davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

PANOLA COUNTY.
Two Agnes j. Young, anil the children
whose names are unknown Of Julia \,
Thompson. deceased. heirs Mt law Of sam'l
l.Caldwell. deceased, aui to james VI.
Young. husband o. said Agnes j.
You and each OF you are hereby cited 10
appear before the Probate Court Of said
county On the 9Th Monday in April, 1861,
then and there to show rause whs the NAV.
cr Of the petition " Cornelius Durain.
praying for title 90 n lot Of ground in
Bates,ille, near Pamela Depot, purchased
by him OF decedcnt. should not be granted.
BY order Of Court.
J. n. MeLEUD. Cierk.
Issued the 9Th March. 1851. n-.iv
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

10y virtue ~ n decree ~ the Probate
- Court of tho county II Pamela and
state Of Mississippi, rendered ut the Fob.
runry term tlS5Il thereof. the unlersirn.
ed, administrator " the estate Of Alc,nn.
der Neck. deceased. will on tho lDth dny
NJ April. 1851, within lawful hours. At I'M.
residence IN said county. offer for sal, 10
the highest bidder. ut public vsndte, tho
following slaves belonging to the estate ~
said deceased. via : "Jennie." about Is
wears old "pick,' about 30 wears ola
LYDIA about y years old ''Raney."
about 20 wears old. aud her child. nbou,
; months old "Nlry," about II yenr,
old; ''Julia,' about II year. old cane
about years old, aud ..Mun," about :
years old,
TtRNS. These slaves will be sold ON a
credit VI twelve month. from tho day Of
sale, and the purchaser, required to giye
bonds or notes with good security fpr the
purchase money.
j.. j. MEEK, Adm i~ni,.,a,ur.
March ith, lsil.
~ The snmc time an1 place ! will s,ll on
~enn.pntble terms. tho east half NJ section
~ land y. township Q, range :. west,
lying in aid county.
nnN.iH J. 4. MEX.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21
Shop.

AN prepared TO DO all kinds Of work in
L my Inns IN good style and on tho short.
est notice. Thankful for past patronage
solicit u continuance Of the same.
Mlpcrsons indebted to me are requested
to pa, NJ Mt once, as ! cannot carry IN NV
business without money. Tome forward
aud settle. JOHN sEIGIE,
Pamela, March II. 1851. nj. SIN
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21
P,sOLt, Mss, Nincn II. 1891


Tho merchant aal buanse hsh VIII
d1ei no ad,efilm 10 fbe sfH
cause ihe times ne hafi ihl imshes.
doll W ofool ptet i9fh be syn.
thi tnfio' gn' " view II IL iraa,
We afe W OBJ mllN n a%fiaghaiigh h
bainefi lni tba ufst'ef the haee.
siig tlal Uefy loly should algeflise
literally People masf eat anl seaf
doihe4 Tho sidi u humanity
must he supplied whether ihe tmai
ne dill or not. aud M those who
lesl In these articles ihould hot fail
10 advertise iheir business Road
anil profit by the followngi
STEPHEN GlRAnDs htLE
u have always considered a1ver.
Using, literally and long, 70 be The
great medium Of success IN business.
and prelude 10 wealth And | have
made u m inyariablc rule. too. 10
advertise in the dullcst times, long
experience having taught me that
money thus spent, Is we'll hid pat
os, by keeping my business continu.
ally before the public, ii has secured
me many sales that lotherwisc would
have lost
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

HxS-Wc understand that Mr..
Thc,ford. who was accidentally shot
hy Mr.. Mitchell. Of which W. spoke
last week, is not getting well us fast
rs was expected. Ills wound proved
more serious than the Doctor sup.
posed.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

4 IL CLAIMS due the estate ~ Thomas
"A Bradford, deceased, unless settled hy
note with ten per cent interest, Or cash. by
the lst of Nav next, will be- sued. viii
ALWAYS be found Mt home until the fr,, "
April. john N. BRADFORD.
March W, 1851, u-.lt Admir-,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21
March t.. ISL.

'Jcrr. The High tour, Of E,r.
rpr. amt Appeals have confirmed the
sentence Of death arains, JEFF Tie
Iirt his not been rcccivcdby the SHEER.
III. anil We do not know villa, day has
been named for the execution.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

TAKEN Up By ". n. Hels,e. n.ar sar.
Il dis, two fne mules. the n = mar.
mule medium sine and light mouse color.
~ yssrs old. appraised to 4I2; ! the other
u harss mule 10 years old. with . small
vsise srsei on the len shoulder, spprsis.
P. B. JONES. Ranger, PC.
Panois, March 4, issl. aide
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

JIM WHITE TO ns flrse To.
MoRRow.-The Board Of Police have
ordered the Sheriff to hang "Jim
White" . slave belonging to Mrs.
Nancy Dickins. between the bluff
and the Tallahatchic river, below the
steam mill. The execution takes
place Tomorrow. We are informed
that Rev. J. W. Bates, will preach .
sermon at the gallows. and sfteruard.
Jim" will make a confession.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21
Rangers Notice,

FNikEN up By ". q. Potts, near Bell.
mont. ons bay horse nine years old.
and fifteen hands high. Appraised n
Ssj.
T. u. JONES, Ranger. r. e.
Pamela, March l.. lsGl,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

''RI MD AtC0n'iuDtrioN TRAINS
Will leave ard zfrivs a. foil,~s.
Ls1vs A.. u. Arrive At p. N.
Iarnsr at4.s-l6 Memphis at....4.p
il. Lsava Arrfe at
Aew ai=..sf.Iu farmers 1T ......ts4n
Trains arriving a, Memphis eurs.ss vish
the Nsaphi. and charIs..an ssi Memphis
AID Ohio Railroads. fer ,hefssssrd Nsvsk.
Trains arriving II Garnsr station tk<yo
connect With a daily iins II Nail Cssckss.
Which lsaTs On the arrival u The Nail 1rs,e
fur''rrnsds sni Wee Orleans, ria stissis
sirpt trnsrsi Isi rad.
'irsnaia tissss. srs -ali by n. 8 KssV,.
a, the s'ay0sa ani worshan IIsup>s,
je,6nN z. HuUSII. Gen'l Sups.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

STRAYED from the eccie.s,s ~ 49,
~dsrrrned. ten niles Soush-esss n
Pamela and ose mile from ssr,la. IN ~
2lss OF February. one DARK iros ~. ss.ss
With heavy main and tail md veil ks;Is y,
he hiehth. The other . dark bar rs.s,
white hind feesa star 10 HE forehead. -.
slit. in tbs left ear.
Aav is~soraatics abou. them vitf h.
shsnkfnllyfeeeirei, and expenses Or ,rs,bI.
rsidfo FOR II they are tsken ar.
LEWIS Inch.
iatci i.isei. \ T.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

fEosr.-we have had severe cold
winds during the day, aud heavy
white frosts every night for two
weeks rnst. The frui, is badly in.
jarcd. and will hardly make a half q
crop. from present appearances.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

RorND Top Ayp SEErLE.-All per.
sois indebted to me who 10 not set.
tie before the LIST day of April, will
positively be sued. | am in earnest.
". +. WATKINS.
March L.. ISL.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

Ili VIRTUE ~ 4 vENniTlOst TX.
- ronna from the rireuli Court N Pan.
ola county. ! will sell n The Count lIouae
door thereof, on Monday tho 18th Lar N
April, 10 The highest bi1lar f5r cash. tba
easi hall n the north easi anarter. N soc.
ton ~, town y, range 3, east. md iho
north cast quarter " ihe north sssi gnar.
tor OF section ~, township -. range / ons,
thoc,aw Cession, rs the property N the
late ,ieorge " Anderson, decreased. and
levied on 70 satisfy mn execution in favor
~ James X. Young. State comn .aionef.
j. w. JONES, Sheriff Pamela Go.
March ", 1891. ~ 8w
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. |
PASoLA CurNIy. /

Collins 4 wsldran, Attachment i..ue,I
vs. ihv wm. n. Busirr. a
VIM. A. 0vsn. } Justice Of the Peace,
90 the slst dsy Of Ishusrv. 1851. in favor
Of said Collins 4 wsldrsn. and against the
estate 81 ssid WIN. A.. Owen. for s-r.n dol.
lars end afty c-rs>. In Jsssic<'. r,srt held
At sasjis 10 The County n psnols and
State u Mississippi, ssd said ssid attach.
nseas heiss lsvie5 ~ = s.siisha 81 Lin
seca on - |. beg n Whit Lad.
TIE s~seen4sst y hesrby n.sisei that m.
les Ne appeAss IN sid court a. the rrvt
tRw seaegf - - keid q saefs IN the Al
satssday q DosssA. lssl, aad plesd ., aid
setics. judgment sill be essesn3 a. m.
vsopsfty sttssAee ed.
~. Il, issI. "a.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

J. BROwDER and John N. shufors
~ having associated Them .slse. to.
sesher on the 9TH Of February. Is6I, az
partners In the ART or trade Of blacksmith.
ing, under the FIRM name Of Browdsr 4
shuford, they will conduct their bs.inss.
At the Old stand of Bro~der 4 Rsiford in
Batesville. They expect to merit and hon.
10 have the general patronage Of the rablie.
A. J. BRUwDEg.
JOHN NJ. SnrroRp.
req. III, 1851. nl-2w
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

VNHEgEAs he r..a,. AZ R.h~,so
w Bs-- ssrsassi. VS.. At the Imsses
term. l-sl. u the Probate Csuu IL 49,
= ccaniy. declared issslvsss, Ell pesssos
tssinz ess'ss against said dssrjcea
kesvnv hstif<d 10 have sh>lp $3.50
rrabst-i saa ~reeissese5 II ~
Cl-rt u the Probate Cssrt 81 - O.
bs The lea AZ - losNA. 1asa
BE fSfeser barred.
jssssry ~ III.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21
The state Of Mississipui.

PANpLA COUNTY. /,
Two Ngncs J. Young and tho child,i n
Il whose names arr uuknnwn, " Iulin
'. T%tnmpsor. deceased. heir ~ law Of
SAM Y Caldwell. deceased. anil 10 J,..
v. Young, husband u said Asne. j.
Young.
You and cnch n you ara hereby cited
10 appear before tho Probate Court NJ
.a'd county, IN The lth Monday in Aprtl
1901. TO answer the petition Of Jane. A.
Hunt, assignee " Cornelius Duriin, and
show cause why the PRAYER 81 the ps,i.
TONER, PRAYING for title to a Id, ~ ground
near Pamela depot. IN .aii county. rurch.
ased By said Durdin u the deceased, should
not Nc granted.
ny orier Of Court.
H. y. Mcleod, Clerk.
i'suedith March, isGi. uT.tv
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

#N"f' 2 NU NNN.
~ 'he chantetY Court N aald County
" Nnloa hafnfo ihf t'atk III ana tuufi
n' W. nHNrn in thn ilen ~ taniIn uu tha
~ Nondat, lstl day ~ f,hunp. IflI.
foN for .io .f.,ol..
Joseph POwrr, ct ~
u Vpolfn e 10 the .hl Itat,nn 4 tho
court from iue proof ih1t fbu defendants
i,,i Powrr, ipnsa llaftib, Morgan pnNo ~.
william Power, John powot. Hannah p1w
~ Nnncy Power. I tnheth Power. sipphan
rover, John Power, james liafr T1IiibH
Nommrrs nnl lhomia sommer.. k'ulau.
Henson irn Henson md Margaret Power
ntn non residents, nduli defendant 10 .n,d
Wv nnd without the INIT of tho slnio M
Nli.'i'slpri NJ that tho ordinary prurr..
" Inv cnnnni he served IA them. ANA y
nI'n appearing that the r1mn, NJ lhr rh.l
dten nhd heif. 81 jhmes powers decreased.
OF 'ntnclin Power deceused. ~ Dn,id
POWER deceased, and the nnmes Of some m
ihn children md heirs NJ rIWlri p,ver
deceased and HOLLOWAY Power dorer.,l
are unknown, nll defendants 10 sttI ~
" Is therefore ordered thar the c1mplnin.
mt nave a hearing on the facts CHARGED In
tho bill, unless tho defendant. enter their
appearance herein IND pletd answer or
d'tnur = stii bill IN or before tho third
any y The next term Of this court, 10 be-
hnlIrn ~ mo court ou.e IN thu town ~
Ihhnia' ~ The iih Mon lny after Tho ,th
Monday N March, 1861, nnl ,hi, 4 cow
OF ms order be published for the .pnrr n
on" month before sud third d., ~ the
sad term IN the +" panola Sta d news.
paper published IN the town n Panel, in
order.
I',.". \. " BhiBuRN. Cicrk.
=, WARD ; ontg, spl'trs Tor Cont
Feb. -, 1851. nf.iw
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

PaNoLA GUARDs.-Thcrc will he
a meeting ofthc company on Monday.
slle 10th at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. to adop,
resolutions on the death Of James II.
Keith. a member Of the company.
BY order Of J. W. clanton, Lieut..
commanding.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21
SEVEN LIkClv NEGROES.
Sheriff. sale.

f virtue OF m execution in nv hsnd..
ID issued from the Circuit rour. Of Pan.
ola county. Mississippi. I will. IN Monday
the let dav Of April within lawful hour.
.ell st public sussion. az the Court House
door in said county. TO the highest LidJs,
for cash, lots No. | and ., in block =, in Tho
town 81 Panels. together with all the right.
title. claim or interest either a. Las Or eaui,,
~ Thomas y. Randolph, in and to said Ists
Levied m as the property Of aid rhom,.
v. Randolph to sstidy 40 execution in favor
II Thomas 3. Clarke.
JAMES u. JONES.
March s. ls61. nae
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21
YHB WEgELY PIHOLA STAR.

ViIi Iiif ~ ~
HlNA 4 NlliRs ,uHNnIu NJ
'''ft ,''seu 4 a., r,spnsisr,
UuHrH
ll'fif H.i .lffN T8st4saa. Lea nt
hihii. Hhaumsilfm 4iff
VIE fffa u ~
Ufff ffi q fhsif fmff.iH
Imai 80 sHf1f
lIlf .Wa ~
tutaHafHf,
HFH fHs
41fHlnat + hafpaI
Ufnis Files tatia.
Uaffhfa H8ff aH8d Hmt
Frosted Ter. iiaAfhas4 nlI
Nnrat safe Ne II sHfa sltpiai.
Head Ring . ifm. tstaf, antsa
hin'i Spider Bites Uft bites Raf HUirs
~ "efan 'h@H,sfsa TO- ~, I,sai
W. 'nilif M hufns. f. eBfas ufatall
nn hof'es, sofe fgos % hifses, snaInI,
s%sinneg poll esil, hsiala. slill lni b4r
moss flIl'. fresh flunis le aealInga. 4aI
iha heft EhuNh femftf ~ amlg A. isn
o. looted hlfifs from founder tai boz
the f7ei md hnthe veil about the n .f
ibo foot Cures al oaianspus disease. In
man NJ bonsi.
No one medicine ran eufa N al chsea Dot
we can show more tfnuf N d. tIfiuo
hMnHOafAt otb
". #
in We healing rr1periea, from fasponsh M
nnn, FhU nte above henf bought, ilan e,n
ho produced Nv ans nltts medicine.
We ll not assent q cure Tor evufy mnla.
~ go which ihd human famiIg arc .ulr.t.
Dat what we proclaim 80 ean sHhsi4nttttr
~ .tiu, siinesses Tho Amhfnslnl uI isa
nashville preparation. and sold throughout
ile south and south west rs ell good drug
gusts and general dealers The south may
be Justly proud that
~ Usrk, - Matte, r~,-.s...,,
AFTER much labor and resenreh. has proIue.
O. ronIly WORTHY medicine. which \ honnJ
io rive out much " the WORTHLESS. imported
'ihsh With which he country Is Hooded.
WIZ CHALLENGE THE WORLD
~ proi1re n remedy 80 speedy AMI crottu.
81 IN ~ hoal Ing properties.
kend tine evidence uf the virtue NJ Clark
y Fnllcr'' Ambrosial utI, ~ idencc 10 nm.
ihen,ic. aud from persons whose word and
standing are ~irrepfoaehnhlc. Renl and be-
convinced. CLARK, GREGORY co.
Sole Pruprictors, Nashville. Tenn.
For snle by Martin 4 Son, Panoln. and
Butts \ Hunt, Batcsyillc.
Fob. -. tlero;
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21
Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
WHEREAS. letters .es,amentary IL the
w. last will and testament Of ANTHONY
X. Cabaniss, deceased, we're granted 10 ,hs
undersigned Mt the last February term of
the Probate Court Of Pamela couptv, State
o. Mississippi; now all persons having
claims against the estate u said dsee.
dent, are hereby required to have them pr,.
bassd and registered according to law, or
the same will be barred.
FREEMAN b. lRBY, Executor.
Feb. Is. 1861. G.l.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21
sOutbcr.s, ur",.s-
ns y ". tLtHk's
ST RE CT RI lgI PIIIS

Sontbcrn rc,ps cssy.
nr y N.tLsuM's
ST RE re lGrE PILLS
1be,e Pills vill not onl, brs,k mn nm,
ci'" - thill' md Fever, bu, token NJ San.
nrriipn with The p%linlr., liter r,ii.. .,l a,
shAi 'thFr nsts md fever femeiis. A, no.
~ g. ".,rraiIrite ihcctnss u the disease
from the system. You need try them oni,
ones. '"9
That dferd fc11rgs u the ui.i..i,o,
VALLEY kinf Aels. hud. BIZ e~on.usrst n
'h''" remedies. Those Win I've IN tho mi
a'hiHtir regions ~ The south nn,l wr.,. ALL
wv 1''se remedies beyond alI price when
'''! ha'f ohee tested their virtue.
TO THE PLANTERS.
10 tho bottom land. VI the vss..ty,t
Nrkausas and Brnsos, and Red River III
ih hli 'falHFloHs sections. BIZ f~itipsins tho
lirrriions fpr. adnini.tsrin these Pills. viii
IN etually prevent ine.tsn,h. sf tb. t-.s
'"u bil fetets. - veil as Bilious Inter.
mii'snl nnl Rsniitea, revsr., that nos
yearly teei@ase the time NJ their servants
ana profits as,hs crop. ;, sickness. , death.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Goes North for qaacs pa,su, msdicips..
Ihros your Dutch end Yanks. mineral
me,lisius. 10 the dogs, anle.. tau v,.h 10
kilI. and try these.
Purely Vegetable and Southern rsmsl,s.
prepared alone BY Do. Clark. a native Ton.
n'''nih. wha has . familiarity y .th son,h.
rfh diseases and Their treatment m a
Southern climate.
Or. tlark's >are ture ,fue pills.
u recommended for thl1 i'stsr. rets,
pimh igie, ani nothing sl,s Thrt viii
eheeiually break ~ and ahsh TAI IN In con.
n.c'i1n with tis..issr rhl s'sili entirely er.
1dtta's eVety lftes of i,sass NJ matte how
long standing. er hos o%lslu,ste the sass.
Pries ~. sent By mail. peat paid.
One dose u iht.s mills & uarrsp,al Ia
break ur nv rass n irus ~ chill. and
l'"i ~ connection with CLARK. r,i,trs.
tivta mi, sill eTaetaal : cure and sn,irrlv
fraiicsts al the seed. n d.sa.r whi.L
bring on chill fever. f~tsr s~ts ard dumb
n ARk. gRrgopy a 80
f'r sale BY Martin 4 San, Pamela, and
lutit = HINT. Iiatess IL.
fe'' q. f'1l. tdrr7s
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

GA-Wc were mi.informcd o. TO
the place where John II. Bradford
got his leg broken 1t happened at
his own house and not at B%atcsyillc.
h4g' Read the advertisement Of
Culver, Page x lIoyn, Book binders
and dealers 10 stationary. We have
tricithcin aud find that their terms
are reasonable.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21
FINEARTS.

We have % exhibition IN oar Picture
Gallery nsssr choice specimens Of the art.
and ean furnish pietn.es from tbe Nfinis-
ssrs 10 life Sine, either from tk. ,ririssl
Or . picture. With he rsse .oabsaas;ee ,f
correct licensees and Superior 66jsh.
' ~ e ttRk.t rr.
M. l. rlsrh's Marble nlo<A.
Ms~rhi. Fst. =, 81. 80 Il
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

5000 tfiHH
Ha
fHi a
NJ FHft ffffffa# "a ~ y
~ wih sfigaf stffsH $50 ~,
~ e. Pc
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21
GET TIlE BEST"
southern Remedies .rr the be-
Tor southern Diseases.

Ihe attention n The southern public +.
called TO tho ftllowin r medicines, rrrna,sd
ant put ny hya respectable firm m thr Ems
VI Nashville.
THEY ARR WARRANTED
70 ~ What We ',y they will DO, Il direction,
ara followed.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

MECHANICAL.
we have superior vartmen IN the ,ari.
on' branches. sni csn DO al kind. n
wnrs in the best manner. and with dee
patch.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

To OUR MISSISSIPPI FRIENDS,

NJ invite 1nar special attention 10
w our present steek. At 40 M al
daring our nineteen years. ,a.ilrnre h
Nrmrhis. has aur assSttmsr, cen !. l,...
and complete In Al Il. branches a. 4, ~
present time. Oar leading article. Ar,
atchss.
Jsuelrs.
Diamonds.
silver Ware.
silver Plated a.so.i..
s~pestasies.
Clocks.
Canes.
s.oms and Pistols.
including al the desirable patterns.
Fancy Goods. xc.. ae.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21
Mississippi and Tennessee RsirssS.
CHANGE or rx1xn

m ani after Tuesday. March 5, fs6t.
~ TAIN. viii ran daily (ssaiays n.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

flhf'' lIIf 1914. 90, irn.t. t.i.L unl,
lNImri HH ID. .uf south iut DO.
I'rlff'l lf ~ o. NItIaff. ~ N,,b,ll..
h0'''h ann Hr TrN mpuIaa Ufu,
Iifli''l hnftcifr fIbn,a ~ ilrt ,.,t..
nt 'e had u NH,l,Il, W .ri. a.l A.,
lraI ~ ihtn Penn t..i
IH' pool Hf Foo iuhI utNrUml
'FHi " tItA turtu 1tp N,.h,in.
Irun % whom orders mI., tr ,II,...ai
'n t"0'ft II ibr pinI tr..a An ,.ni
v' Nl.l send 20 nnt nlIfat y, m,I. ta'
0lf. 'i'uh' with etth Dos
Th.' Pills ue n .p..i. asda ,s,,.,,
.'i' FOR OIL complaint, uti.lur from , d..
''''i no. dis'td,rei liver. ttuseIl, ntm,s.
'ri.f malaria. tis. Intermittent. Remit
lrni o, bilious Fewer tr Nfr,pu. llsIl,.L,
OBS nr Periodical llUr,,bs. ,hrn,ie a..
u''n''', ! ms Of Appetite. Lanruur. u.
'n'.' oi lbe lleHi, Jluull,,, sn..oo c.w
'''t"n Tainted Breath, n,.tu.i,. PAIN.
~ tho hlcl, Side w %llrea.l of An ,muuri.
'ieH Of The blood aud OH iernnr,mn,, n
ihr stomach.
lor sale Is Martin < Son, pnno,,. n,d
bntts n Hunt. ilhtesvills.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21

A. T. wArsoS. q. s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-14
Clay Loses His Bacon.

A correspondent in the New York Herald of the
Goth July, narratcs MS follows writing from Lou
isvilc, Ky: "lIun. James b. Clay was membtr
Of Congress. liz is the son Of Harry of the West,
but lie has Inherited from the 'od man only tho
old homestead, which he sold, in the shape Of canes
rs mcmentocs, and the name whose lustre he hss
dimmcd. The Hon. James L. has lately gone to
specializing in less honored articles, and from an
VI. C. ha, developed into smugglcr. Last week
be engaged in q bacon transaction or speculation,
the profits CT which grew monsrous in his brilliant
Imagination like the glass Spectator in the East
orn fable til! with blow Of the foot, rs the old
story reads, some hoiy else :kckcd his bauskct
into the street,, srcnk more TO tie point took
possession of his bacon. With ten wagons loaded
with hacon Clay u lertook L trip to Tennessee
vim Cumberland Gap. The wagons started and
the ownc. followed Immediately BY slow aP-
pronchcs :hc Gap was pcarcd, and the fearful pas
sage Of this neutral State almost completed with
out any fatal ascitcn. to his bacon. Clay began
to congratulate himself on his success. lie had
passed the more rabii UIiun counties and was
nearing ihc Gap when :; small company OF Union
men, having the fear OF God in their hearts, the
good OF the nation in their minds nu Il desire for
goul bacon u thcir stornachs, marched out upon
the road and ordered the tcamstcrs to disGorg".
The wagons were delivered Of their bur'cna and tic
basun stacked by the wayside. Tic wasoncrs
and Tie lion. james B. Clay were compelled to
take the oath Of allegiance to the Union, and ther
sans bacon, with their courage coed nut of their
fingers ends they were allowed to return"
,r,.I, ,,r,n.c, H.. nj rlI cvcnts
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-14
SPECIAL DISPATCH FROM WASH.
1SGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. B.
Prince Napoleon, accompanied by the
Fricnch Minister, Count Mercier, Capt. Bon:
fills, Lieut.. Col. Ragou, Lieut.. Col. Pisani, and
Mr.. Maurice Sands, visited the White House
ut l2 o'clock today. The party were met al
the Presidents by the Secretary of State, who
presented the Prince and his suite to Presl
dent Lincoln. The utmost cordially was
manifested, and the presentation and recep
t;oa seemed to be mutually satisfactory.
At later period in the day the Prince visit
ed the Capitol, and was introduced to many
Senators and members Of the House of Re-
prcsentatives
This evening, the Prince and his suite, the
memb rs of the Cabinet, General Scott, Gen.
Mcclellan, Hon. F. w. Scwar'l, Assistant
Secretary of State Messrs. Nicolay and Hay,
Senator Sumner, Chairman of the Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations, and Mr.
Eoote, President Of the Senate, were present
at dinner given by President Lincoln.
While the Marine Band was playing In the
Presidents grounds this evening, the Prince
and his suite were observed enjoying the mu
sic, ia compan; with the President, on the
balcony of tue White House.