davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
rnE slAKYLAND ELECT1oN.

BALTIMORE, Nov 10.-The full returns of
the Maryland election showt but one rebel
senator and six delegates are elected. The
house stands IS Union and rebels. The
senate stands u Union and s rebels of the
latter are OF the number who held over, and 6
of them represent strong Union counties
Bra2tord's majority for governor is about 3d.
600
A special session Of the legislature ia to he
called by Gov Hicks to undo the rebel eglsla-
ton OF last spring, to enact new police law,
and to put the state full and square on the
Unon platform. The seats OF the Baltimore
senator Yeallou, and Of those under arrest,
will also be declared vacant, and new elec.
tion ordered.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.

DARNEsTowN, MD, Nov. 8.-Major Gould
of the Massachusetts 18th, who has been in
charge two months of guard force at Sandy
Hook and Harper's Ferry, has been detached
from that command and put on special duty.
The Unonists of that section sincerely regret
his removal. An order from Gen. Banks ex-
presses his appreciation of the services of Ma
jor Gould, saying the several orders under
which he act d required sound discretion and
assiduous labor to bring the work to a success
full issue, aud he is gratified that it has been
executed that it has been executed in man
ner so much to the credit Of the service and
for the interests of the government
Major Gould, since his appointment, has
constructed permanent deiensible works on the
MARYLAND side of the river, and protected the
Union citizens of that section. 1t was the
guns under his charge which silenced the rebel
battery on Loudon Heights, and contributed
so largely toward the dispensing OF their supe.
rior numbers near Bolivar. While engaged
in bringing off from Herr & Welch's mill fiji
teen thousand bushels of wheat the guns OF
his battery on the Maryland side employed
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11

w NASHlSGTON, NOV. J-Geu. HlZpOftef
division was reviewed to-day by Major Gems.
Mcclellan and ualleck. Twelve brigadier
generals were also present with their respect
i've stats. 1t was raining in the meantime.
The usual mode Of review was improved on
this occasion. The firing was by regiments,
brigades, and as a division, accompanied by
artillery. Col. AyeTill commanding the third
Pennsylvania regiment, formerly known as
TOung's cavalry, was especially compllmented
by Gen Mcclellan on the fine condition to
which he has brought his regiment.
Yesterday, Gen. Wadsworth accompanied
by two prIvates Of the New York twenty
third regiment, went to Brush's house, three
miles from Falls Church, ON the road leading to
Fairfax Court House, Tor the purpose of find.
ing forage. While at the house, squad OF
rebel cavalry was seen rapidly approaching,
when Gen. WadSwOrth quickly mounted his
horse and succeeded in making his escape,
but the two priYates were taken prisoners.
Interesting experiments are still progressing
in the navy yard, Among them, TO day,
thirteen hundred and seventy live balls in
Dahlgreeu shell, weighing one hundred and
seventy three pounds, were fired out Of an
eleven inch DahIgrecn gun with the Bolman
fuse, at Il target 1890 yards distant The
balls and fragments Of shell spread over a
radius OF sixty feet The charge Of powder
-. - -
lour ~ 'ee" Po"""s' ., .
oaNe un'eee0st'J 4:s" ~ 80
proper 70 S'''e '.l",3 t'ie -,
iO' passes =" s. - - w
iio' co.'i'se''lo'i, ,'as oee'' y @ Nv
I"o" ~ up so'Ii ',ll'''''' %'iN II ,'''S oIe'i
ueGiueo t''"l no S"cI' passes can De slar'eu a.,
ne lreaSury 'iel'' 'Iiie'l' i,SS use,'ueo .ie
PrIh'lng o, uie ,'lreo year 9oiins % te H.'e
VI ''ie ~" ol "i'5 uiIeete" It M p'"'ys
~ " '''eiou ~ ''e lss u ,'i';
uolS having Deell plill'eu, le uei''rl,eli' siii'
WeIN i'nc oteh iay '''s' "',i. t''e po9
sloie eAPeuioii3 'i.e "oIou,ts iot ''e a. my
"'u ~" Ht
port"hi; Otntt "ccouH.s are an , ieIessa,I.5
SusPenue" uhtn tI'at DIanGl oi t'ie business ts
sllall oe Go'lP'e'eu' "IGn , uiey VIZ 9e "o'e9
upon IN me ne order tua! ''ley are "uli'e,i . g.
Lieut. Nu't@' VINO - neIe Du p"io.e RON 'L.
ltcI''ho'u 10 u'se t,ie "a VI sii -.
cuaiee VI PRISONERS ca sie"'
III ,ii Iiie success oi MS MISSION
nc L,esi'lo'l' mao 'ie0O -S
annual lilsS"se.
"A pliI'''e VI ,,1 'ie p,iIi o,J ~
J u, "u - ,,a,',,',,,,t IisaliIi.
,u'eu II, W ~, liz j., Iio
tJ,ro ,ro nta fartfira,;on a., he rorth si3e
Of Redmond whom ha Jaff more than three
f,urti,s of a ,,,;Io lon,s an. soldiers in the
hosrital ,,,tl, lin, ,ytya ,yaII troated Those
no,,frad II, ,i,o r,,I,,,,, houses ,gara oanoraIv
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11

BosroN, Nov. 9.-Robert Bowker, formerly
mayor OF Mobile, and A. Lowe, were arrested
in Cincinnati and escorted to Boston, by Dep
uty Marshal Small of Ohio, and TO day fur
nished with quarters at Fort Warren. The
following prisoners, late lieutenants in the U.
S. navy, have been transferred from Fort
Warren to the custody of the commandant at
of Florida, Wm. Sharp Of Virginia, Benjamin
2. loyal of Indiana, IL. H. Dalton, and Wal
ter p Butts, residence not given.
Chas Greene, late merchant of Savannah.
and his sister, Mrs. Lowe, arrested in Detroit,
have been brought to Boston. Greene is
charged with purchasing war munitions in
England for the renels. He was sent to Fort
Warren. Mrs. Lowe was sent to Washington.
Her husband was arrested in Cincinnati
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
rsoa1 soUraswEsr MISSOURI.

SPRINGFIELD Mo, Nov. 6.--Major Clark,
who has just returned iroman extensive scout.
ing expedition, reports that the main body of
the enemy are now stationed OH the north fork
OF Crane Creek, about five miles south OF here,
He thinks that this force is about Twenty five
thousand strong. Ben McCulloci is on Fiat
Creek, with from seven to eight thousand men,
and there are numerous bands, ranging from
Gne hundred to one thousand, scattered about
the country. Gen. Prices position is on Crane
Creek, and is favorable for defense. lie has
planted batteries on the cliffs overlooking the
approaches to the place.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
FROM SANTA FE.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, New 10.-The Santa
Fe mail Of the 26th ut., has arrived with five
thousand dollars in dust The mails from
Washington were arriving irreguarly. Specie
was scarce and impossible to obtain Captain
Lewis OF the fifth infantry has been appointed
provost marshal. Snow has iallen at Santa
Fe and the weather is very cold
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
aKEAT IIAUE. oN yYAIt NrUN1TIdNs.

New York, Nov. 9.--Ille storeship Night.
ingale has on board the cargoes OF five vessels
captured by the steamer South Ctrolina, off
New Q leans. Two OF the captured vessels
had entire cargoes OF munitions Of war, III
cluding an immense quantity of powder, and
10000 stand Of arms, intended for the traitor
army
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11

the attention of 1000 Mssissippians on. Loudon
Heights.
The Unionists of this county are rejoicing
over the election. Nothing of importance has
transpired in the camps for several days
Many of the officers are absent on short iur'
lnnnhs
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11

BALTIMORE, Nov, 10,-A gentleman, who
had a conversation with Gen. Wool at Old
Point, says he emphaticalIy pronounced his
rumorcd resignation base falsehood.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
% be Eet.

NOR SALE OR TO LET-On lease of
T. 3ycars Store Building, so 3Ol Main street, new oc-
cuued as a shoe and Ambr0type saloon. Posses.
sion given the first Of any month. Apply to c. LORlNG
2O7 Main street. up stairs, Worcester du OBJ
TENO RENT-A very desirable tenement
Il pleasantly situated near Chestnut street Rent 500
Also two other tenemcnts one rent 500 and the other
SIPS Iuaulte of j. l.. HOOD 228 Main street W0rccs
ter, Mass dNwu $50
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11

H. C. GRAFTON and JOSEPH A. KNIGHT, having, for the
past eight years. been in employment in the
manufacture Of Leather Betting, and they having
purchased all Belt Tools and gone into the Belt
uacturing business, take pleasure in recommending
them 10 old patrons and the public generally as
worthy of their confidence and patronage
\. X. EARLE g. co.
Worcester, 3rd Month, nth, 1861 d&wtf mchl3
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFIcE,

NJ UKUESIER, s., PRoBAIA UFFIcE,
w October So lS6l-To all persons interested in the
Estate of ELI WHEELER, late Of Rutland, deceased
GREETING.
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of December
next to show cause why the instrument purporng to be
the last will and testament OF said deceased should not
be apnroved and the Court orders service OF this citation
bv publishing the same in the Massachusetts Spy
paper printed in Worcester three weeks sucessyely be-
fore said Court. CHAS. T. SEYENS, Asst. Reg.
ne w3t
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
XNORCESTER. ss.. PRoRArE OrFIcE.
WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,

AA
October 2g lS6l-rO all persons interested in the
Estate of CBARiNDA Z. HOOKER, late OF Southbridge,
deceased, GREETING
You are cited to appear at Court Of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday Of December
next TO show cause why administration OF the estate OF
said deceased should be granted to John Conms of
Southbrdge and Court orders service OF this citation
newspaper printed in Worcester three weeks successive
ly. before said Court. ,,,-,.,-,
nj Wa =. J..
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11

MEDICAL NOTICE. F.GIIMAN, MD,

M EDlCAL NOIlCE. t.GILMAN, Md,
AVE- AccOucheur, Physician, and Surgeon. late
iaunton Mass having found il necessary for his health
tD seek location remote from the shore would
respectfully TO the citizens Of Worcester and
vicinity that he has taken residence on PARK STREET,
No. 49, of Orange where he may be found ready
attend to any calls III the line of his profession Eff
teen years experience in treatment of all diseases Incl
dent this climate with good success, he hopes will
cure public confidence Special attention given to dis
of the Throat and Lungs. Office hours from 10
nd TO 10 n diff mySl
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
October q, 1861.

Worcester, S.. Probate Office, Oct %, A. HH1S6l.
Upon the foregoing petition Ordered that the petition
give notice to all others interested therein TO appear
at a Probate Court to be holden at Worcester, the
first Tuesday OF December next by publishing copy Of
said petition and Of this order thereon in the Massachu
setts Spy prntediu Worcester three weeks
successfully before said Court and by serving Elizabeth
A. Upham, the Guardian therein Hamed with like
copy fourteen days least before said Court that they
may then and there show cause if any they have why
the PRAYER of said petition shodld not be granted
Attest: CHAS. +. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
n6 yy3fH
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
Ladies Read lit is For Your Benefit

10 Ps PLAIN EEPPs, in the beautiful French Blue
shade. Price only sse! the yard
rs. PLAIN THIBETs, in all the desirable shades
and Double Twtlled goods Price only use!
3 ps. Double Width SINGLE rwILLED rHBETs,
Extra Wide, would be cheap at sl25 the yard.
Only 75cl
5 Ps FRENCH BLUE TnIBETs, at Very Low Prices.
go Ps. WROUGHT vALENCfAs, 25c goods. selling
at I23c.
10 Boxes Ladies', Misses and Chnircn's woRsTED
HOODS and SKATING CAPS.
60" for the style Cloak. Also SPANGLED
BEAVER CLOTH, for Cloaks.
REAL GERMAN BROADCLoTns, All wool Steam
sponged, and good Luster, at the low price of SI5o
the yard.
The above, with any quantity New Goods lave
been opened to-day, and they are selling
At the Above Low Prices for Cash.
Those having Dry Goods to buy, be and call
at Bryauts as he knows that selling his goods at
less prices than can purchased elsewhere state
GEO. Il. BRYANT,
ms dtf No. Mechanics Building,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
uTOBCESTER. S.. PRoBArE OFFICE

IL ~,
w October 49, 1s6l-ro all persons interested In the
Estate OF ELIJAH b. NEWTON, late OF Templeton, de-
You are cited to appear at Court OF Probate to be
holden at Worcester on the first TUESDAY ol December,
next 10 show cause why the instrument purpJrng to
be the last will and testament OF said deceased should
not 10 apnr0ved and the Court orders service OF this
ritaou bv nnhlishing the same in the Massachusetts
Spv neNspaper printed Worcester, three weeks sue
go TSi ClIAS L. STEVENS, Asst Reg.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
LATEST DIS pATClE.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, Nov II, l O'Clock A. NJ
No arrival yet from the fleet There is sharp
lookout for the expected steamer.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11

WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,
w Novemberl J. ls6l-To all personsinterestedin the
Estate Of HENRY SMITH, late Of Harvard, deceased,
GREETING.
You are cited to appear at Court Of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of December
next TO show cause why the account OF Reuben Whit
comb Jr the Executor, OF his administration Of said
estate as rendered by Abby +. Whitcomo and now on
file in this Office should not be allowed; and the Court
orders service Of this citation by publishing the in
the Massachusetts SPY, 1ewspapef & pt9gu t IN "orces
n6 ,vsts CHAS L. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
GUants
~ SEE FTRsT FACE,

WANTED--A situation, by a German
w Girl TO do general housewosk or t1 take care OF
children Apply 10 j. Klein, 265 Main street, basement
no d3t
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
MANHOOp, HOW LOST, HOW

RESTORED.-Jus published in a Sealed Envel-
ope: price &c LETT RE, on the Nature Treatment,
and Radical Cure of SpermatOrrh@a or Seminal Weak
ness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and I'M
pedments to Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca
pacy, ting from Self Abuse. &c by DIR. ROBl. j.
"A Boon to Thousands Of Sqerera, sent unuer seal, in
a plain envelope to aDF address, post paul. receipt of
six cents. or postage stamps, by Gil. j. c. KLINE,
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 1856.
81
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11

TACTORY HELP WANTED -- For
n Wooden Mill.-One good Fuller and ono good Nap.
per tenders also component man to take charge ola
large Weave shop. Apply to SUMNE PRATT, No p
Front street DIV H9
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-03

.':sssess ;--,,ss; 3 2: wsjsAa ar
nsapAis 1Ou1l ?. JAlR0oS
0AV iC & HoU0R.
=. sss.sAss pDoe1ao1oA
VI wing puenred l.isssss ~ ~.
ssos. have opened . ssRulNr osas1-
sesss 10 the Wsseegu ~ q -. |.
slsn ysepsrsi tssaosssaia - lbtso1,
y s-sl dsv, ~. ~ ~ sAs Soo0
~ pRs1 0ses1p ssai1 1ASoiM 4
.a.a..sa.t N = eAo11n.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-03

.!|!l;!, .'l.,
oA oooeoD soNu0.
m ofssim esmatvJss su kIssss sfM
NswssA, Nses and Howsis wv tlssswst
esss1A Nm ssvA. MA 81 IN
- to RsaoDaAOs "A
4 - vcrle u ell lhsl Il sessssssy y
w. ssosr tks hle>sfy sWt ves6ss'uf ~.
y svuvrss N ma NssenishIns vsmedlaI
the l,lehl&Nd ulMess, N s~lslwAseA
: dck siam ehr, wh,ch has vsuvs6 ltcplN
cssfy INsinNes, N M ne ONLY psNsss os
sue laIIsnAW ~ ksalsk N the sIih aWA N.
AIrsst " svsss Ns>Ion as1 II svWS cline
vss t'povssed NJ sIs tisosss nallaoeol
NJ. n. H.. t'saf .ssos N MIIIsAss In
,.r, In the fns famed Univsrsi,, " etih
hsssh. eenslsod. whs~ sllmssls 6IssaSw
wrrs cutting N In ,houssads the nviiisN
nd vvsHrh salt lti~vs In the t'rimes. dus'ns
the nwslMW W. Nv dsotss \ ,lINManl v !.
appoisted Nv k~s Nxjs~>y, ousea \ts,osia.
~ chief Of ,h~ medical commissioners. To
invssusp,s. in a ssIsnllos wsrnes.. lhs 70,
svsose elNssy soNEuvils MI Ssmavhsols good
health which hes MIWNys eMHvaetssissd ths
iskshssals = ~ ses' slsA esisAlaN1s aNs
oka .~nsss ukink laaf, N oneh hnnkosahis 4
,ssults 70 ,hs saus tndivIdsals wAss =.
p"ssi n ehsngs'' e''msss. rI
~ p~sleas ssoer h hat sAe Highlander
had hsus y ~ ssa!s Ut :ssse . ss.al'
sono.ssSaS ss'Ss p,, ~ rH 'sHSs Ss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-03

" INV" r'f"'f' ~ N'H"" WV fH'"'
sho re'ved essls, and pnof seaIs.
sseonselous n The qisn,liy N wa,er
ih~ had fsIIrn aur'ne ihc night. rcr
aesi mrmue N reai hssts frma ~
saliI~s cm ~ attend The I'll eali,
~hen instead ~ placing ihrir fee'
upoo terra Arms, their under pe
ilal csiremiiies we're thrust iu,o wa,rf
~ eolt ~ charity, The shcck W.
severe To ihe netyms system ~ some
spd fvom Y they have nm recovered
vet. IA their lengthy farrs benr vii
ness Your correspondent wa. lurkv
IN the extreme In placing his tent faf
shove high ws'cr mark.
Columbn. I. 4 very quiet place,
and we're !, not for the many. many
tents that In everywhere dot the
plain. ard the sound n the axe nm .
pick employed IN telling 'rres AM
mounting guns yon would think thu
there was M fighting sn'ic'prted. -
Nothing dli.,uvh. the stiffness n 'he
night save tho lonely tread ~ ihe
sentinel NJ he walks his scli,ary
rounds. and nj times ch 'lleusine H..
ps.scvshy. Bui M this tells ton
plainly that hloodv battle is r. ho
fought. aud the plain to b. drcnchc''
with human gore, and ercn, victory
IN M Won that viii reflect lasting
honor upon Southern chivnlry. W.
feel m hcsissncy in saying m whose
banner victory will cntwine he'
wreath Of lanrels. for rieh, here will
Gen. Johnsons brow be covered with
q rich balo, Of andyiag ,elory, and
the seal Of Omuipoiencc b. s'ampr''
upon the stars and bars. 'Tis true,
a, times We have some cxci,emcn, t.
s''' s,"s is'' IT, s' -, .s' 'ii A' ''"'
Of tho bur sting Il she'll. thrown from
tho gun boat. Of the enemy, a, wha'
they suppose to hc a masked battery
4 Sx evening, .,o ,hsv yen,urs
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-03

c''T,.r'. k,s Sept. u. l'sl:
I. b..a sr.s A. /. ~.'sss of 10
re-~s,ien, ! ptr'ht 'prosssnisy II
vri'iAr IN a fsv lincs IN rrr'rl e
hes,'l ,hd WI resb,u'' n the Co
10 Avengers" hoping Il Vii, prove
ass.vs.s'- to 'Ae friend. end rs'~siss'
q si... ,A.s e~p- n. ss'l~'
hscA. Tourh sn.sk.,i. 4 Anwsr
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-03

's~s: Z. ssI'' o'ns'g, 9Th ft' c'i. 90"
!" ~, t" "' ''"' that l'''''' '''
,hs ncel
To thrash ~ 'bs md al n vi. soch
tlsr eaptsli strtf.n = ihe i0h ,cIus,ss..
psmhsr'on, puman uIllef. w,'on and
tsAvs.
wuh llswtal y pnIns.. vasrhsm, vena
hle sNd Wits,
Thst'll dvivr I'D ,be ih,o .pssm odIc n.
Oar a,s, t,eu''. ave ~ ArAsn.ss h.msp-
Henry. ea'ier cupsrpsr. Martin and
Iavrrs.
VIM i~sks"e, I.oelwf vensbi., Wns.
asls and Mitchell the .,,us.
n whir VII The North into The seerssian
mime.
Oas ensse Il 10 noble, and defended . mll
bs,
wmk Il. stars cad n. bs,. to ~sv. ,'~
tho sea. ln.t
\sd in pitt Of the North our flag Il shall
NJ ~ asA' fos our ''s'do" OF '''a Ia
IHI
Ths fee NJ hs soush-rrc,scsed shsllhe.
Ves Ten smlcs Confederate usfasl.d te
the hreess,
wNA ws~sssA, ssd Maryland ." y"iu IN
,he sIsr. sli.m
Asl Missouri TIE vest to acknowleds. III.
spsse irH HA
Ous hovs they arr tvue, patriotic An bold.
Asd cane 1ron Avkansas whsss Linco n
go ssld. l0' kar t,la ..s
And 10 sive hin dsubhiss Il is their In.
tsWA. - s
~ sssss NJ. Lincoln and the North 10
' ls trr tAfm Ed
h a.essss " ous hssss and wives and our
70 shov Mr. Lincoln some A,k'. charm. ,
VIII chip ail shs Dsseh from Soasl EN-
| si's,'Ss ..si.ss' Il. Lincoln . ,,o,,i.s .,s..a,,
ss isss yes wall f6ssds end she sisIs y,
adove, -.
wsII r.@. TO ou, homes ~l.l freed n IL
n1Ope, lU lHa tH .UH .Hm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-03

w lH'Hf Nefe w w" wv N'HIH
aver The tablets NJ ouf memories. I
have no idea thai our recollection u
them woald for one moment arow
lin. Gcd bless the girls w Al
love them, from the captain down,
especially biz lieu,enan,a
Yours. &c., FRANK.
AkWststWWtsss ssss.so'mCos Tssn's (sk.
~
PaIScs or wALRs 70 ms Mmn.
w.-M nario@ Moihsr Q~eW
I'e,or'a! ! have ever been snsious
10 travel in America, TO see the Uni.
ted States aud il lions. To-day
good fortune presented me specimen
from ihevv IN the shape of tall, bo-
W woman, and no less > one ,hsn
the ""'horess of Use's Ies's Cabin.
= small vo's'as sessa's'se . 'Aoss'
'nA one lies nrsinst her coun,vy.--
Coo,car and physioencmy d ,hs
woman 1.-THE sashoress,) high 'hoal.
'r's' nigh cheek bones, low forehead,
ySlos neck aad s-s0s very ss'a''as'
''ins sor, Asf . 'vcd'y ssse, with
'''"rs lips. hsv'se the pscva'''we Van.
les 'slsss 10 ~ dolls's. shs a.
pressed m anxious wish Ss'bc 'nvis'
I'd to sbs prsssaee of ksar AisAssss'
the anecn.mo'hsr to the prinqe. An
Abolisioniss Of the darkest shsd~r-
True, true 'le histqry q posiaeo 70
against her end htr pretended PHI
lan'hropy. my ses, hs"d me my
,o'e, with the gold clasp. J ma m
s. James this expressive text; Dc
hold how great . matter . l'i'ls ars
kind'eth. nc's Tons Cabs N
!" sty'e--a tempting bsis-sb'ovn
broadcast over the world, ,vhst ny
i not iussgarsse. A f's, : vor'd q
'in'qaisy, which 'sstssth on ars the
course Of nsssts. Ahf iehtstoh arc
Of hell.' IN, hov fs'l Of sssA asd
mesn'Ne. B'sek hsavsed, mslrsss
Aholisio"ism, 70 indi'e sad pshl''h 70
he world ~'eh isetndisFv. seductive
'ppesls 10 v'etsd ~, 'hss rvspas'
'ne ibsm to cmhecil our leejslsiiyr
'niiss. to sow hsssvd snd diseoe1 b
families and snosa ssmmvnhlsa b
,:...: ::' =; -: ;.:,;:;:: :;::; .;:. s::..
ppprsls also ses o. ani iosoiluos1 ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-03

f See ~ vanoee VeSs
4 ooeoeoeB's s~oeDeQwS %
veNosue . aey's osoose %
~ -. ~ uf 'lins
TIA ssvsNes n s>e skes NM iniH.
Ard hsv 4 d.t Tine sssep
Into his lenlv esll. she.s
NsWs nm Bsshsloss es~s slespf a
lisss tAs~ eoss sss'ay.
uvb sky avnss rssr.
Ts hsss vkss .hesld aay !.
In onAsov thee hsres
oskieA We epew The e'seweese,
Wbeo b ~ pesssv rl-e-. sa
IN ~ Md ~ . LADY far, s,
70 sAaAs ~ .millss f.ss;
- vty ~ slrs bsse slime 'lF
r. msoe q ~ A'swaI fate. II.-
betsase CutiA Ass rsssv skcsa
"A n.raplns Ass y via osss.
bus II ske~ Ger, thv v,ssys. .,
tVeuv0 ~ moss tirkiv Meet,
e onsoCA ~ fss I sksvsr. n4lg E.
" ~ laeescws. frsihs'v n-ss.-K.
o's's.s. rr:s!s N'sis a ss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-03

| evpoevsNa ssS lewssRs Ia vIse
l|smessk WNlsMeks. t'hnmnsfrs VIVA
l)9ss0s saA Ipemes(le s't0Ans. TkAa.
fOo VCO. ~ ftnlp'kflees A..
Alse, eodlssoee sstNls IN whssIosss
selehsa1s1 Ckmooo1 tts~ss WhIses. 0Nlee
ID allowed ky oil seeeeIsevss 10 " ~ bess
WiisIy u EOslls1 s'sNss.
Cutvea, pAue, NOME I co..
NlasA )vssA .0Saslsseeeevs,
wAMssis M ys,sl' I'eslsss 10
| 0tRt10 101aoxX,
oonxsNoiAt AM Law StASxs,
one. =, SIDE. Noom M. l Webster Dlest.
to MAIN srhun4.
satHa.HtF JoesooCN Uses.
IN. scel eaoAu
BURDlTT 4 CHoATE.
bsALvus N -,
FLOUR. GRAIN AND phopUCE
| ass,sai asA i.s at
|CIIInM COMMISSION nIo0lxn,
sss nAiu ssnoes. a.
reeaApAAss - Se.A.
| - 90 o'-ll..-A--.-4------.-.-------s
o. y. esvsw, Ass. as cAupsuaA
GRIFFIN T. CAMPBELL.
| wnolnDALn oRo0enA il
ClXIlAL PleDuCE Ml1k,
| iIaf bat y Asp q l fl'
couuIsslou nyAeuAufa
Keep ssnssssdy - hssd iall ssrp
hssoa, Posi, Lard ED Flour. h. sra
En-. ausga, wnes, Rrariles ciga, E,c
| .isi .ssss assss. Qtsess oapSs.
~ 1111pu1s, f10N
| m ST q Y + = hban.
4 Ave "a.
II 1Ng-w = R0!
- - ~.
s.ssn,,,s .,o,s. sS"
| ~ ssl .eses strsse, sseses.s
| UeSoe So eSyoee ~ y 1
| s9Syeo8 sly .Z,,sss ~
| su~es~s9 wv 9VS
',s .. 4 =, 'a ss:,:.:: = stowe; T''
| ....s..", ~ ~. ....a.
| - ''''' 4 - q.
,:' 10 e s':s !: = ~ si.s :is:is ::
iss' Nv - -, '''' - =
! sr,c.y..1,s..sdT III
.b:slr s-mrh''. .'v.~"l
MISSISSIPPI AND TExNEssgl
Z
mAM @0AD !
,...-.... q, q -. :, - Q 80. =,
"a 'fi .s@ - e.
Las ~ sssw NUNbAY. Jssss, issi
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-03

1k VI wON0 - VAoOU81s
! .ssssr~sys - Gsws lsa
-eatp. ssc 1cao0s
ky.l.'. nraasiee 10 tho tsouvsa n PsNo
IA - soio. and other Copn,les IN
4 .i..ippi. and wIlI pas yavtieala!
|.fi.n IN the colI~ctioH NJ dshss. asA
e,h~s hasusss iasvssss6ss tlsir esss.
RnpUnDuoooi is1
)on. I. v. rhesupAsN, Ripley, ~e. J.
,'h,Imsrs. H~snsndo; Nessrs, Brown.
sn & 20. 3. n. tppsysoA Z Co.. ' Lane
e.. 0>llswsv = Clueesy, NeufAiss
svs. wssd 3 pnsis, pssph.
SluuINS y Conniseisnsr for North
| rs'!i.s il n's'i'sippi' "a.
'nusrv ~. iSot. i,. ~"