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, 1861-01-17


The New York 1Isaes severely critici:cs the
conduct Of Capt, llcGow::n in the affair of the
Star Of Tic 1'ea. That journal says tina. iis
orders were, if fired upon, to hoist tit. ilag Of
the United States and also = R:a:aut. ..ag. which
latter would have infor1uel M.ior Au;:ers un
that the vessel was u1lez government orders,
sad claimed the protection Of Fort Sumter.
He also had orders to bca Ii the vessel, it nee
essary, as near tothc fort Is possible, launch
tho boats, ALLOW the soldiers to show them
selves and mako a bela rasl: for tic for1, ,,u-
der such protection a. tho guns Of Siuioc At
dcEsou were able to extend. Tic Ti',rs in
hists that had Can't McGow:n not lost his
presence Of mind at tue critical moment, and
thereby forgot his orders, 1I,}or Anderson
would now lave under his command two hun.
dred additional men AID all the supplies
needed for etandir. IretInc.el siege.
, 1861-01-17

THA9ER's.-We understand that Nj. Ttzyer
will open his new store under the Sherman
mun House in about week Chicago can
boast Of her elegant buildings as we'll as any
other city, but We think there is no city in the
world which can boast Of q finer store than
this Of Mr. TAayer's. The counters, As well AZ
au other parts Of the store, are carved marble,
and when finished will be 4 most superb af.
fair. The. marble work is done by Me*szs.
Schureman i Melick, who are also doing the
m>zble work Of the new Sherman House. We
certainly have good reason for speaking IN
high praise Of our mechanics, when NC see
such worknaniike Jobs as this store.
TEyEMxxr HorsEs-From ell sources We
learn that good tenement houses a1e unusu'
ally scarce for this season Of the year, and will
be in demand In the spring. This does not
apply manfestly TO very large class Of the
structures occupied By our tenant world
The City mi"'iopi;1ieleanx f,1si. and 7es'
tbs undersigned Committee Of Arrange
ments wcnld respectfully tender their thanks
the recent exhibition of Tablcaux and Ladies'
Festival in behalf Of the works Of charity, n
connection with the City Mission, and would
sta:c thst the net proceeds resnlted N hana-
-sone docat4e1, exceeding $4oo.
Not the lesst~ :istactory us the universal
good will aud Learty eKorts made n It's oehalt,
and the generous RESPONSE On every nano 10
contribute in carrying out the oaiert.
Especial thanksare due to T. B. Bg3sr, ESD,
for the generous use Of his hall; also t. Ir-
T. ?. Tracy, artist, for his skillful getting up
and management Of the series OF tab1eauI; to
Nr. L. D. Bradley for his valuable services in
the same; and to Mr. McVicker for the use Of
costumes, scenery, etc.
We1egret that many we're Disappointed in
ming, as announced, but it WAS unavoidable,
owing to the demand Of costumes needed else
Where. HARMON 8. NEWELL,
J. THoRSE C1ARKEoS,
FREDERICK DICKINSON.
J. E. W1LRISs,
.Jn1Ty f. SPENCER
, 1861-01-17

BAPTIST MISSION SABBATH ScuooLs.-At
the late quarterly meeting of the Chicago
Baptist Union, 0 variety Of interesting matter
was reported relative the Mission Sabbath
Schools Of that denomination in this city,
from which the following:
The Shields School, under the care Of the
First Church, has moved their building on the
lot donated by lady whose name the school
worth 1900. The school numbers more than
three hundred pupils, aud there is now among
the older scholars good deal Of religious in
terest.
under the care Of the First Church, has In
creased from thirteen to one hundred and
thirty pnpils. This is among q. foreign popu,
latlon, chiefly Germans and Swclcs. More
than ordinary religious influence is manifest
at the present time among the scholars Of this
school
The Tabernacle Church has Just completed
ahouse to accommodate q Mission school at u
cost Of $500. The school, We understand. Is
very prosperous. The Union Park Churnh
have school on Chicago avenue, in the north
vest part Of the eity, With an attendance Of
two Mission schools, one at JeffEEson, eix
miles from this city, The Liberty Street
School, In the south part Of the city numbers
$50 scholars.
4 PASTORAL CnANGE---Wo referred day or
two since to the fact that the Plymouth Con
gregntional Church in this city had giyen
call to Rev. Mr. Corning, Of Milwaukee,. The
following trorn the Milwaukee .Sentsnd has a
bearing on the matter:
"On Monday evening Mr.. Corning Ut f6e
First Presbyterian Church Of this city, FORM
ally offered his resignation to the Society.
The reasons stated were of UNCONVENTIONAL
character, Nj. Corning evidently not feeling
At home under the dictation Of a Synod or
Presbytery.
The congregation have become very much
attached to him, and his departure tiil be re-
GREETED by al. We believe his present dcsti-'
nation will be Chicago. o..
~Go to- John Jones's, 119 Dearborn s.seet, and
get yoar c1othc. elcancd and repaired.
~call on Dubois at 1os Dearborn street, base
snent OF Portland Bloc, and Gct jour Sign Patn..
Ing done eheaply. .-. - J.: dee1a.a4t
r Sea advertisement: Of ], F. Brierly In aa-
other column. It Is, as 1t stntes, something new.
|" iasess:'. ~: --.;.. - - :.. ::
#Al1 SHOULD rot fail TO read the ad7estisemeot
Of Prot Wood IN to-daT's paper, ec5l7
, 1861-01-17

WlMAs.-The great Wizard and ycntrilo.
quist, Wyman, is here aud drawing and de-
Lighting crowds at Kingsbu1y Hall each
evening.
, 1861-01-17

PROPERTY EsTRAr.-At the City Marshal's
office owners are wanted for 3 pair Of pants,
two buffalo robes, four watches and some other
clothing, believed to be stolen
, 1861-01-17

On Monday tic 1ith Inst, by tie Rev T. IT, C1arkson
the Init John High. Jr- nil oE this city. "
~ At i reisnst RoSt: NesSad Fop4 D. c nes 18th 1s
LlcENT '. BLANCHARD, caus Liter Of Seth Blanch
, 1861-01-17

COLLISION CASE SET11ED.-Wc learn from
Detroit that the suits pending for several days
in the United States District Court In that city,
between the owners Of the propellers Mineral
Rock and Wabasl, Valley, the latter owned by
4 Z. Goodrich Of this city, hare been settled
Each party Is to pay half the damages sustain
ed by the collision, with rcscryationnsto rights
Of Insurancc Companies.
, 1861-01-17
~ 49,

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At Evanston On tho 18th Inst. SOPHIA, vile Of A. T.
Sherman. -
The funeral will take place on Saturday afternoon at
2sT'elock Tho 6icnds Of the deceased arc respect.
fully invited to attend,
, 1861-01-17

4 Fire Alarm Telegraph.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors ofthc
Fircn,en's Benevolent Association, held at
their Hall on Tuesday, the Sth inst, the follow.
ing resolution was adopted and ordered pub
lishcd:
Resolved, That the President and Secretary OF
the Board Of Directors of the " F'iremen's Be-
ncvolcnt Association of the city Of Chicago,' II
be instructed By tho Directors Of said Board
to petition the Legislature Of this State now in
session I'm behalf Of said Board to SO amend
our charter that the revenue hereafter accru-
ing to us from Forcigu Insurance Companies,
erection and maintenance OF Fire Alarm Tel.
egraph, md for the general benefit Of the prs.
e1t Steam Fire Department
P. P. WOOD, Sec.
, 1861-01-17

L4RcESr-Two men, George. Steele ahas
Smith, and q. Vosc, have been arrested charged
with larceny Of gloves. pocket Knives, finite,
and'other small articles.
, 1861-01-17

MADISON sTHEET.-supt- Gage Is putting
the Madison street trackin osden and the cars
commence running tomorrow.
, 1861-01-17

PRor. YouNASs THIS EVENING on " TaE
GREATEST REVOLUTION OF HISTORY"
these exciting times, with rumors Of war On
every breeze, 1t Is desirable to be posted up in
the matter Of revolutions. History is full Of
them; but how arc VIC to determine which is
The greatest9 Each nation is apt to regard
the revolution which gave it an independent
existence as new epoch in its government or
institutions Is greatest In the annals OF time;
but how shall wa compare them. We eus-
pect that the Doctor is going to elucidate that
grand rcgulsion Of the worlds ideas which has
given rise to modern civilization. This is a
magnificent theme, and whatever the line Of
thoughtpulsued 1t will be handled with ability
and power.
, 1861-01-17

kNEw QCAnTEns.-Thc Michigan Southern
Railroad Company have leased one Of the clc-
giant stores under the new shezuaan Honse on
Clark street, and will occupy II With their
offices early In February.
, 1861-01-17

nKS. SMALL s. BEEBE have
So removed to thc!r New oG1cc Rooms,
No. l0e Washington Street,
Whcrc they prepared to attend to their professional
cal!s ~ Mediclze sad Surgery At a hours q he day
and 1lght. ialEdSS81m
, 1861-01-17
THE, CITY

SUPERIOR couRr.-The January term com:
meuced On Monday.
, 1861-01-17

WTANTED.-A Grain Buyer for
one ofthc largest mills In this State, 10 pa1ts
Of cash means liberal offer will be made. Call Of
aduress loon Massasott Houae, Chlcaso, this day
, 1861-01-17

Personal Hon. Edgar C. Cowan, Hon. ].
z. sanderson. Of Pa; Prof Youmans, New
York; DR.. J. G. Holland, Of. Mass Hon:
Alien Campbell, President New York and Har-
lem Railroad, azo at the fremont House.
, 1861-01-17

TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
Il worth of Boots and Shoes for sale. VIII take
half cash. and balance In real estate Address r O.
Boz H93, Ehiea-u nj tnliyfrr
, 1861-01-17

~Au SHOULD rot fail to read the advertisement
| OF Prof. Wood IN to-day's paper, ec5l7
, 1861-01-17

STORE FEosrs.-The wooden buildings on
the East side Of Dearborn street, opposite tho
Post Office, have broke out violently into store
fronts md constitute IN imposing addition to
our business ceutre
, 1861-01-17

c. z. SCRIHE.N, Adrsrti<in3 Agent, G. Dsar-
toTn st., Is authorized to reeeire Advertisements for
this and al the leading Papers Of tAs lNo-tAge,s
, 1861-01-17

W1MAS's sESTEHrA1SNEsTs.-At KiDgsbu1y
Hall Inst evening, Wyman the Wizard drew
and entertained a crowded Hohse:- He will
continue to do the same the remaining eve
uIngs Of the week
, 1861-01-17

F1nEs-The Fire Department were called
ont twice yesterday. At ii 4. NJ, . fire was
discovered in the upper part ofa vacant house
on the corner Of Blue Island Avenue and
Twelfth street. It was easily cxtinguished.
Believed to be the work Of IN inccudiary.
About three o'clock the alarm was given for
the Second District, but proved after long
run to be false. We need the Fire Alarm Tel
cyraph.
, 1861-01-17

~cal1 on Dubois At 1o3 Dearborn street, base
snent OF Portland Blocz, and gcs jour Sign Paint.
tnc done cheaply.. !, dec1aa4t
, 1861-01-17

CAPT. SAN. Wu1TINo-On the inside Of this
issue we publish the statement of Capt. Sam.
Whiting, the gallant captain Of tho steamship
Marion, who "nevcr sailed under any other
flag than the stars and stripes, and never
would" It will be read with interest by many
Of our readers, since Capt. Whiting has multi
tudes Of friends throughout the West, us one
OF the most popular Of steamboat captains.
, 1861-01-17

BURGLARS CACoHT-Thc Colby House, on
the co.ner of Wells and Washington streets,
was entered n few nights since and robbed Of
5000 worth Of property. Parties believed to
be the burglars were yesterday; arrested und
will be examined to-day.
, 1861-01-17

T OST.-On Harrison street, be-
~ tween St2te aud Clark. 4 right hand Otter Fur
Glove. III: finder Will be suitably rewarded By re-
turning the sa11e to this office. tat7Is9t5t
, 1861-01-17

The New SHERMAN HousE.-Thc worImen
are making good progress on ths interior, and
the joiner work is being rapidly got out. The
stores on both street fronts are receiving their
tenants,
, 1861-01-17

STREET CLEASSG.-Somc Of the Bridewcll
birds wcreout yesterday on South Clark street
cleaning AWAY the acramulations Of ice that
choked the sewer mouths aud In the state OF
that threatened to extensively food sidewalks
and haSement6
, 1861-01-17

Tue TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION Tos1aur.-Thc
printers hayo their annual festival md ball at
the Briggs House this evening. lit will be d
brilliant affair. Carriages ready at So r. II.
Srnnar nj Sr se x
, 1861-01-17

Prof. 1oEMASs To-N1GuT.-Our lecture pub
lie will be glad TO learn That Prof Youmans,
always popular with our Chicago audiences,
and one Of the most Instructive md eloquent
and instructive Of lecturers, is to girc tonight
at Metropolitan Ball his lecture on "The
Great Revolution Of History.'
, 1861-01-17

1A1TATlvE.-Wc noticed l. day OF two since
on the West side, party Of go-ahead urchins
busy in getting up skating pgk. They had
succeeded in flowing IN enclosed tract Of few
square rods, and werc waiting for freeze. A
paacard on a board announced Good seating
thecp." !
, 1861-01-17

.gT See advertisement: Of J. F. Bricrly In an-
other column. It Is, as 1t states, something new.
, 1861-01-17

The Bn1pGEroRr Row-stin other parties
hara been arrested and held to bail for the
Bridgeport affair, the etabbins Of 9th by Pat
rick Cash. Before Justice Millikcn, John
Kayanaush aud Krrcn Cash have been arrest
cd for participating in that aflair, and bound
over to the Circuit Court in the sum OF 5000
bill each
, 1861-01-17

Go to John Jones's, 11s Dearborn street, aal
cet roar clothes elcancd and repaired. -
, 1861-01-17

ITO RENT The three story brick
l. house. No. 81 Buffalo strrct with water cas
ana 81 o:her modern Improvements. call at j. ii,
Clark street iaf-yfn.
, 1861-01-17

TO RENT.-A tirst-class three
ssos5 brick house. With ssoue front and all mod
ern improSements S9. ~ South May street. between
Washington a1d Madisoo. VIII sell rent part Of thc
fn5E,lule. Enquire At house, address r o. Box
.{lI1. ia11yt1r
, 1861-01-17

! SUR FOR rHE PREs1DEsT.-Many man
nowadays has suit for the President elect,
aud these suits are being presented aud pressed
with an industry and zeal, and In numbers that
must, as we conceive, make tho cposition Of Mr..
Lincoln one Of considerable lahor and annoy
ancc, even in advance Of Its active duties, But
we know Of one suit which We warrant Will
not annoy him, and which he will not be likely
to refer to anybody else. It is the 1naugura-
ton suit, made by Messrs. 4. D. Titsworth T.
Bros, clothiess Of this city, aud altogether
worthy Of them and Of Iii: Lincoln. The work
Is credit to the house. Their euit win be
successful
, 1861-01-17

- Wild Cherry Tonic Dittcrs. mada with pu1e
old Bourbon Whisky, will he found in nil cases o.
debility, reliable tonic. Prepared emily BY E. II
Sargent, Apothecary, State aud Randolph streets,
, 1861-01-17

Holt LASD.-Thc eloquent Bishop Simpson
will deliver Il lecture on the Holy Land to-nor-
row (Friday} evening; ut ~ O'Clock, in Metro
politan Hall Those who know him will need
no further notice, Those who do not will do
themselves favor by going. He speaks from
personal observation, d esc1ibes the holy places
Ac has seen. Let Metro politan Hall be crowd
ed. Tickets twenty-five cents, to be had at
tho Methodist Deposition y, No. Is Washington
street. or at the door
, 1861-01-17

sEAaEs's BENEVOLENT SocE7r.-An the mem-
bcrs OF this Society, and the officers In particular,
arc requested to be present at this meeting this
frhursday) evening ut Ltnd's block as business Of
importance Will come beioge the meeting.
, 1861-01-17

The UNITED STATES CoURrs-1n the Uni
ted States Court the civil docket Is being dis
posed Of pr eparatory to criminal business. In
tho Eliza Grayson Reecuc cases there is to be
!: hearing Of arguments on the motion to quash
tue indictments.
In the case Of Dennis Mccarthy, charged
with robbins the Post Office, District Attor-
ney Fitch offered to enter 4 no!. l'ros,, which
wus denied by Judge Drnmmond. :
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17

SThe cloth which va, psrchn..
ed to make clothes for the member.
Of the Psnola indicators. has arriv.
ed q, the depot. and will be INN III.
s'sly cut out. /, !, earnestly desired
'ha. the friends Of the company at
once come forssrd, snd have the
suite made up vishou, delay. IS our
brave men ere sadly in need u them
Let the friends Of the vindicasors
act promptly in this matter.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17
gsso The spstsspsss Isvtses.
CExTrkviLLs, Va. Oct. 2.
al n =. Ward.

CExTrkviLLs, Va, Oct. 2.
Gel ". =. Ward:
A few words from the Sprincpor,
Invincibles might be acceptable to
their friends. Through toll and
strife, veal aud woe, the Springpor,
boys still cling to ~ another.
Our trials have been somcwha,
hard, for sickness has visited almost
every n Of the company. and some
have taken their tour to the spirit
land some have been discharged ;
others ARE convalcscen,, while the re-.
mainder cling to their duties. Our
camp Is nov situated between Center.
vile and Fairfax Cour, House, abou,
n mile from the former place. on .
beautiful spot, near y plcassn, OK
grove. which. though Of no sdvah.
tase ~ a shade. furnishes 10 with m
abundance Of FIRE wood, something
to which We have no, been accus,om-
cd si.ce our cnlis,men, in the army
Every one Is extremely july III
eamy to-day ms payday has one,
advent. Money is Of bu, little 3D.
vantage to ~ here. for nothing c.u
be found worth buying. We had .
Ny time = fsw days since among
our eowpsny, which terminated u
the election Of l.. d. HINES. "a u,
Of the company, to supply the vscan
~ occssioncd BY the resignation o.
Lieut.. Lowe.
We knov nothing Of the prospects
81 sighting scon. The roar Of can
non IL heard to-day, but ~ TO tn,
cause ! Gun assign no reason. Tn,
Presiden, was GU. n few days since
but hes returned, ! uadsrsssna.-
News hss reseAsa - Of the pvepass
lion Of sose rsssults 10 start to 81
esspsay, end ~ are almost Isssl'
licking fss sAsis sssival, bss ~
deo's osos.
Or aivisiss tsise Asli 80 resesv
" will hardly have ssy esasiss =
Do, fes " Ysnksss vill nss ross ID
amy bslsss -. Since Tie ssnsssss
nsss 4 ~ sbsvs. | have bssa sall
ID 70 ssssad sbs paynsss 4 Ne 60
paay. 1ssA nsa gsss svsasy.sv'
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17

Wv. =. t'lnton returned from the
army at Manassas, las, week. H.
has been for some months an ctci
with erysipelss in the legs. The d..
ease becoming worse, the surgeon.
ordered tina, he be hoporably dis
charged from the service, which Wa
done by General Beaurersrd.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17

On Tuesday last, Mr.. Orr. eandi.
date Tor Congress in this District.
sddrssssd the people Of P.nols q, the
Ccsrs House. in q speech Of more
than too hours. Mr.. Orr being an
entire stranger in this county. no liz.
IL curiosity sss manifested to ~
end hsss hin. We sslisvs hs came
sslly y y their sspsssssisss. saa
~ y 49, nsay iissls ;, Nh
~ = lsasla.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17

- *lsHf a Ne REP "a W W.
i.tlsH srtls ffes ~ hsna n A.
tlsas sls : Asd yusaF ~ 80
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sssli tsvs fessi Il IN yow hssfi "
sies,ss hss me- W gfts ysss ss~,
brother NJ psshsps ssssshssst. Ant
4 any n 'hs rfIs shg have ssses
hssf,s s'nshr ny bsys issa ! epihs
here sss . sesd m@ay, fsess The
number n letters which Issss ssmp
every vssl hsss sayihlss ssnilmsn
al IN ,issi, eo~tssisses ! ~sss ihsm
hevss v sosss stsss ~ ., meal time
fof 70 ~ IN hsys sitting around
their Asss dsvewsiSs slisss n boiled
picked tosh With q relish sseh .. The
dsssisss dish Al home eosll not have
provoked, woald certainly be- The
heath u all ihs poetry and sentiment
they may ever have associated with q
soldier. Ne.
merely 20, out, Mr. Eli,of, 10
inform your readers as 10 the con.
dilion Of oar sch. and having done
that can do nothing better than close.
10 the hind, the generous donor. Of
the many valuable and useful articles
u clothing sen, us by our kind friend
Dr.. Mo.lcy and Mr.. Walton the
company will return, through column,
their thanks IN their own way. Some
Of my boys who have more leisure
and ARE better qualified than myself
to interest your readers, will here.
af,cr give Won now and then n g,imn.c
Of our camp life. One or two Of
them ,,omi.ed m. .om. wosL. ara ~
40 50. I'm, n. vs, I he,,ovo h. h.. No,
hos, NH. 10 -...,,ow nj, 90 10
tho s,;cL;ov mint" | coull write
n you nv tho hoor. Mr.. Editor. .boo,
,.a .p.,,,, ., tina c,, r,o.,. I" ,hs
roar ~ artillery N. b;., of .ho, and
.hel, l,hoo, n. d.n,cron. hitherto
IN ,ho.. n, whom thew were fred. a,
she,,. I'm, en-; ia,os Va, on,
e,o.,, .,d too m.eb If ,h,, !, n,
manor. eo0ld ,l.o ,eeooo, "a WI,
,h. ,..,.. n hi. and II. .o,,',.,
m.r.h ~ ,a., h,;,... .,a ;.a,,,.
in .,oe .o,eol,,;ons !. n the DESIGN,
or mi. a. TIA, C...,.l. bu, .,.;,
the question CONS. Nm. en-; homo ,
/, I could talk 10 you abou, the psonl,
, ~ mi. mar. n Ksu,uctv-ho~ .,,o,,
5 in their devotion to tho cause Of rich
. and N. sou,h-hov d.s, and ;,,sn.,
{ their hatred Of the de.Do,i,m Of Al,
Lincoln. could tell you how tn
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17

We made a mistake 10 s;s,ins the
number Of bales Of eo,,ss ssas<ri-d
BY Col. b. v. Bedford. So. ., kf,y.
when Il should have bsea ss, Ass
bred bales. VI we're sick q, the
time Col. Fiser gave Us the ihforma.
tion, and We got !, confused.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17

!. nsssA. ssperis,.saes. on The
Mississippi ssd Tennessee Rsilrosa,
~ sssiossi, cd viii sssssu 10 Biz
ssrusr Asas. d Dosssa. h ps~.
sesas 81 Directors requested sad
uosd M y rssaia. ~ h vpsld
- y ~ y sssll ~ live h
v.o60 ssu.asy. ~ VI M
81 s1l1 ~ nindshe.
sissy vs1lsss hsviAe sAsir lsJlise
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17

~ Our friend. Y. y. lrby an
J. c. Harrison have our thank. e.
ths. rye. We have plenty Of coffee
nov - shrse-four,hs rye and one
fourth good coffee. makes an %articl,
Of coffee tia, bu, few persons ca,
distinguish from all coffee.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17

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" s,h W. hsps iAs President W
NE ,ssd sli sss ,hss Ne assthstl
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17
OcrosER IA, 1861.


CsL NJ 8. Ward:
Dear Sir, I have seen In the STAR
. notice 10 the stockholders Of the
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad,
that there will be a meeties 10 Mem.
phis, for the election Of Directors, on
The 24sh inst, and that stockholders
pass free to and iron III election.
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