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Chartered Capital 500. 900

ENSURES buildings, merchandise. house.
1 hold furniture and personsl property gen.
orally. against loss OF damage BY fire; also,
risks on lives u - low rates a. any other
responsible counnnny.
c. b. ROCKWELL. President.
A. #. ROCKWELL. See'y.
The undersigned. 40 sgent Tor Dubois co
will receive applications. and effect insur-
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) nth East corner Main and McDonsld Ste.
JASPER. IsD..
E INFORMS he public .sz,e
$s3ssEla Of DuhoI- Comfy md ~
SsfEl.E vicinity. th.t he il now 49,
- ~ located 10 his new shop. aud i
prepared 20 execute sll the above kinds 81
x"fk in = crefifsDIe style. and on reasons
bic terms Furniture cf ~ kinds KEEP on
hand md msi- 70 order Particular atien.
ion given % turning. and orders solicited.
March 20 Civ
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Tsl.l Receipts,
EXPENDITURES.

There hrs been paid ont of the Treasury
from The fret day ~ Jurs. 1870. 10 NJ.
3isf das 81 May 1861. hplh Gass inciu
ssv-. the following sums Tor The following
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-15

We again request our planters ia
gather up all old pillow. points, dog.
IRONS, stoves and other pieces Of cast
iron, put them in barrels or boxes, di.
recied to the 'Iron Foundry, Jack.
son, Miss without delay. I, is ab.
sola'ely necessary for our State 10
have a mpply of cannon balls. and as
We have no iron ore in this state, on,
Of which to make them We have bu,
one resource, and tina, Is to convert
the old iron, which now lies about cy.
cry plantation, in abundance. into
immediate use. As we said before.
the founders will pay the freight on
the non, and one cent a pound be-.
II you will deliver the ron
at the dcpo,s, and have Il weighed.
a reccip. for the same, We will
grea, pleasure in collecting ,he
money and paying !, over wi,bou.
charge.
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We, the undersigned ladies Of Pa
nOla, met at the Female Academy, il
the town of Pamela, on Monday, III,
eth inst, and organized ~ourselvs.
into a society bearing the name Of
Southern Sisters" for the purpose
Of sewing and knitting for the sever
al companies Of Pamela volunteers.
Mrs. d. Moore was unanimously
elected President of the Society,"
Wigs Sieen having declined the Office
Of Secretary. Miss Maggie Bradford
was elected to gil the vacancy. Mrs.
India 7. Wrenn was elected Treasurer
We respectfully request the other
ladies' Of the town and county Of
Pamela, 20 many Is can conveniently
do 10, to meet " in our regular meet.
ings and sosssiss ~ with their ncdles.
also solicit, al who may symps.
thine with tho Southern Sisters, in
their work, to send in their con,ribu.
lions to our Treasurer, to aid us in
clothing for those Of our
Uldiers who may stand in need Of
Saturday forenoon Of every
"eek is appointed BY unanimou. con.
'ent, for the meeting Of the Southern
Sisters, a. the Female Academy.
We submit, these proceedings for pub
ica,ion in the Pamela Star.
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tnu sArI utIIIG FIELD
At MANASSAS,

Mr. Jones, our Sheriff, who haI
just returned from Virginia, inform,
" that he spent two days IN travel.
ling over The battlefield. md that
there was hot q masked battery o.
any permanent cannon defencca,
within three miles Of the place where
tho principal fight occurred. The
heaviest fighting was done in an old
field Of about 100 acres, with a few
clumps Of pine trees In Il. Notwith.
standing this, the Northern accounts
stu insist their army was defeated by
masked batteries. The truth h,
they were so badly frightened that
their imaginations magni6ed a com.
mon pistol or musket slot, into a
annon.
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1M.PEACu.Cn.

Although our word is seldom. or
never, doubted. VIC confess to a fair
'mipe'eA-men','' this week. a. the
hands Of y esteemed lsdy.ftiend.
Mrs. l. q. Taylor. The b,.ke, q,
large ripe, luscious peaches. she
'sn. -, sss duly appreciated, and Nc
gladly ''sseord' our thanks, to the
seneross donor. May she live to On.
JOY the return, Of many "ftui,ful .ca.
sons.
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them y Hlshmand. ahd iasImls sham
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~ have been requested b. 4 tBm
htf 4 eeallemsu ~ give uetief lhaI
there sll hos meeting hell, ~ n,
Court nars N fadaia, % M1alag
'he seil insi, ~ che purpose n e..
letting = candidate 10 arl ~ llectof,
~ this Congressional District. or.
rshi,ed BY the late Legislature. con
sis'ipg n tha counties n d. Soto.
Marshall, Ia fayette, Pamela, Talla
hatehie, Yallobusha, Calhoun. and
fhiolhaaw
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SAVE yOla RAGS

IL IS necessary for US. Ito rende,
ourselves independent Of the North,
20 manufacture MI We need. in the
south ! and one Of the most pressing
wants We are now experiencing, i
mat Of paper. We therefore hope
that every body will gather up, and
.ase' all their linen, aud cotton rass.
There are thousands Of pound, Of
rags thrown away in this country
every year, which Il preserved. would
enable our factories to supply u. with
paper. Il b true they will not bring
: large priee, but /, is by being care.
'a' m these ssall matters tina, We can
render ourselves Independent. Save
an your linen and cotton rags. have
them washed clean, anil pu, awav
carefully. and send them to vonr
merchants who will have them for.
TO the mills, from whom ron
:" receive a reasonable price, bu,
should : you ct nothing a, all, you
have the satisfaction nj laa~
ING that yea hare contributed v.,r
''" NJ
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hgavs daiaaai safeh. W were asshis
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Ralbg ~ IN itfmPhls, esesbt ~
great aaean tiiT ease, n b. gt
bert, ahieh was Published IL III ths
city ppefa. ard bal W nsi have MT
aaf friend Alderman tailor, LEGAL
4 NE "Asalanehe, We sheaid hase
returned home, without meelihr
With any Incident Worthy al
The Alderman being Two
IN ihe sInd, iva don / mean
drinking We simply demonstrating
bic sails SCI, and running before
he sind IN search Of m ltem,1 mani.
'epied . laudablo curiosity 10 know
What was IN txo suspicious hooking
'undles which va carried under our
nm Hear him
I'VE saw our bachelor friend OIL.
y. Ward, the accomplished editor
! tho Pamela Nar, parading the |
irects Yesterday with d pair Of cor. |
and a dress pattern under his 1,
AS bachelors have always been :
opposed to be- obnoxious to crInoline. :
2 cannot but imagine that "somc, !
up 1
We considered ourselves forta. b
tie IN succeeding IN getting away d
ON tho city, before Ten. Polk wa. c
'nre Of the contents Of these bun. v
cs, or we might have been arrested, O.
d thereby have been prevented o
'm turning up at home. in time q,
have the contents Of said bundles q,
into the appropriate use, Of n,
ming the. owner ont Of q state Of ca
gle b~lessedncss, into a state oil
'trimony. m
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MIsIrr roM nm so,mru.

The ladies q sarlis propose giving
~ entertainment on next Tuesday
nlghi the goth inst, for The benefit
Of the "sarlis Blues,' As tho pro.
'eei' arc 10 be applied to the use Of
The company from TINT place. We
nope every one will respond to the
call Of patriotism made upon them.
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u. .. Croa'er. Esq., returned on
yesterday from . visit to mi. ~
pa'y IN Missouri. lie report. the
boys all we'll and in good spirits. IL
says that he has made arrangement.
with Vernon Ps'sec 4 Clay. Of Mem.
phis. to forward all letters AMI ma.
ages to the members of the company.
and requests US TO notify their friend,
o. tins mode Of sending letter. b
them.
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COSCEnT T'o.suGmr.

* ''nembcr that the ladies Of Pa.
nola give an entertainment. tonight.
Tor the benefit Of the "vindiea,ors,"
>. Masonic Hall. W. hope they
Will receive a large patronage for
this laudsblc undertaking. Tickets
Of admission are fifty cents. Don't
fail TO get one.
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Jackson. MISE. Ju,v IN ,s

~AchsoN, MISS, July W, 1861.
hox. J. J. PErrus,-Dsay Siy:-
Having high appreciation Of the .
biIltys fidelity and zeal, which hss
characterized yosr course as . public
servant amidst the trials and cmb.r.
easements BY which yos have been
surrounded during your present On.
bcrnatcrial term, and believing that
the public interest would Be greatly
promoted BY your continuance IN the
executive chair, We the undersigned
would respectfully request that you
will permit your name to b used a.
q candidate for reelection to the
once which you have 20 ably filed
Very Resp'y. Your Friends
SIMEON OLIVER, and 50 others.
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JACKSON, Aug. eth, 1861.

a. 'ae"1'st HuRs pth, loUI.
To u. q. GLENN, and others.
denAemen --Your favor u the .,
inst. soliciting mo TO become a can
didate for tho Office Of Governor d
the State at The ensuing election, |,
received. am profoundly grateful
for tho unexpected and unsolicited
compliment. To be deemed wortby
BY 50 large and distinguished q mum.
Der Of my fellow citizens to I'M the
highest Office in their Git, would al
any time DO a source Of qualification :
but tho compliment IL infinitely IN
creased when the fearful crisis thro'
which We sre passing Is considered.
u LETT 70 take counsel Of my own
judgment and feelings, | would ma.
surally shrink from assuminr the hich
responsibilities which would dcvojye
upon mo in the event I should be Gle.
waited 70 that distinguished station.
! DO not feel at liberty, however, to
decline any position that may be as.
signed me by my fellow citiscns in
which they may believe | could al.
vance the great cause Of Southern
independence. l therefore acccde to
your request, and pledge to the ser.
vice Of the State, II elected, what.
ever Of energy and ability | possess.
In thus presenting myself a. a can.
didate, ] take occasion TO say that in
q season like tho present when the
is so deeply absorbed in the
great crisis through which the coun.
try is passing, | have no thought Of
entering actively upon a canvass.
Not altogether unknown to the
Of the State, having served
them, not an~acceptably l trust, in
other positions, | am conten, that
they should pronounce Judgment upon
my qualifications without a personal
appeal to them.
Your friend and fcllow-citixen.
MADISON McAFEE.
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RESIGNED.

Lieut. John D. Vance, Of the Pa.
nola Guards, having returned from
Pensacola, on farlough. resigned hi,
commission on accom-, Of ill.heal,h
HIS resignation has been accepted
by Genl. Bragg. and an honorable
discharge from the Confederate SCI.
vice, granted him.
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III " III pHfHls 6ef=s
Kfshl faae fsqe<<f ~ lke o. 4
~ asHe u stahjHtxae ~ geasIss
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y ff#fsfa ~ slih hfsI(kiity
eaffsl4 ANaHe ssshH sueh sba&
tHi q iatA "a ~ #hsie public esHfss
sci f4fHtHfa Ha 9Th tha#a who a..
III mt sfeh lhn test n them, ID rHI
thea f#lfly Hpptaf #hethsf N MI 1
haze laleFsi diligently. faithfully.
shi tsalgHtlg ~ she safety prosper
| aaa happiness n fhe Hate III
HIsslssiptf
w eShslualgn pafmis me n fssaen
ypa my sincere thanks ~ asa ann
planetary term. IN rhleh yes have
Teen pleased 70 express this Invitation
70 herenf = candidate. and Ia claim
ygaf ald 10 presenting The acts N NY
Naturalization % my fellow ciiiseas.
10 their ifns light
Vefy HespeeffaIIy.
fom Ffiend ssd FeIIo. .sltisen
JOHN J. PETTrs.
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AWAMg Css MrsscScc.

We arc under great obligations to
Mr. Anderson, Express Messenger,
Tor late papers. TO Mr.. II. NJ. KeI.
Ter also we tender our hearty thanks
'or he recent f%avors, in that line.
Also to Mr.. :. A. Wells, News Agent,
N. 4 7. r. r.
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LsAmIa

fussama H. taLs ~
stand as sliasis aafiaa yge and
haH ~ doabt I shall ba allie h
prove . tleaf verdict ~ you had
% sell maLe 4 cleah breast n ID.
shd plead guilty, and your attorney
can recommend yoa % ihe mercy II
tha court
by accusation "A, that tl,e north,
e'a women are guilty n bringing
The var Upon the South A serious
charge, Ladies' Mr.. Lincoln, Mrs.
Seward, Mrs.. Cameron, Chase and
Scott, N old Int. field Scott. eyer
had q wife, and tie Old lady 1. yet
allye) Bat ! undertook TO prove Il
conclusisely, and without o doubt.
according TO early history, a wo.
man was scduccd, from the path Of
reciltudo, by a serpent. Eve looked
vlshiully, upon the ~blushing, forbid.
den fruit, presented to her tempting.
y, by The serpent, and she took Of II,
and did cnt. Adam, too, did not re-.
''s., (tho' he knew better, bu. when
presented, tho bewitching fruit, by
the fair hands of bis beloved wife, he
took and did eat, saying.-"lie or
woman, I'll 40 with You: /
cant do without you; and he lcapcd
his wife, from his beautiful Eden
Of fruits aud flowers, into this world
81 thorns and thistles. This is proof
conclusive, no matter about conse.
lnences. IA southern white man is
'ot coorced by anything, yet woman
ian lead him whithersocyer she willy /,
Permit me now to reverse this pic.
urc, and ! think the proof will be. /,
I'LL more conclusive. Wen suppose +,
Adam Is the tempted party; now, So.
an in the form Of tho serpent, pre-. (;
cnts to him the ripe and luscios
he is standing, looking upon it,
nth desire strongly tempted; Eve is I
! a short distance, concealed in a .
over, witnessing his temptation. J
nd ms Adam was yielding, Eve. his .
cloycd Eve, springs forward, catch. q
: his o~ui.stretclrcd hand, and says.
don !, my husband, don't, It's sin, a
n against Cod. our Creator" Do :
OF suppose Adam would have yield. |,
! to SIN, in eating the forbidden fruit? n
ever. %ncyer.l Eve, would have a
Ived him.
Aud 10 not the conclusion ~irrc,isti.
that &c the Northern women had q
posed this aggressive war sgainst
|, should We not nov, have peace! ],
Aersiore, ! hold them responsible, !
: the war. =
Aug. 10th, 1861. y. n. m
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Capt. Focse has written to n. ~,
to get uniforms for the .vipd;,,,,.. :.
until further orders. as Col. rr,,h..
s'oa. d trying 10 ~, A mi.
form far the 18th Regiment. Til.
will not prevent their friend. f,,,,,
sending tAs~ WOODEN drawers, .h;,,.
.oels ssa sAc-s. We hav, r,r,;v.s
les'ess ffsa The boys, saying, INA,
they have ~ sse for more ~. -.
psi'' II sssA II sAsse articles, = .l.v
~ ~ sllsvst nose slssAise sA,s
TIE! - ssssy. TAe ssAris b,ur,,.
ssa % sa'ss svay . lsfse b, Il elo.
.n'ne sAss szeeeaed he .s.o,.. Il
,e.ed; . ~ .ss informed By L;,,,.
''Aa v. Wind, and sshsrs
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Jacs.os. MIss, Aug. q, 1901.
Cob McAfEt- besr Sr The IN.
defslgned ARE DESTROYS to have yo,
consent 10 become q candidate for
Governor NJ the nest ensuing election
and should you yield your eonsen, 10
the use d your name, We promise you
our cordial supports
y. q. GLfss, aud 40 others.
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IsesdsA ESsm;ssr states Ia,
tAeb1no9es e nsss. hsve IN no.
ieo lSeun4 lApofss9 sAeipdrs.
eaey -sf 49, inae1iass stpss r.
aveEt yAe tArsssensd ealenitv 81 :
essln - pal kays ssceiv1i A..
49, tA.s \ - alive = they
90 = . stls gravity aad he pres:.
sftis sasc.s - -
.ees.sea TO, sppess - b snssrssIrsd
!. lsss.saes y sAe supply Of the ereat
'eaPls = Eaglasd. IL iiv,sse.i
Asesvssssr-s esmmerrisl osesn-ss.
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fftssv'<ig< ~ hv5<b.mkl
tsnfst<ssft Afaixs" 1ts.
lhjs."
These slfhs. taken h
~ifh Che late epinisa n
a'iiaifsl, vhe fevmssSs ~
- ihe 0aIf NJ Nsslas. 49,
tho blockade n Che sgut1s,s
- "wlthga ofiev, sst-~I.u
lead " 10 LsIis,s
ihfea,eaed cotton fsmlAs ~In
befere Ensstr.s 49,
UyefnhaImaI eth ii.
ahd IL horrors.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-15

Cot. Tow. HrIL:-we IL under.
signed petitioners Of the sSou.hcrt
SISTERS hearing that ron nave an
abundance Of wool; and knowing
your patriotic disposition, DO appeal
70 you for WOOL, to knit socks for the
several companies that have left .
county. We leave il to yosr patriot.
ism to send il. spun or unspsn, :.
way will be thankfully received
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-15
owen Cssaty, lnd., Csnveuoaer

Hesofred, That We have no sym,
PATTY, Gid Or comfort for Northern
Abolitionists. or their fanstical avn
pathizers, for the reason that n,
principles inculcated BY them-of no
more union with SHAREHOLDERS, the ad.
mission Of no more Slave States into
the Union, the prohibition by Con.
gress Of slavery from the Territories.
their irrcpressible conflict" tina,
these States can no longer live to.
gether m peace, . part slave and a
part free, but must sIl become ono Or
the otasr-sre principles . much
subversive Of the true priseiples !.
the Constitution q dinnS1on itself
Rssoarsd, That vs.kavs NO conf.
dencc In the good ~ sad efficiency
Of many ofthengDopst ool(.eonstisnssa
par exeel|c1oo Unioa-oavers, Who
have hereoo(ors acted i such ! fsnss;.
cal, eolobnal nssn~ q to de.trov
Done dgsee u tAe different section:,
serile, hatred, and iil.vili
besvoen The people and Ssstes. and
rho ere aov denounciae every per.
son who does not join IN the h1e ma
ny n fhvof 4 the prcseut Admins.
war policy. and bow down !,
- e.rias = the Chicago pls,form.
= t'aitoFs y their essnsry.-Sach
- sss hcs s.ls ksAss % box 70 Tor
psEpcss Of restoring peace and
lss9eay - or aissssstsd but osce
|lesieaa Al keppy Union.