum-
mer, and providing a supply of them before
starting On a journey or voyage. In this eli
mate, summers and autumn are, unquestionahly.
the seasons most prejudicial to health, and
therefore nothing should be lest undone that
will have the effect of fortifying and bracinV
the system, purifying the blood. and putting
the. digestive apparatus in good working order.
So Tar rs our observation goes, H~ulluway's Pills
will infalliably secure these results. Families
who have habitually used them for wears as a
Spring, Summer. and Fall medicine, declare
u complete exemption from the complaints
usual at thosa seasons has lren the inyariahle
on their exhibition. This we can
readily believe, knowing as we do that they
exercise a triple influence upon the internal or,
gIns. They purify the fluids, remove obstruc-
toms, ana inNlgorate the digestive powers
There are few systems SO healtiip as not to rer
qnire such helps At this critical period Of tho
and it is therefore obvious that a course
OF Holloway's Pills is proper, as q protective
measure Boston Journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

CONGIlESS.-Thc House adjourned over
from Friday till Tuesday. The greater part of
the session TuesdAy and Wednesday was oCcu-
pied in a speech from Mr.. Boyce, of South Gar
DINA. "Wednesday evening anOths r ballet for
Speaker was taken, Sherman lacking threc of
the number Of votes necessary to elect. The
adoption of the plurality rule. or the voluntary
absence of enough of the ''balance of power
members to enable those II ming to elect,
seem to be the only means Of c~fecting an or
ganizltion; and Of either taking place there at
pr sent appears to be but little prospect.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

A-speciai dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
says IL general caucus of the Republican mem
bcrs of the Legislature was held Wednesday
night, for the purpose uf considering the Sem
at9rial question. All the members we're pres
ent except nine, four Senators and five Repro
sentatives. After a general interchange of SEN
tinlent the caucus, without taking any action,
adjourned till next Wednesday evening. The
Gazette correspond Mt says nine-teuths of those
present were friends of Gov, Chase, and pre-
diets that he will be nominated aud elected
without serious opposition. o..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

OHIO LEGTSLATURE.Afhis body convened
Monday last. = In the Senate Lieut.. Governor
WeIker presided, and organization was perfect
ed by the election of the following officers
Clerk, ID. w. rhodes, Of Delaware; first assis-
tant, NJ. s.. Morrow, of Tuscarawas; sesoidias-
sistant, E.. A. Higgins, of Wood; Sergeant-at-
Arms. W. H. Greene, Of Montgomery; first as
sistant, S. w. Sands of vinton; second assistant,
John Wallace, Of Madison. A'h lhd mon
4iaIni the House, Richard @ Parsons. of Cuyaho-
ga, was elected Speaker; Clerk, r.. b. Cowan,
Of Belmont; first assistant, L. M Eanborn, of
Stark; second assistant, F. ReidIingy of Erie;
stttgeant-at-Aiims, Josephw arriek, of. Warren;
first assistant, T. J.aDavis, Of Morrow; second
assistant, S. w Edwards, of Huron OF
All the officers, elected in both Houses are of
course Republicans, ~ e-I iri'na
In 10th Houses. on Monday, nothing further
was done THAI to adopt the usual preliminary
resolutions, and listen to the reading by the res
,pcctive Clerks of the Governor Message,
On Tuesday and Wednesday a number of bills
were introduced in both Housewife most i'm
portant Of which will be noticed hereafter. A
mong them werc the following. possessing local
interest : In the Senate, by Mr.. Jones, '.author-
ling the Commissioners Of Delaware comfy to
borrow money to supply a deficiency in the
Caunty Treasury by Ar,. Burr, in the House,
ito amend an act entitled an act to provide n
giinst the evil, resulting f ON the sale of in
tcxiclting liquors iii the State of Ohio passed
May lSt, 1884, it
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

Branch, of North Carolina, challenged Grow,
of Pa. on Saturday last, in consequence Of the
difficulty that occurred between them in the
House the previous day. Grow took the same
position that senator Wilson did when chNllen-
ged by Brooks he refused to RECOGNIZES the re-
quiremcnts Of the code but stands prepared
to defend himself against assaults of whatever
nature they may be or from whatevar source
they may come. n--
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

The Hancock Jeffersonian says a Wild hog
which comprise nearly a thousand acres OF y =
broken wilderness, a few days ago. The tusks
OF the animal measured eight and a haifinohss
IN length, aud before he was captared, he mads
several vicious attempts TO disable the dogs hy
means OF his formidable weapons. His
would be 500 pounds.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

Hon. WM. DESSIsoS. Governor elect, viii be
inaugurated at 10 o'clock a. m. on Monday
next; the ceremony to take place in the Repre-
sent ltives' Hall.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
GoYERNoR,s MESsAGE.-We alive to-day,

GOVERNORS MESSAGE@We give to-day,
to the exclusion of our usual variety, the last
annual message Of Gov. Chase, who vacates on
Monday next the office he has filled the past
four year? WITH SO much credit To himself and
honor to the State Like those which have
preceded it, it is well written, replete with mat
tiers of ipterest to our people, and a model doc
iunhent of its kind. His numerous suggestions
in reference to matters of State policy are foam
ded in wisdom and sound Judgment, and will
generally receive the popular appreciation Lit
tie space is devoted to the discussion'of Natien-
al affairs; but in what he does say the senti-
ments expressed arc eminently patriotic, liberal
and conservative, and viii be heartily respond
ed to by the great mass Of the. people Of the
State. ' -"' ''"' "'@N " "A7' ""
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
DeGanare Ga1z1;tlffe.
Delaware. Jan. ., 1850.
COLUMBUS, January 2, 1860.

Il. TIL oMS ON Editor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

u % gsoI d seo,Is4E ses o-szav Boy IT
%3FEA AAs & i
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

,nce. That at Cincinnati, more recently be-
gun, is yet to make proof of its efficiency for
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-29
Constipation or costiveness.

No on, " the "aany Ills lesh Is hcir to- IL 50
prevalent, 81 little Understood, and 81 much neg.
'cssi as to.tiyenes.. Uf,en originating ~ care.
~ir.sn.ss. % sed, ntary habits |; Is regarded -. u
slight disorder u too little oon.cqn.ncc to excite
snsi.i,, while 10 reality !, IL the precursor and
eoinpanius Of many ~ the most fatal and j NIGER.
III. diseases, aud unless early erad,catsd II will
bring tho sufferer to an antimcly grave. Anon.
he lighter evils VI which cp.ti,sn.s. 10 the usual
~tt"ndant are Headache, Cole, Rheumatism, Foul
Breath, Pile, aud other. Of \ like nature, While u
.1ns train ~ ~trigh,fui diseases such ~ Malignant
fescts, Abes.se,, Dy.entary, Diarthun, Dyspepsia
Apoplrsy. Epilepsy, psrs y.is, t~iyst"tia, liyl"c,n.
%drins's, MELANCHOLY and insanity, hrs, Indicii. their
rresenc. in the sys,sm By tn. aistn'ng symptom.
No, anirrqlanoly the disease. named originate ~
tvnsti patton. hut take on m ihdrr endsns existence
unless the cause Is erad,cated IN m sarly stage.
FROM all these con.idsrauors 4 ~fsilo~s that thu
disorder should recsivs immediate attention ~hsn.
ever 1t occurs. AMI ~ person should neglsc, to .c,
n bon u cerhslis Pills on the ar.t appearance Il
the complaint, ~ their timely ~. viil espcll the
irsidgpas approaches - disease and destroy this
dangerous Toe to human life.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-29

TENNESSEE BASKs.--0n monday al the
Tennessee Banks suspended, and no longer
redeem their is.ues with coin. This step
Na' strongly urged by a large number Of
the mer chants. and business men generally
Of VI mphi.. AM. II the suspended
D j ~ i.p' a LIBERAL policy. and i &.
c solve n reliable paper. Il vii ~.
T la e 80 tslrf TO ptr .ua ri : people ;
u 'i'ign N our opinion a great financial
r '"luiicn viii certainly and qnickly be vi /.
o ts.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-29

4FHptnst I. The %iss1fis sgh W. shlsh "a
iale mssss shash any i%sfi,iieh sbaieVsf from
tha hitafsl state n Ne bfaih, aal giessl IL tHs
Ighth NAV w. luakeI ~ ~ s4fasntfi inisHeI
~ figs notice n DISEASE Thist might Uthefsss
tsaits attentiuh, tll 600 lsis ~ be fsms1is1 aaa
ts pIlsttipns should nafsf BE- neg eaisi Head
teift eft W. classified uhIsf tsa nimes, VI
nfflmiiic tnd iliupailc IS mptpm tie haaJ
lfia u exceedingly ennm anl " the pffeuf.uf
~ q sfert sifsiy n Diseases, ampnf shich afs
irpplsiy, i,ugi. Hhssm,iism sol ail febfils d..
saies. w IL nervous form u - sympathetic Il
dselse " ne stnmHah constituting sics hra1srhe,
W hsphiic disease constituting biliun. head iriir,
~ slims, constipation and ultef disorders u the
hnsels, ~ veil ~ senal nBI uterine SELECTIONS.
~iIses,s. " tbs heart are very frequently s%,toni.i
With headaches tas ns AL Plethora tte tlsu
10 elton. which frequently occasion headache
ldiuptthic heaiicke il . - very cuismon, brtng
usually distinguished b, the maine of ur,spu. head.
ache, : neiimes CONT 4 on suddenly In u state II
ntpnfently sound health md pfy.tfsUng nj upce
lhf mental and pl,s,oal Energies, tnJ ~ niheT %.
.iunef- u oUincs on slow y, hsralied by isptc, son
o. spirits OF acefbity 81 temper. In most in.lln.
cet the pain 10 IN the front " the head, over oni
W both eyes, and sometimes ptovo.ing vomiting
under tbs class my also BE- named Neuralgia.
FOR he treatment ~ either class ~ Il.sdich. III,
t'ephtlic pills have been found n sure and sii,
REMEDY, relieving the most ncul, pain. 10 a lev
minuie., and by It's subtle power rradic,ilng ib'
diseases u which he,dtebe !. the uDsIi.sg InieI
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-29

ect! - and very extensive. and We
e. fat tHgHl gbi Town 10 the loves, POI
III prices.
~ TEL gss,,ial to osr friend. for the
very ly.rai snare Of patronage already b..
slowed upon n, anil hope BY s,pl,ea. ap-
~ eaton to the interest ef our frien.ls anil
he public generally 10 mcri, the same anil
n view # the fact ,hst our purchase ,hi.
TALL J. large snd taking in consiieution the
shor,ns.s Of the prr.en. crop, Ne have
markell our goods a, the lowest possible
prices.
Please give uss call before buying el..
where. We Ike to sheu goois vae,hsr "
can sell or not.
kEnH 1 .oRSBY.
psashs - ~ iseA sss-a.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-29

NV ADyERTIsEvENTs.-Wr would call
particular attention to the .'ad." in to.days'
paper. viz: Banks Born Planter. ri which
We have more than once expressed our
opinion. and would again say ,ha, the in.
sen,icn Of our couu,y-man, W. c. Bahks,
is the best Com Planter ,vr~ produced
Weaibcrsfcrl, Simpson, 1 Co.. obe Of the
best houses in the city Of Memphis, and
veil worthy a trial by the good people Of
Pamela. Several legal notices Of import.
snce.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Wearc in receipt Of two new books from
the popular house Of Clcycs 4 Walden. en-.
titled Life and Correspondence Of JOINS
T. QrrraAS." by J. +. II. Claiborne, and
The Four Georges with illustrations, by
". VI. Thackeray.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-29

CotnoaA CIrfzsS.-Thc last number of
this neat and sprigh,ly paper comes to MS
greatly enlarged and improved. anil is nov
me II the bcs, country papers IN Mi..issip-
pt. We are always gl,i to 'oe .rrh %eviien-
ce' II our peoples appreciation Of home
industry anil cn,crprise.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-29
Untpo.r. -Mii.u, want. you 10 send her q hnr II

Brtposr Mis.u, wants you 10 send her u bon u
Crphnlic Glue, no, a bottle u Prepared Glut,--
I'm thfusing ls,'s MT jas. !, j, neither but per.
htp, yell be afther knowing = bat Il u. " see
.ts'. nigh dead aud gone with the stick headache,
and want, sins more VI that ,ains AS relaised her
before.
iHucGsr.. You must mean spaliing'. Cephalie
Pills.
%lIHipGrt % ooh sure and now you've .ei IL,
here's tht qnsrther and q, ms the Pill, aud don.
be al dry about IL aIthcl,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-29

A Bm llAUL-Our friends Sterling
Harris and a. J. Browder. with others.
whilst f.hiaei in Bobo Lake On Monday last,
caugh, over nine hundred Ash at one haul Of
the seine. Now. this may seem a big fish
story. Int !, IS true, We saw and ate some
II the fsh.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-29

MooRE's SEWING MacHtSr.-Bv refer.
~nre to our advertising columns you will
see the report Of the Committee, appointed
~ our Agricultural Society, on ,bi. ex-
ecIlent machine. which. for simplicity. ,x-
s~eilence, durability and e~heapness. stands
uhrivslled. is for sale in this COUNTY. It 10
very simple, consequently not liable to get
ont OF order: and the stitch is as subs,an-
'al ahi as nsa, as that made by any Of the
hehPricei machines. Every nsishbOrhOOi
"a our county has hal one IN il for the las,
"dlvs months, aud We have never ye, heard
any ounpliint against ,aeu. We have
ourselves seen one ir eonstpn, u.e for the
past ysar 10 Ne entire sssirr, ssiss Of ssr
~sss'ss NJ" ssd ~ spssh ksssinsIy
- - ~ shss the 80 Mo- . nseLinc
"scrsh Is much y Sny .ses:ns machine
sHrs.sd.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-29
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Doiap NJ PoLIcE--This body will holl
a special meci.oe IN Monday, the 10Th Of
December, for the appointment, Of School
Commissioners. and the transaction of 9th.
or business connected with tho school fund
Of Pinola county.