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D lraaHI 81 IIiI.
Eails he - ~
erus VII disAos :.
Horth1rn shipping,
aetures we're protected
topte. The conprouise
-. ,ss Z chapter Of outrage
y .eeF were broken and
NEBRASKA act wasl
z souihs.s rietoEI
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HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from ihe peace
Of Utrecht to the peace Of Versailles,
1T13-l7S3. By Lord Mahon. In vols,
full calf, marble edge.
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PROPOSALS win be received By the undersigned
Al c8Inmls .i1usrs appointed by the County Court o.
shelby county at the sfes of the zr1hitect James b.
Cook Esq the city OF Memphis, until y ocirz on
THURSDAY the tn day OF February. 1851 for 5uidlng
J1iI in the city OF Memphis according = plans ana
s1eciGcatlus ou Gle in his oli-c-
Coutractu-s viii be rtqu.r 70 give bond for double
he amount Cf the cuurscs with two approved su7at
Tor the faithful performance oi the EIue.
The cauuissiouers reserve the right TO reiect any
tender not entirely satisfactory O. thcu.
on the certacle ard estimate of the architect, ray
ment q be made mon.hiy in the blads uf shelby
County C1urt bearing six pr cent llisres claiming
oue-shirt of TIE mentEy eslimzte until the duai con-
pIetiJu OF the work
All furfl e- FfOrmsti1n explanation viii be given
application person by letter 70 the architect e.
is once corner Cf MaIn and Madison streets erGhls
Eagnessae j. " A. PETIT.
A. q. MONTGOMERY
j. s DTCKERSOE,
". II WALKER
j. Il. G00DLET,
farE-rr, Commissioners.
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Also refers By permission, to the Hon joseph Holt
late Comissoner0 Patents and at present PostasteE-
General and to J. W. Keep, EgQ., ia Main street.
Memphis AID 70 MoolaEahan 4 Dill, proprietors Mem
- = s1--,s.s1 nof7-dasam
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A BBOTrs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
The Aimwell Stories.
The Young Yoyagsrs. By Capt Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Field.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. BY Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmis. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Harry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mar as's Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears.
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret Huntingion'a Experiment.
Hooker's Illustrated History.
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A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsyalier.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
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The Hunters Of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girps Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur and bis Knights.
Work while it is Day.
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Queens and Princesses Of France.
Constance and Edith or, Incidents Of
Home Life.
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POETS WIT AND HUNOR. Selected by
". H. Willis. Illustrated With one hun
cred e1gravings; ; full gilt, cloth and mo-
rocco.
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FOR SALE BY
- V'GEe2s.


LDT virtu- % deed q trust executed BY A1r-
Ap Gus J. wright which Is recorded in the Eegster-
orice shelby county, BOOK EO - pages 32a 3-3
327 which is made o. certain 1te therein
described. ] VIII. The lfrH DAY OF FEBaUAHf,
A. j.. lSii. proceed 90 sell % the highest tid1cT tor
cash The real estate described n such trust 1se vz
lot of lani situate lying and being in the COUNTY u
Shelby and STATE q Tennessee, described IS follows;
BsginninE 20 the u1rhEegt corner OF Tennessee and
Webster streets thc Ovrrt1n division aisnlnE te
city OF euphisi running thence north with Ieunessee
street one hundred and dry feet 20 stakei thence
west luudred a-d tweEty-dve feet % o stake
tlsucs s1utl one hundred and dfy feet 70 STAKE 10
Webster streets thenca east hundred aHd twenty
ave feeC b The beginnings being te same conveyed 10
BY said deed she right Of redemption is waived
in such trust deed.
Sale % take place at southwest corner Of Court square
iH The city % Memphis, within the usual hours.
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The business heretofore conducted By =. g. Ferry
Co viii hereafter be colducted under toe drn name o.
sNOWnEE. TERHT q co. uho will collect the debts
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just The Place.


TTVHE nrm q ?. Terry & Co. was dissolved on tie
ist day 81 January By mutual con eui F. g. Terry
Tetiriug from the business.
p 6. TERRY,
I. n. ENOWDEN.
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y see All our oid friends and scqusiri iances.
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TWO Haases snd Lois. situated On Dunlap street,
east OF the Chariestun Depot, and suitable for snail
fsrniiiss will be sold tsrgaiu, Il supcstion 20
made soon FOR further particulars, ipBly ths pro
pristoEs Of The Appeais mylb
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and Janet. QuaTtO.
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WORKS OF MICHAEL DE MONTMGNE,
comprising his Essays, Biographical and
Bi5lographical Notices. etc. By ".
HazIits. In 4 vols, half cali.
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Lost sIRO9se8F.
Wnnaea 40 F.ofe for sc.

BILL OF large demon nation came into TIE hands o1
~ gentleman yestsriaT, under Euspicious cire sn-
stances, which the proper oWuer csn have By proving
srcpery and paying for his advertisement. F0r il
l4niafian. apply a. the APPEAL once. ds7-tf
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SUNDREES.
SHENGLEs.

WE are inst ia rpc-irt = large lo; Of very supe
w Ttr shingles which we viii sell very low cost
the consignment We win aivays keep d supply Of
hand Gall 20 n 81
FLOCRNOT a CRAWFORD's,
fa80 adzw go II Front rev.
The weekly Panola star., 1861-09-12
lnltnt itnsneinlf

IIs4Ihf ~ rsig GfafhH o1 lsf'
ihHfsffy mmhihg T. n ame 'l9'h
~ h lhe nyihAfafw sthAhifi
aaf fgfsmit rai 'fhnmsff Wlnns
hais, Fih directions e. aahanfaa NE
htmf ~ ~ " u iHtIhf, ata
sstiliais ~ ihs isslalflm0, NJ ibs
asus nmN W. NJ hahialhIm nl' lei
ief hom nw Patas, a. pfl'h
W. iih1i falmn bmaa uhul ffpliy,
Hhi N rIr ttt paper sli Wpflfl
~ ti'h0m mf seeing n ~ fsiilny
ibe bfDf OHf ftemap t'y m.
properly sa up fal Wilson's nois
instead M simply Announcing iho
tams N col Jictias ihelfby espot
lhP cDl Wilson's uame, ~ ahioi W.
hain night NJ ta nrffnyol W.
lhou iDf pufelf. ahl leliye our ~
man Who sa rlfaueet ~ both lhe
genllmon did moi intend IL lho leait
10 esp0ie lhe name II col WILSON
Improperly beat chat Il IA. eellfly ~
over agLt We aelhpslcdgc lhc
lauli and nak pardon u Col wilson.
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assssa ~ asfsst .

tls Ahly Y h8taff slsfl
sfHs ~ M foHi, h4s ssbIliisi ia
Vi, 1rhss falll ii4H ff-slh We
yafi. iart HaaIi N ahas stslih ihe
attention shd Hlm.ftiha 4 sytfy
ims eamdggft ifH u hfssii VI
hsta sses ii He,i.bt y aaaasf st'l
msamBIbg iiiasbnlh e.ialnisfsnes
W. ffll N mind lrfaftl lHay fflshlf,
sts could dths.tia pai W, Nv
tttfty lHi faeh large, Well A
alI llI 4lLnlnl
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- fff rsasis A~,
4 s<ssss Sssss fhs llsssSs

ffSf fffei HH#f fssstfat. Tts,
ssaust VI li5f
Ata meetlna n ihe Panels iInssIs
held n Camp faaH, heaf rthssesls,
FIs, AuKuss VI, IsgI, idem !. "
cIsslon, wss ealiei n iha chair
Tho objssi n ihe meeting beihs ~.
planned M moiion. COMMITTEES N
fve we,e appointed. 10 drafl re.sin.
liona expressive n tho sentiments "
The company, A. felstIve " auhiry
lindhe~es NJ ihe hands N NJ eli.
seo' oi Panols county.
The followine committee were Ap
pointed Ny the char, via W. h.
spencer, Y brady. v. W, King, ",
v Miller, and Lieut. A. r, Wa,ags.
Tho committee Submitted tho foI.
lowing preamble and resolutions.
which we're unanimously adopted
jvhven, The "Panola Ouard.p
have received from the citIscns N
Pamela and County. q beautiful mi.
form, made by the ladies Of said
county, also. sundfy other articles of
clothing, consisting Of pants, drawers.
shirts, socks and shoes, nll " which
we're donated by patriotic hearts.
which pulsa,cs to the great causc In
which we are struggling, and though
surrounded BY every comfort Of III.
they ARE not unmindful Of those who
have gone forth to meet q tyrunt, and
his hosts, and drive them from the
limits ol our country, TO enjoy the
blessings Of peace, liberty and indie.
pendence. Therefore
Reso'red, That while we arc truly
grateful to our fcllow.ciiisens ftr
their kind remembrance Of us, during
our absence, and especially to III
fair ladies Of our county, who, by
their self.sacridcing devotion to tho
Confederate cause, will ever crown liz
arms with victory, we will cndcavor
to prove ourselves worthy to be the
recipients Of such favors, and never
disgrace the high and honorable po
si.ion Of being soldier in the South.
ern army.
After which the following rcsolu.
tions were adopted by acclamation
Resolred, That the office Of Second
Lieutenant be, and is hereby tender.
cd to NJ. d. Keith, which was rch.
dcred vacant by the resignation Of
Lieut.. j. d. Vance.
Reso'ped, That the company pre-.
sent NJ. D. Keith, with fine sword
II was then
Rcso'reol, That Lieut.. J. W. Clan.
ton, inform NJ. D. Keith of the pro.
cccdings OF this meeting, with refer.
encc to the above resolutions.
Resoired, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be published in the
'panola Star and Memphis papers.
J. W. CLASroy, Chairman.
j. II. YATES, Secretary.
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bfss vasffn

tal igbh " co1 request pi
10 ay frf be- l4 authorized IN tho
Confederate royolnm n 70 pufelpss
tIfia and fhoi yaoi GOD thai persons
having them fgf nla cen leave them
at The bepqia beiwsl hlampti' anl
Gfehada md h. will call H. them
w. vii pny fof them IN Confederate
bond ~ I'fensury note, at from $3.50
% poIco, md that be viii
allow pfrohi ono dollar for bringing
them to the lcpois, and addressing
bin NJ Memphis
The weekly Panola star., 1861-09-12

Col. J. Fred. Simmons, candidate
for Elcc,or, in the First District. will
address the people, u, the following
times aud places in Panola county.
Peach Greek, Saturday, Sept. u.
l'ancla, " u,
belmont, Thursday, sept. ~.
Eureka, on some day in October Il
b. hereafter decided.
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lJJh snsAur snI NONJ
JesC DIssos" ANG tOnINs!

The Mississippi Devils NJ Popo'a
Station, bolug hos fully organized,
will positively leave fof Memphis, 10
20 into camp, on nest Tuesday, ~ y
O'Clock o m., l7tb inst
Wishing n lew more stout, able aud
detormlnd men, such ~ panola can
boast Of We cordially invite such, 10
come. forward ai once, and join the
4" Devils, as W. feel dcsirous 10
meet Mr. Fremont, on half way
ground, We 60 os Il months yolun.
tccra, come aud 90, We will do you
good n JasrER BESsoS
We understand that this company
have The promise Of the position Of
independent Rangers on the right u
Pillows Brigade, and that they will be-
armed with Maynard Rifles, and not
required to perform guard duty, nor
work on in,rcnchmcnts. This is Ger.
tainly great indueemcnt to those
who wish to join the army, and one
that will not be- overlooked by our
young men Go in boys you will
never have a better chance.
The weekly Panola star., 1861-09-12
Conc. Sept. s, 1861.

COMO, Sept. 5, 1861.
Col. N. q. Ward:
A gentleman writes from Sardis,
Miss, to the Memphis Appeal, sad
copied in the Star, saying Gen. Ben
McCulloch, was q native Of North
Carolina. As there is now probably
but one individual alive except myself.
familiar with al the minusia Of the
facts below, I give them to yos, %
order to put this matter on its legs.
Gen. Ben. McCulloch IL . native
Of Rutherford county, Tenn. born on
the north bank Of Stone lriver, aboss
one mile below the town Of JelEersos.
His father, Maj. Alexander McCul
loch, was native Of North Carclins;
emigrated to Nashville, Tenn, bring
ing with him his negroes, and there
married Miss Lenoir. half sister q
Nrs. Capt. Coleman, at the residence
Of Capt. Joseph Coleman.
Tlcft Mecklenbsre county. Va, is
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For the pdnoia Star.
CAMP 12ru RrGT. Miss. Vols.
{. s. A.. Ans. -. 1861,

I. ). A., Ang. -, 1861. !
Alta meeting Of the "Sardis Blues
held at their camp near Fairfax Sta.
tion. Va, August -, 1861, the f9l.
lowingprcamblc and resolutions were
passed:
lrhveds. In Ills infinite wisdom,
il has pleased Almighty God, to re-
move from our midst. our worthy and
esteemed brethren in arms, Andrew
J. Petty. II. Lagravc, Lewis J.anier,
Virgil A. Bobo, Frank r. Scallorn,
Chas. N. Rigney, and Thomas X.
Hulme, and while We bow with hum.
bic reverence to Ills supreme will,
We can but mourn that We have lost
such friends, the State Of Mississippi
such citizens and patriots, and the
service Of tho Confederate States
such gallant and efficient soldiers.
Resoisei, That We sympsthyss
deeply with the families Of our d.
ceased brothers in their, as well -
our own irreparablc loss.
Resoiped, That a copy Of these
resolutions be forwarded the respec.
tive families Of the deceased, and .
copy furnished the Pamela Star, for
publication.
Il. ". CauMp, Chairman.
]. II. HErLiS, Secretary.
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SEPTEMBER 3, 1851,

Ma. EpuoR As Mr.. r. B. 1rby
received call from this neighbor.
hood. to become a candidate bcfor the
people for . seat in the lower branch
Of the State legislature, and in Ais
card to the public. has left ID With
his friends to determine IL he shall b
a candidate I deem il bat right end
proper to assure him-shss he viii
resiv . full support ftom us. sad I
make no dous, he is appreciated By
the voters Of the county generelly-
Who win at the right time, put their
appreciation in . tangible form, in
his behalf. NnRrH Sfor,
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A. lses we are enabled to render
the smcnde honorable. to our friend.
Mr.. II. NJ. Keller, the efficient and
cbliging Messenger Of the Southern
Express Co.. over the N. 4 T. R.R..
'~ late papers. from Louisville 4 Nsv
Orleans. We regret to l,srn shs.
Mr.. heller Consemp's,es taking a
situation. As Express Messenger. on
one II the Railroads. running out cl
New Orlean.. for We will ssilv
miss. his many favcrs, bat we hcrs
his successor. on our road. ms, 10 ..
slsser. sni ss ehlirirr
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WAni WAaii WAaiiI

All ,hcse who have placed their
names upon the list. for q company
in this place, will please mcc, q, the
ccur, House in Pamela, on uex, Mon.
lay, for the purpose Of organizing
aud elccsing officers. I, is earnestly
requested that all Who have joined
will he present. and as many more a.
can possibly come and join. Nc~ is
the time yoans men. II you van, to
show your bravery and serve year
country. In this. her hour Of trial.
The weekly Panola star., 1861-09-12

We afo authorized 10 announce tho nano
n ', " iisIii, as candidate fur tho
legislature, nj The October election.
We afe authorized 10 announce me name
N W. ~ WARD, as candidate for the
Legislature, NJ the October election.
We nfe authorized 10 announce the name
u ". Y. DIrkISs, ns candidate fot The
Legislature, nj thu October election.
The weekly Panola star., 1861-09-12

We have received communication
from southeast side" ealing on
Col. Joseph Jasper Wright; to an.
ncuncc himself as candidate for the
Legislature, the articlci Is so long that
We canno, &c. !, SC, up this week As
We have bu, one eomposi,or and he !.
.ick. We have several army letter.
aud other communications on hand,
which arc deferred for the same reason,
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MAT. l.lllTlDNA.

Voters should remember that the
election for state Officers and mem.
bcrs Of the legislature, comes on mon.
day the 7,h day Of October next
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sOs.SDs Glss' BENEFIT.

We would Call the especial at,cn.
ton Of our readers, in this town and
vicinity, to the elegant entertain
ment, to be given tomorrow night,
Friday, 18th inst, at Masonic Hall.
for the benefit Of our brave and gal.
liant Volunteers. This exhibition of
amateur his,rionic ability, is given by
the young Ladies' and Gentlemen,
Of Pamela and vicinity. Having been
a delighted auditor a, their previous
so1cs musicale II sablsaur riranis.
We can promise q most agreeable
advertisement. IT,, the hall be crowd
ed to its u'mcs, capacity. You do q
noble work, in assisting yo'.r either
soliicry. Tickets of Admission
only 5oc,s. Come one, come all, t.
your Sciisiys call.
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ANNel NOE Mt.NTs

No names will be nnnouccd as can.
dida,cs, unless accompanied with the
fee, or the promise in writing Of re.
'ponsible person to pay It.
TERMS.
State aud Distric, candidates $40.
Legislative and County +" 8.
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A woaU ~ rxraANArsox

Heretofore We Published the star
By the usc of our means derived from
our practice ns lawyer. and waited
on our subscribers until such times NJ
they could pay-now the stay Law
has Gu, ~ oil our income, and unless
the patrons Of the Star pay at once
we mus, suspend. II wc are compel.
lei to stop, We arr determined to Ic,
the public know the names Of thcss
who force US into suspsn,iOn.by non.
payment. Hence We say to all lool
out for the "black list VIC shalt IL
this in Justice to those who have pait
us prcmrly, the cross mark will b,
continued lev week. longer in crde,
to give fall aud fair warning.
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W fttiaw ftsa Aep, ., ~
rat N n Hpif

fNf w NJ WHfHf
Drsa Ftn khs#lhs ihe iaep IN
lafssi ahd sphesfh, fsli Wy ygm
fsaliefs nv ihe gallant volunteers
from pingla, | venture 10 impose apeh
lhe Indulgence n yoaf columns =
bflcf lel,sf, from lbe Como Avengers
AZ IA alfeady hhown 70 mort N ouf
friends, w left our very pleasant
rendezvous, near Memphis, about
three weeks aso. and Notwithstanding
The maoy lasafies furnished by ihe
Mind remembrance " our friends, NJ
woII ~ The cheering inGaence egn
,ributed by their fresuoni Waits, ~.
dsfs 10 march, we're received by our
"bfavc boys," with shouts " esalia
iIon long and loud, els,ed with the
idea of having ah opportunity, 40
earIy, Of serving in ,he alcriou. cause
Of our country,
Yet. our destination boioy uukooxo
to mos, Of Us, when tho gallan, steam.
~ that bore eight hundred Southern
solaie, hoa,,.' a. ",ho, ooo.o,oo. of
hcr precious load, proudly pushed
from shore 10 stem tho mighty eur.
rent, and n thousand handkerchief
waved their fond adicus. many nm eye
snorkled with u,e nvlis,,ninc dron. .
',was no, tho tear Of reluctance, only
,ho nobl. ou,,ouri,ys Of n ,euo,oa.
and C.o,;,, to.,, e., s,;ond. and
homes ler, behind. probably forever,
And as ,hov ...,.d u,on ,h. ,,n.,
deck. famed by zenhvrs' sor,e.,
breeze ,ha, mouroea \ ,iioo, reou;om
10 tho wa,;,, ,w;l;,h, and wo,chol
tho c.inmer;n, ligb,. ra., r,j;n, n
dim distance ,hsv wo,dorad la,v
lon, ,ers ,hoso .,no ,i,,h,. ,,;,,h,
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so'd'crs me- Ana here let me 81.
to you Colonel, and al other friends
that VIC are now "fxed up' and fur
ni.hed. I, ia In, n nle.s.,, mi, n,
M -;.... - az. - E. VI. :,
Wv wv, y '"'' P'"v, ''o"' '''"'p"''
IN" We nope You VIII not forget us
DR.. cambridge and lady are the onl,,
ones that have honorei us with thei
presence.
An w.,s r,...oa x;,,, 80. .;,,..,:.
W." V'' ''a"'''
" "''', owing 70 tue 'heAper- -ence
, state Of our regiment, but fcelin,
, confidence in themselves now, the
are anxious TO be moving ..onvar
and unx.rd. 10 moo, ,he tI...;,,
s a. - - ~ s .'''"
'oc' oa' movements however, III
! extremely uncertain. We may leav
, here tomorrow; We may remain her
q month, as future dcvelopcmen,
; may determine.
. A number Of troops mus. Of eours
ii ii. - ~ - -. -. !,
The weekly Panola star., 1861-09-12

N' afe nuihnfitsiio announce ihe name
n lullN u ptttis, asa candidate fut
fo election 20 The afiee ~ Governor n the
.iai, n Mississippi Election the lfa
Monday In October nest
The weekly Panola star., 1861-09-12

1hD Doctor 7 Moore, received The
appointment of Quarter master TO the
TT Regiment Of General Alcorns
Brigade a, luka miss, aud is now at
his post.
The weekly Panola star., 1861-09-12
fO,rrDEnarr sr,Trs rICkGT
fUIl fIilHibEST,
JEFFEHBON DAVIS
ron VirE PRESIDENT
ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
tlANt,If,Ari3s.
f@ Ilselot lif', Diade,

Wa Hfe Hulhhfifal ~ announce W. nhma
~ \, inID SIMMONS, ~ d candidate ~
l.ar'nf ~ ihe IlfH District N ihe ensu.
Nv November election
The weekly Panola star., 1861-09-12
ua.sSNcrs.

We earnestly urge every family In
Pamela County TO contribute Blankets
for our soldiers, they are suffering
for them and there is none for sale in
the market. Let every one spare
wha, they can, and !, Is hest to color
them With walnut bark. as they will
show the lir, II they are white. Send
them in at once. 10 not wait on others,
While youare hesita,ing our brave boys
arc suffering.
The weekly Panola star., 1861-09-12

Many persons have expressed q
desire that the military Of this county
should be organised and required to
drill. We have written 10 Brig.
Gcn'l James y. Ruhin. to know vhy
the commissions haven been issued
to the field Oficers recently elected.
for this county. and also sskins him
IL he intends order ing cut the militia
or not. When vc hear from him nd
get a commission Nc shall be prepared
20 act and NJ, before.