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The national Republican., 1862-03-20
COAL AT 1870 To1
WAL 1000 POUHDB.
Al Yard near Baltimore and Ohio Depot.
j. LANGDON l. co.
~

VA AsHIN0TON SKIRT FACTORY.
WANTED-bo females 10 learn 10 make skirb
person can, In . short time, make, per week, from
% Inquire, for particulars, st vi 8cventh q.
between q and n NM tA-6
The national Republican., 1862-03-20

TyuE UNION WILL STAND,
NO MATTER WHO'S fREBIDENT !
Consequently, shall remain In Washington, and
continue to pursue my occupation Of
HOUSE, SION, AND ORNAMENTAL
~ r a Z N = T N q -
GLIDING In all ia branches Old GLAZING
promptly attspdsd 70. Painting and Omansntins
Cottage Furniture, In the bsst Hyle. also call sf
tention to the Painting Of Roofs and Briok walls.
therefore solicit the patronage Of my friendsan
fellow oitisens Of the District Punotuality strictly
observed, and work done In the best manner,
rou will please mind your Stop, and stopat
M T PARkERB
Painting Establishment,
no. ID Louisiana avenue north side),
between Sixth and Seventh streets
s.-HiSns put pF free of ahsrRe, - usual.
The national Republican., 1862-03-20

On the isth instsnt, faArois LouIs, son Of
William and yirsiuiA Brewster. sssd years
and II months. ~. 4. l.'s,,.,,s IA, d. .:,.,,.-.,
fhe friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the fesidsnoe
OF Peter Hannay, Esq.,. CORNER Of Third and =
streets, al 3 O'Clock p. H., March 20th. .HiI
The national Republican., 1862-03-20

SHIRTs SHIRTS SHIRTS AT OLD PRICE.
> st sMITh's, No. 4eO Seventh street, opposite
Post Once mar 20-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-03-20

~ List Of Portraits, March, 1852, Publishsd
nonthly, Revised:
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
iRIQD.

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The national Republican., 1862-03-20
I KONARD SCOTT Il CO.'S
II REPRiNT OYTHE
BRITISH REVIEWS
BLAcKwooD,S S MAGAZINE! !

Leonard sooti l. Co., Now York, continue 10 pub
lsh the following leading British Periodicals, vi
1. Tho London Quarterly, (ConscrvRtive,)
2 Tho Edinburgh Review, (Whig)
9. The North British Review, Free church,
The national Republican., 1862-03-20
~ oIAL.

Otaa rEe ,Iioa..nsa ma
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

cd from the ruthless and insolent invader.
XVII. The Governor, in making this ap-
peal for volunteers to hold themselves in
readiness by preparation and drilling to
march at moments warning is conscious
that those whom he addresses are ever rea-
dy in defence Of their beloved State, and in
repclling their unnatural foe, to stake life,
fortune and every earthly hope; that they
are too emulous Of the renown Of their bro
theirs in arms and that they are too athirst
for glory, for this holy invocation to be made
in vain.
XVIII. The Governor is empowered,
and he is also prepared to evoke all the re-
sources of the State in its defence, but he
will not insult the patriotism Of his coun-
trymen in supposipg it will become impera-
tive to resort to draft.
BY order of F. r. LUBBOCK,
Governor and Commander in Chief.
]. Y. DAsHrELL, Adjt and Inspector Gen'l.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

DEATH OF GEN. L. X. ZoILICoFFER OF
TENNEssEE.-The melancholy tid!ngs of
this eminent citizen and brave soldier,
which reached US two days ago, are now
fully confirmed, and we have to mourn the
loss of one our best officers and most
devoted patriots. He has fallen on the
field of battle, and his name will be ever
held in honor, as among the very earliest
Of the martyrs to our glorious cause.
Gen. 2ollicoffer was q resident for many
years Of Nashville, Tennessee, where he at
tained high position at the bar, as we'll
as prominent one rs q citizen and poll
tician. He was an Old Whig, of the
Henry Clay school, and sat as the Repre-
sentative Of fahe Nashville District in the
33d, Saith, and 85th, Congresses of tho
United States, closing his Congressions
labors in the year 1853.
When the election of Abraham Lincoln
to the Presidency of the United States mo de
the separation Of the South from the No rth
inevitable, no one was earlier, bolde., or
more decided in taking stand for a South
ern Con iederacy than the subject of our
remarks; and VIC may add that no one,
within the same area Of operation and in
duence, was more efficient in bringin g about
that event.
Possessing Acknowledged military ability,
and throwing himself into the con test for
the sovereignty of his State, and Il le indie
pendence of his section, with char, cteristic
promptness and determination, be received
at the hands Of Tennessee the app ointment
of Brigadier General, and has frora the
first organization of the troops Of that
State been constantly in the fold Great
confidence was reposed in him by hi S COM
mand, and indeed by all his fellow-ci tizens,
and large were the hopes they entertained
of the results of his servises to his country
He has fallen in the midst of al these
hopes, and at moment when, ard at q
post from which he could i'll be spared
His bright example is the legacy he has
bequeathed to those who survive, an this
should and will be treasured, as an incen-
tive to emulation, by all who lamt mt his
loss. "DuLes ct Gseorua es' pro pasJiG. 7sori. "
W o. PieayXls.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

HoSoRs 10 THE DISTINGUISHED DEAD
The remains Of Judge Hemphill and Col.
Hugh Mcleod, arrived here at Z o'clock
yes erday morning by the New Orleans
train. The city bell was at once tolled aud
continued tolling an hour. The Home
Guards marched over TO the depot and es-
eortcd the bodies to Turner Hall, where they
lay in state until the hour approached fos'
the Central train 10 leave, sLsn they wore
escorted to the depot Of the Central road ! =
Col. Moore's regiment Of infantry. All the
stores were closed, and the whole popula-
ton united in paying respect to The lament
ed dead.
The procession was preceded By The Home
Guards, Capt. MtGregor, carrying the YER
table old Texas flag that was the tan dard
OF our forces on the field Of San Jsciudo.
The bodies were taken to Austin fG in
terment in the public grounds Of the Capt.
tal.-HoUstoa 7eltgTcqh, 29lh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05
}. PRYOR, NJ. D.........'....'..'''"c' IL PRfoh' NJ
DRS. S. 3. g. G. r. PRYOR,

Having associated themselves in the Practice OF Med
sery respectfully offer their professional services to
he public generally, and will give strict attention TO
IL cases entrusted to their care.
Oct. "a, 1860.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05
RoGBRs H O U!BG Il
wnIahachie. Ellis Co., TexR
Il. w. ROGERS,

Proprietor. respectfully announces 70 Ls trav-
cling public, that ;his Large snd oommodoEH hotsl IL
now open for the reception and entertainment Of the
public. His constant and unramittine enc RS will
continue, heretofore, TO b girnn TO rende thoss
who favor him with aoal comfortable and al home.
His table j. constantly furnished with evsrythiag that
can be procured in the market and his stable applied
with the best provender and attentive hos;lerS lie
refers to the travelling public generaHy- %
BE- Hacks will b kept Or hand 70 convey ptSscn-
gers 70 any cf the adjoining towns or pcs5ts
-uns 26 is5f.,.. ..- ............ .s..--.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

SANDERS M D.'''.''''''''''e' V" srENiNsoH' a. "
DRS. SANDERS & STEVENSON,
TJAYING associated themselves in the practice Of
I'll medicine, respectfully offer their professional
services to the public generally and VIII give strict
attention to all cases entrusted to their care.
DB- Office over the store of Sherwood steyinson'
Whcat taken for all accounts at the market price.
Dallas, Oct 9, lS6l-ljmos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05
EinnI Settlement.

NTESTON PERRY, Administrator Of the
w estate of John Iiuskey, deceased, has
fled in my office his final account current
with said estate, together with his petition
praying for final discharge; this is there
fore to notify all persons interested te come
forward at the next term Of the County Court
to be held Mt the Court House in the town Of
Dallas, on the last Monday in February,
1862, and contest the same if they think
proper. GEO. ". LAWS,
TlI:3t.1 Cl'k Co. CT. D. c. Sexae.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05
DIR. A. nj. COCHRAN

Ders his professional services to the citizens of Dali
IS and tho surrounding country. He will bo found
4 the Drug Store of Thomas ~ Cochran during tho
lay, and at night at the residence Of A. N. Moore,
l,gq. Sep Is, lsjl--5l:ly.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05
who will Defend Texas 2
Texans, and Texans Alonel

EeY the solicitation of many Of the citi-
I'D Gems of the state, propose tosrtiee .
Regiment Of MOUNTED MEN, for service
in the Confederate States Of America. |
call for men who wish at once to go into
the service of the country, to periodically
respond to her call. Our entire sea-board
is threatened by our enemies. Gen. Price
is nov falling back before an overwhelming
force Fellow citizens, flock as soldiers
to our country's standard, and We will make
her enemies bite the dust.
| will receive at once ten companies, or
ganized as our military laws require, and
will promise to go with immediate dispatch
into the army where service can be DONE
Duty, patriotism, affection, interest, call
you at once to the tented field.
Any company organized, or to be organ.
lied for this regiment, will report to me at
Dallas, Dallas county, Texas, forthwith.
T. C. HAWPE.
January l4th l962-ll:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05
Adnlinistrntor,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the No
~ vember term, 1861, of the Honorable
County Court of Navarro county letters Of
administration on the estate of Olive Green
deceased, were granted to the undersigned.
All persons having claims against sold e.
tate, are hereby notified to present tae s1me
within the time required by low, or they
will be barred.
THOMAS s.dITH
Adm'r. Of Est Of O,tvs Green, de Cd
January Is, 1S62-1I:6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05
THE STATE OF TEXAS, /
County OF DALLAS. I

70 the Sheriff Of Dallas County, Greeting:
NNHEREAS, Weston Perry, Mministra-
w tor ofthe estate Of John Huskey, de-
ceased, has filed in MY office his final ac-
count current, together with his petition
praying for final discharge; this Is there
fore to command you to cite Isaac Huskey,
John Huskey, Lewis Huskey, William Hus-
key, Albert Huskey, John Huskey, Matilda
Adams, James Hatcher, Mary McGill, Eliza
beth Chambers, Rachel Huskey, and Mary
]. Huskey, who are non-residents Of the
State and heirs-at-law of said estate, by pub
lication in the Dallas Herald, a newspaper
published in the county and State aforesaid,
for four successive weeks, to be and appear
at the February term Of the County Court, to
be held at the Court House in the town of
Dallas, on the last Monday, (the 24th day.
of February, 1862, and show cause, if any,
why such partition and distribution should
not be made. Herein fail not, and due re-
turn make as the law directs.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL ofthe County Court of Dallas coun.
EI6 6>G|ty, this l4th day ofJanuary, 1862,
GEO. W. LAWS,
Tti:4t.1 Cpk Co. Ct, D. c. Texas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

The Montreal Commercial Adv rtiEsr
says;-"It is understood that some, essels
of the Confederate feet, lately purohi sed in
England, will sail for the China aud JSpso
seas to take possession Of a small isiand
there, which was acquired by tbs Upitea
States few years ago, as coah ug bna
store station. This island viii os ;trcngly
fortified. and oonverted into nav al depot,
from which the Confederate navy will ops.
rate against the United States ommsree
and 10 which its prizes will be conveyed
and where they and their cargoes' sill be dis
possd OF - vessels bringing coAl, provisiS .
sud other necesssries for tho &c nfederate'
Tie plan IS bold and sGgacit-s "a and az ther
Is now but ors small vessel arriving u
United Sta es Sag on the ~ ina stntio'
there is no obstacle 70 It's no rlete success
, nd ihe striking : tr'' aer % blow sgsiD
the no :. yslush'' ~ ,ii he sf,reisn c'r
ne-cs ~" ..sG
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05
TERMS OF
THE ALIAS HERA

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
ONE COPY, per volume of Rny-two numbers, II
paid in advance Sc 5O 90 If not paid at the time
II subscribing.
Rates of Advertising.
Advertisements will be inserted at one dollar per
square of lines of BREWER type, eight lines OF
konpareil for the first insertion, and fifty cents for
zach insertion thereafter. liberal discount from
ghese rates to those who advertise by the year Bus
iness cards If not than one square, VIII no IN
serted at $40 per anncm
or Announcements of candidates for State or Dis
trict officers. for the Legislature, SlO County oi-
res, So.
Iba5- Personal articles when admitted to our col
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ps- Advertisements, the publication of which IL
equred by law, must bo paid for in rdvance; and
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Itrictlg adhered TO,
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rected or at the discretion Of the Publishers and
charged accordingly.
Ny All communications of business nature must
be addressed TO the Publishers,
SwINDELLS & LANE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05
TeXlaDs to Arms!

VBSHE miniohs of Lincoln are gathering
Il atevery poi.it, to invade and oyerwhelm
aur country in the Spring; the time is
short. TO Hfms and let us be ready to
rcpei the base inhuman foe.
Gm authorized TO raiae regiment Of
Il Eangers for twelve months service. Report
to me, at Dallas Dallas county, Texas.
HENRY c. SCOTT
January 90. 1862.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-23

Independent judicial Candidates.
We call attention to a notable fact ia
relation TO the genus independent csndi-
dates. We have had three of them in this
corner of tue State within the last half
dozen years. The first MAS Thomas w.
Clagett, whose sentiments aforetime we're
highly acceptable to our old fashioned
abolition friends at Denmark, and who
made very earnest anti-Nebraska speeches
dc became an independent candidate for
the Bench, got the Democratic vote, and
came out Democratic leader.
Next, Dan. F. Miller, who boosted oi
his radical abolitionlsm and OF his vote
for negro suffrage, and at the opening OF
the last Presidential campaign made .
speech in favor of Lincoln, took the track
as an independent candidate for Judge,
and landed alongside Of Clagett as lead
sr of the simon pure pro-slavery Dem
ocracy.
And last on the list is Charles H.
Phelps. Now dear Charles, before you
90 the way Of your illustrious predeces-
sors. bidding farewell forever to the Re-
publican party. do "send us lock of your
hair We shall grieve to lose you, and
such memento will be cherished with Z
kind OF melancholy pleasure, and tend to
perpetuate kindly personal sympathy to-
ward you long after you shall have been
numbered amongst our political oppon.
ents. Now do, Charlie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-23

must meet the enemy and "conquor a
peace" for the present and for the future,
and may the God of battles aid US. In
quick time the cars deliver ms to our
friends and our places in the regiment
Under tie steady and efficient discipline
of our officers we Ratter ourselves that,
had we our arms, we should not be Who'll
ly unprepafed for transit to the lines of
the enemy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-23
X E OK U,K.
Counting the Favor Of Traitors.

courtfng the Favor 81 Traitors,
John Van Buren,, who has turned uI
again as Democratic leader, made I
speech at one of their great meetings il
New York. Prince John, who was viii
lone on Apostle of the Free Democracy
the anti-siavery wing, is now the apollo.
gist and champion Of the traitor slaveocra-
cy. He denounces' the Republicans as
Abolitienists, he stigmatises Abraham
Lincoln, the Constitutional President Of
the United States, as unfit to WELD the
destinies of the country. He says that
the aristocracy Of the South cannot live
under Abolition rule, that indeed he him
self cannot and will not, and he calls up.
on the people of New York to win the
good opinion Of the traitor slaveocracy BY
carrying the State against the Republican
Union ticket, headed by that sterling war
Democrat, Gen. Wadsworth.
Here is brief extract, showing the
spirit of the speech:
We are told they 1.-THE rebels cannot
1iUe, and in my .judy'nent the Southern
people o,igh, mol h Ete, undcr az .4Joli
ton spay. Applause. 4 uould not
lee 'ettG them y they tcoula. They 1.-THE
rebels eaH apea ats sete to stete that tes
are not an Abolition State.
John Van Buren, is a shameless knave,
and We trust there is enough manhood in
New York to spurn his craven counsels.
1t is not the rebels tllfat iitt would have the
Democracy beat not at all--itis the I'm
ion men of New York that he would put
down just to please the rebels. His sym
pathies are with the guilty conspirators,
who have led the South TO take up srms
against the Government, not with the
loyal soldiers of the North who are array
ed, Democrat and Republican, side by side
in the battles Of the country.
The traitors of the South will take
heart from the success of the Vallandig-
ham and Bright factions in Ohio and In
diana. But they will find that there are
couple Of hundred thousand of Buckeyes
and Hoosiers, the character of whose en-
ploynent prevented their casting ballots
against the rebel sympathizers, as they
were casting bullets against the rebels
themselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-23

H,H k,ock aait q m left Lac
j Il Donalson 70 G Q Tows byeaa.
York. coz Iowa face and eve
J s Patton. serp. 90 p . Iowa. ,rh, Loo
J M CLARK. seret "a u - Iowa ri.h, loo
John III Cune. Major 9 n, lef, loo
J Nj Graw, co r re Town RIGHT brea,t
p Distel; CO 16 Iowa, pneumonia.
w w Ward, co II Iowa, chronic diarrhea.
] C Long, corporal co B 10 Iowa. left orain.
w w Cooper, CO B 10 Iowa, head and left
side,
NJ Ferrell, co B 10 Iowa. left aide.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-23
-'as-'-------------------------------
GLEANINCS.

Elias b. Stiles of Dixon, is an indepen-
dent candidate IN the Third (Ilhnois)
District, against Hon. E. B. Washburne.
Baron John B. steinberger, one Of the
largest beef contractors and richest men
IN the United States, died Ately at Saint
Louis, in extreme restitution. He was
once partner with Nicholas Biddle in
cotton speculation, clearing at one venture
100000.
The annual book trade sales have com.
menced ip New York. There is a gen
eral advance in the tariff Of prices.
A draft for 1000 men is to take place
in Wisconsin on the 9th of November.
Mrs. Upright. Of Rockford, Illinois, has
eight sons in the Union army. and three
more ready for future call.
Samuel Knox is the candidate for Con
gress in St. Louis against Frank Blair.
~ The Vallandighammen of til,
Quincy congressional district have nom
mated one C. Harris. heretofore unknown
TO fame. rs their candidate for Congress
against Judge Lawrence.
Why Dick Richardson was not nomin-
ated, is PROBABLY because he had whole
some dread Of the fate Of his Infamous com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-23

was wousded and Commissary Sergeant Ell
lott have my thanks for services promptly
rendered in their departments.
Color Corporal Black, of Co. E, had charge
of Il 9 colors and commanded applause by
his great gallantry. Clinging To the stand
ard, he only gave it up when severely woun.
ded, at which time Color Corporal Wells, Of
Go. |, took the flag as it was falling, and
bore it bravely through The remainder OF the
fight.
During the action OF the 4th, the regiment
under the command of COL Reid was placed
in position to support the fort, from which
the artillery of Captain Phillips was served
with such terrible effect, ani while there had
two men wounded
The 18th Regiment Iowa Volunteers has
thus again given the blood Of many Of it's
best and bravest to the cause Of the Union,
and while for their gallant conduct on the
field Of Corin.h the officers and men Of the
Regimen, have my thanks, they have merit
ed and will receive the grateful appreciation
of the people of Iowa and of the nation.
A lst of killed, wounded, and mi sing IL
enclosed herewith
am, very respectfully, your obedisnt ser
want, WIN w. BELKNAP,
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding 10Th ,Regi.
ment Iowa Volunteer Infantry.
I'VE published the list of the killed and
wounded referred to in the above report,
several days ago.-EDs. CONSTITUTION.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-23

NJ Ferrell, CO 10 Iowa, left side,
Warren Williams, co G 7 Iowa, chronic dys-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-06

D,.;sh .gsra. 2 el,npl siy
the ,iramet Nt.lN J.. from Erup.
arrived Ut l',ru'crt. NORTH Gnv m.
o. S,hd.y morning. The rulua.
tl'ti Ter ctrl t@v,utyii rr rot,
1t her. vi,luii &c ct. .t. Lne.
three nil ors Of dollars ootth %
ores, principally CO.. thc Coartleta
IS. She destroyed. near the Gull
Stream. n Yankee schain r.
Pycsid snt Davis l,as declared N. y.
sial law ~ Richmond nnl ten miles g
he Surround ~ country; su.p Min,
III civil iuris lis;ipn except that ~
he Mtyof: AL dis,illerics to he elu .cl:
sales OF l1aUf IT any kni prohibit
~; sale. 'hcrcuf closed.
fhc Herald says. in , very shot.
time, they will h. h, ros.c. .uu Of 81
100000 worth vt cii,un, captured a
Charleston. savannah. aur A.nnii.
ul will be able - senl to Etron
The usual supply Of cotton or tis
year. then tie rrie. vii te.liae to
the usual figures.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-06
Ws3bGAst Itl,t ri,sv.

The Governor h. ordered IN clee
ton 10 be held on Monday, the lOtI
day Of March, 1862, ror The pprpo.c
Of %clcctipg ouc MAYOR General, 60,
The State u, large, AMI one Brigade,
General for the 1T District, compn.
cd If the counties ol ncS1;o. Mar
shall. TpPal', II 'pminso, ltavam.
ba, ponio,oc, Lafayette, Pamela, G..
ahoma and Tuniea.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-06
TisriSs. tND rnGygn.

Fr'dpy ast 81" appropriately o.'
served BY ou c.tiz1r 20. . lly O..
fnsIing anil PRAYER. on busue
house. we're nli closed. and c,oryhpl
seemed 10 rclaN from their ever, d.,
cares, MD iprn thor attention 90 lha
Oh rf,ance If That diy in d pr pc
spi.il.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-06
ATTENTION, q. ISRAEL,

Or. sorsby requests It. TO insom
u readers thu. a gun saith shop lms
been established in Pamela, under tie
supervision. Of d.. Mscly and him
self, and they desire MI citizen. oi
the county Who have ride gun tarr,l.
to bring them IN aud donate them ,c
the county, or IL no, disposed to de-
80, the eommissioncrs will allow then,
a rcuscuabic compensation for ii,
same. Scni them IN, ~ that ,i..
workmen can Immediately make 81.
scsivc arms oal Of them.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-06
sinilistrator.. yot,e.

ErfhRS II administration hsvipv h.-,
VI granted to H. u,t'r.iy ~. h. IN
pr,i, IT. ,'of-t y p,.,is t'.ns,v. Miss. n,
the I'ratr, srH. tsis. IN tho s.,,A a.
>tsrlinr nutis. decreased: al person
h,siuT 81 40 syrias, s,ii s.tt,. ~. '.s,~.
by nc''h~i - A,vs ,hssn rr.hsrrl ,,i
rcfistr Ell. -. ,,linst, i4v. IN ~ ,'lr-t..
cfss o. al court. W SHE notice vitl h.
plead injr.f ,hs s,mr.
ItAIgs :. SIMMONS.
t"h II. 'sfs Atnsini ~sratar.
Is1ps Sc
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-06
riTsi. .ttso:sr.

Mr.. lewis Miller, a c..lcut 81
T%allaha'cl'ic county, fatally stabbed
himself with a hcvic luifc. IN Gre
naha, oh Saturday last l. appear.
TIM, he had taken the knife ~, roi
exhibition 10 The hysinhicr., anil
IN attempting to return j, 10 4 g
sheath, a; nIs side, BE- rn,c ! Il thrust.
Which, mis-. ing ibr .c,hblrl. %cn,ctc.
his thigh. and severed tie icmoraI ar
terry, causing death ia u res momchl..