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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-11

THE COMMON COUNCIL OF TUE CITY OF
A Evansville will receive sealed proposals IN
u July the lTth, 1sss, for bordering first
street Of said city, firm Lo ust street TO Lest
street, distance OF about 3,lOO feet. Specifies
tione Isay be seen ~ she of3cs Of the City C ERIK
n. McGRIFF, clerk.
Clerks once, Evansville, Jane 10. ISIS jeeO
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-11
Farm for Sale.

A HOUfE AND L0c ON THE ORNER Oh
n Cherry and second streets. EaqaIre 4 wm
n lDpsl lyR- tw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-11
CREscENr CITY SALOON FOR SALE.

The undersigned wishes TO sell 10 a responsible
person one. hall Of the Bar situated in the Gree
cedt City hotel. VIII sell ~ 70 shy enc who uu-
derstaDds the business, At q bargain.
Terms cash.
Jys-1m @. WBRANDOH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-11
LOST.
FOR SALE.

THE AFRICAN METH DIST nCHURCH
proptrty on lark street, being lot 3, block
9, In the Fourth Enlargement OF the city bf
Evansville, Ind. Terms ca-h. Apply 70
jyS REV. HAGAN GREEN, PASTOR
1--WE SECOND HAND HAY PRESS, AND
W 1900 feet Lumber.
Jys.tf GAFF, cocHRGN co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-11
A Fallen Star.

Who does not remember the Demo.
cratic Convention which assembled in
Cincinnati in 1856? Who does not re-
member the scene which follow ed the
spontaneous selection of a candidate for
the Vice President on the ticket with
james Buchanan? 1t was a memorable
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-11
CITY NOTICES.
Board Of Equalization.

THE COMMON coUACIL OF THE CITY or
Il Evansvtlle will meet . Board Of Equaliza-
ton, At the City Council Chamber 10 said city,
Monday, the 5th day Of Juns. 1855. at O'clock 3.
m, for the purpose Of equAliEing aud correcting
the assessments Of real aud personal property,
AID will cohtiHus Ia session from day 20 day,
ubtn ssid Assessms nts are all equalizsd and cor
rected.
All tax payers are requested 10 call previous to
the adjournmsnt OF the Bard and examine their
assessments.
iys-tf BAKER. Mayer.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-04-22
Cape May and BItllviue Railroad. Stag

At Manumuskin, to and from Port Elizabeth. Dor
hester, and Leesburg
At Belleplain, to and from Easi and West Creek
At Woodbne, to and from Dennisve and Tucka-
zoe and Marshaiville.
At NJ Pleasant, to and from Peters burg.
At Seaville to and from Seaside, Beesey's Point, &C.
At SWANS to and from Goshen.
At Court House to and from Dyers Greek, Green
Creek and Fishing Creek
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-04-22
n. SIMPSONS SONS,


922 and 924 PINE STREET, Philadelphia.
FIanneIs, Fiannels, Flanneis-Ncvy Open
Large Stock.
Popular makes Ballardvale fanAels, 3-4, rs and
ard wide, all grades.
Superfne yard wide shaker fannes. Superfne 81
IS and yard wide domet fiannes. Superine gauge
hyr and angola hannels ALI the desirable shades
inand fancy colors Middlesex sacque fiannels-
goods Plain and fancy shirting fannels Scar
eft, white, blue and gray, plain and twed fannels
"A, rs and yard wide.
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
Rich barnsley table damask Also, medium grades
DOM table linens brown table hnene linen sleetin gs
.ilIow linens Dunbar, Dickinson Co., Richardson's
Sons & Owden, shrting and fronting linens, shirt
ronts, all grades, napkins, doyles, towels and towel
ing great variety.
Bieac}ed and unbleached canton annels, all grades
Yard and yard and quarter wide shroudng iannels
White merino and cassmeres for shrouding by yard
md niece Also. silk girdes, gimps and buttons All
widths aud qualities nursery diapers by piece Linen
abe darnask napkins, doylies. towels Towelng
md Russia crash j lot new styles mourning and
purple and black balmoral skirts, fine Black Dress
ioads-Lupns single and double width all wool de-
anes, bornbaznes, merinoes and alpacas Linen
landk erchefs, all grades, single or by the dozen.
Iaconet cambric, muls, paids, India dimtty, French
Unity, brilliants. English cambr!c, yard wide, for
aiies wear Combination corsets corset clasps gar
.ers pages elastic webbing, combs of all kinds,
rushes every kind, for ladies' and gents use, port
nonnaies. waleis perlumery, worked edgings, DIM.
" bands, houncings.
All the popular makes long cloths pillow cottons
Nd shaet,ngs r. SIMPSONS SONS,
dec 10 6l 6m Stores 922 and 92l Pine street
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-04-22
EoinG North.
DL4u Sslou anu 1 ia idti
STAGE LINES.

From Bridgetcn TO and from Greenwich, Roadstown
Shiloh, &c.
From Brdeton to andfrom Fairton, Cedarville and
dividing Creek.
From Glassboro'io and from Williamstown, New
Brooklyn, &C
From Woodbury. 10 Woodstown, Eldridge's
aHiu, HarTsohville, Mullica Hill. Also to
5wedesboro, Clerkesboro and Berkey, also to Black
SmoedtnlFn ard Good Intent.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-04-22
rchenck's Mandrake Pills !
FOR SICK HEADACHE.
Its Symptoms, Cause and Cure

Its Symptoms, Cause and Cure!
q This has received its name from constant nausei
sickness at the stomach, which attends the pair
n the head. This headache is apt to begir in tbs
m )rnng on awakening from deep sleep, and when
Erregularity Of diet has been committed on the
ay tefore, sometimes for several days previous
AT irst there Gistressngly oppressive feeling il
he head, which gradually merges into severe hes
w. pain in The temples, frequently attended by
sfullness and tenderness in one eye, and extending
saere IS the forehead. There is clammy, unpeasars
overed with yellowish white fur. The sufferer de
esres to be alone in dark room. As soon as the p
3tient feels the funess in the head and pain in the
temples, take large dose of shenek's Mandrake
PILLS, and in hour two they will feel as well
yer. This has been tried by thousands, and is a
ways sure to cure, and instead OF the sick headache
3eomng on every week Or ten days, they will not b
roubled with it once in three months.
schenek's Mandrake Pills are composed of mum
loer ofroots besidesPodophinip concentrated Man
rae, all of which tend to relax the seereons of The
liver, and act more prompt than blue pills or mercu
y and without leaving any dangerous effects. In
bilious person theyNl show themselves by the stools
fhey will expel worms, mucus, bile and all morbc
natter from the system. In sick headache if the,
ire taken directed above, Ia full dose as soon a
ohey feel the first symptoms of it DR.. Shenck will and
has directed his agents to return the money If the,
lao not give perfect satisfaction.
If person has been compelled to stay out late a,
hight and drink toomuch wine, by taking dose oil
pills on going to bed, next morning he will feel as
nough he had not drank drop, unless he forges tel
20 to bed at all.
They only cost 25 cents box
whoever takes them will never use any other-l
they are worth dollar to sick man for every cent
they COST.
Dom. forget the nsme-Schenck's Mandrake Pills
Sold wholesale andretail at DIR. Schencks Prin ipa
Office, No. 10 North Sixth street, Philadelphia and b,
Druggists and Storekeepers generally.
Price for Pumonic Syrup, and Seaweed Tonic, eacl /
;l5u 81 so the half Dozen, two bottles of syruI
and one of tonic, for s3.75. Z
Dr. Schenck will be at his office, No. Is North 6tl n
street, Philadelphia, every Saturday to see patents-k
de makes charge or advice, but fer thorough ex
animation of the lungs with his respirometer, he i
,harges SO.
march IL W
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-04-22
w ess .gersey Hotel,
HERFsENGS SAFES.

FARRELL, HERRING & Co,
s629 CHESTNUT Street, (Jayne's HalD Philadelphia
Only manufacturers in the State of Herring's Pa
sent Cham pon Fire and Burglar Proof Safes-secure
with HalPs Patent Powder Lock, both OF which rt
EceIved Medals at the Worlds Fair London, 1851 an
1at the Worlds Fair, New Yort, 1858 4. More thai
10000 Herrng's Safes have been sold, are in
stual use, and nearly 400 have been tested in accder
ftal fires and have failed to preserve their
stents He also keeps on hand and makes TO orde
dwelling house Safes, Sdeboards and Paror Safes
limitation of handsome frnture) of elegant design
land workmanship.
Also Burglar Proof Safes, for Banks Brokers an,
Jewellers Vault Doors, Safes Specie Silver Plat
Persons wishing safes can be furnished either b
WITH sizes and prices. and will ndt their interest
examine the claims ofthe Herring's Patent Champo
las they are the only safes which have proved them
|selves perfectly fire proof and free from dampness
SloG0 Reward will be paid to any person that ca
show that a Herrings Patent Champion Safe eve
failed TO preserveits contents in accidental fire.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-04-22
A CROWDED STORE

At Rumseys, Salem, N. j., they have sold all the
lid stock of domestic goods and just received from the
zig auction sales of Philadelphia, all kinds of domestic
goods al the great reduction in prices. Muslins, of all
inds reduced quarter cacf es of all kinds reduced
me quarter, elegant plaid campton, only 81 cents.
Beautiful popns at Rumsey's, goso Rumsey's for the
ey's New York House, Salem, N J. An iminense
of ready dymade clothing an immense stock cloths,
sssimeres and vestings The leading fashionable cut
ers on clothing and all the improved art in cutting
ound at Rumsey's, Salem, Nj Go 10 Rumsey's if
iou wish bargains i'll muslins We will sell at
CHARLES RUMSEY'S,
In Rumsev,s Rnck Salem N 7 e
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-04-22
STAGE LINES

Connect at Yorktown, to and from each departing
and arriving passenger train with WoodstoWn. At
tloway Station. to and from each departing and ar
irving passenger train with Allowaystown- Passen-
own until 10 II M-those by the NJ train until
Il Al p
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-04-22
WEST JERSEY RAIL ROAD.
TO
ape May, Millville, Bridgeton,

SALEM and Inter mediate Places.
- On and after Monday, Jan. 2,
Esssssssgssssss eG5, Trains viii run as fol-
k--s=5---g1 Ioyys
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-04-22
Freight for Stations


Where the comp ny have agent, must be paid foI
advance, or on delivery, otherwise ii will not be de-
yered by the Freight Agent on the train except at
ls discretion and on the responsibility of the Con-
'ignee will be taken to the next station beyond at
winch the company have an agent.
Each article of freight must be distinctly marked
with name of copsignee and destination, otherwise
gents of the company strictly fl trbdden to re-
1T. Freight must be at stations along the road
time to be Weighed and Waybilled before the train
due, or viii not be taken; 80 minutes is the least
practicable time.
oysters, clans, fresh FISH, fruit, vegetables and all
erishable commodities must be paid fer in advance
II will he refused unless special agreements is made
sih the general freight agent or superintendent OF
he company II packages are not securely covered,
gents are required to refuse them canvass mus
in covers to bbs., boxes, &C., not sufficient pro-
ection, and contents of such packages entirely at
)wner's risk
Baggage must be accompanied by its owner that
or Philadelphia. Camden, and all other stations
where the company have agent. must be checked.
The West Jersey Express Company,
Ihartered b. The Legislature New Jersey will at
end TO all usual express kusness, receive and
orT7afd through other responsible express eompa-
a, 20 all pafts ofthe country, article entrusted
them. Office No Walnut Street.
J. VanRENSSELAER, Sup't
JOHN H. F0OLF. Agent at BriGgeton.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-04-22

TNHE partnership heretofore existing between Davc
Mcbride and joel A. Fithian, is dissolved 6y mu
ual consent. The business will be eonducted at the
old stand, by David Mcbride who WI se1le .ne bus
ian az JOEL A. FITHIAN,
ian
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02
Land for Sale or Kent.
GREAT

oder Dor tale or rem, The piastadrn on
wh,sh 1 reside, n q hall nits north Of
paRnla. snp,ainiaz about 1000 acres. Of
xLieh sb,us snesrca are cleared xlih sIed
inprpvsasnls, such a. eleven goan eahins
with BRICK chimneys, the best barn and Sta.
bic IN the eesaly, good vel 81 water 9c.
/ will sell tho whole or divide u into loI. %
suit pnrchaseFs. will altl eel norses,
Nais., ilag., crll., Oitn, Wagons. Cnrh
aud Fodder &c. I viii slso sell M Ferry
sni Turnpike ~ pssols, asd wbssh pace.
shrorEh the shove land. ! also have abouI
800 acre, Of land near The mouth Of Geld.
wager, and $50 aert. three niles set Of
Ch,,l ss iau, MiAs., the lait mentioned tract
has a good steam mill IN operation on It,
al % wtieh will cell 90 tsrns 70 suit pur.
o~l@ssr~. alsb havoA i.s.r saw aill ,llsI
i nos rsnuits, Ter sale ysrv low.
j. itktiHih.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02
For Sale or Rent.

Ia Chieasaw eounty, orr and a.half
miles from llouslon, = trse. o. land con.
tanning two hnadred and fifty acres, Of
which enc hundred aud eighty acre. I.
cleared, under good fence, good double
log houw, stable, corn crib, negro eabin.
aaa we'll u water. The land Il nch, ssndy
and mostly branch bottom.
Also, will sell ls place on which /
reside containing three hundred aud TWEEN.
t%y.sour acres, forty in cultivation, and has
an cIcellcnl steam Touring mill, ~ teu
AMI capable Of Irindiug four hundred
bushels Of grain per day.
octaj.bw. W. W. Ll.LtOTT.
pAlolA cssnty, Oct 18th lss5.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02
ADMINlsTRA rORs NOTICE..

Whereas letters 81 Administration have
\ . grated 10 tho un~dsrignsi, 90 The
Estate o. James Irwin, deceased, At the
Mas Tern % the Probate Court 81 raniea
County. Mississippi, 1891, nos AL person.
having claims against said E.sass are here
hy uotiEsd 20 rrszsn, the ,aSs for rssit
lfaslnn within tbs Tins pr~ofibsd b. law
" .hsy will be forever barred.
K &. iRwIS Alrill'ifa..r
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02
Read This.

We hear complaints from almost
every Post Office in the county, that
The persons who assume to act n
postmas,crs, lie, persons take tho
srAH ont Of the Office who do not
s,i.b'cfibc for it, aud that toe paper
"awasf never gets lilo paper. Also
> that sley give the paper over 70 lbrir
ifiends-or let it lay exposed to
ey4vybpiy who COMES about their
house to help themselves. Other
persona are permitted to tHc papers
10, deliver to their neighbors, who
shever al 90 us is all wrong aud
No tapei, viii be corrected -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02
SALE OF
PERSoNM. PROPERTY.

PERSONA. PROPERTY.
The undersigned having sold her land,
and wishing To close up her farming opera.
,ians in Miss, vlll oacr all Of her personal
estate for sale nj her residence, Quo mile
.as, ~ filrs's slifi. on Tucsdsy the 5,h
lay of December 1885. Thcpraprr,v ron
si.,. n Horse, Wales. Oren, cattle, Hogs.
Wagon. s or $40 bushels % Corn. Fodder.
Cotton seed. Sves; and Irish pa,-iots. an
eL~g-ut lot " luu-shoii furniture, Hitch.
On furniture. Plantation to,l., IN = worl
.lre.l everything usually foaAJ on fsrs'
for ten or Twelve han.iz. Terms Hadg
kpavu % the day II sale,
MARIA v. SANFORD.
Nov. -. 1876. nos y Gv'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02
FOR RENT!!!

\ number uhe cotton plantation In the
Tt'aha.ohic valley, clear Of overflow,
ois,,. miles below Panola. one hundred and
riI'y acres In eallivftion, has been dead.
enad ten year, aud cultivated four. Cab.
ini, stables, cribs and an excellent well Of
water, al ia good order. The aboye place
" "a excellent condition for a cotton crop,
unicr snhnnssial fence, timber ehisA,
burned Oh and land very hne. Corn, fod.
der, and stock can be purchased on the
place IL Desired. We vii alsn sell or rem,
hall section 81 up land. two miles South
on psnola, on the Mis-. & Tenn. Railroad
Unc hundred and sixty acres cleared land
under good fence, y sood double cabin
on the place, a srring Of water &C.
oct3S.tf. a. J. 4 G. l.. HURT.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02
Hat Manufacturers.
The Memphis Hat Company,
400 MAIN sTn'r OPPOSITE COURT
BoUARB.

Our friend ind halter, ". II. fil,tr, Ne
usual. IN biz gletv selling hats to mer.
chant, from The M,tiSiapi valley.
We APPEAL 20 yoas 30 aaverovr eyes open
Ii purchasins yolr goods, Ss prnsrrrityde -
prh,is upon your purchases m buying your
goods NJ regular houses, who understand
their business. Biv your dry goods At a
DRY goods house, yOsr boots aud shoes at n
shoe hoee-yoUf hats % o regular halter,
such as the Memphis lila, Company. ON
wholesale rooms 10 the second and third
stories sell from three TO six dollars less,
per doren. than any variety hotss IL q
miKed sttek. LEiUi CO.
aenlS.am.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02
!. Woodruff. ". c. woodruff.
WOODRUFF q CO.,
C0riage Dealers,
I06 Main NJ, Memphis.

After IN Interval o. four years, the IN.
scrihera have ngain resumed the carriage
business, and hive on hand n new aud we'll
selected stock Of Carriages, Roekaways.
Barouchcs, Park phe,ons, Bugg,es, liar.
ness Of all kinds. In addition to finished
efrriaees, we also hep a large assortment,
Of all tinis Of Carriage materials, consist.
lng IN part oi springs, arle,, iron, wheels.
spokss, habs, leather, cloths, damask, en-.
amsled cloths, psin,s, ssrnishes. etc.
Thankful for the liberal patronage We
have received for twenty years, W ask our
friends anl the public to call and examine
our stuck, NOOURUff ACu.,
noYls.1n. 1876 MAln street.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02
HEknY I. FARMgR.-We ara nn

HENRY L. FARMgR.-We are un.
der many obligations to this gentle
ma(lE aud efficient clerk, ut BlelDck
4 Cos, Memphis, for late files Of
Northern papers, lIarper's Monthly
for December, and several other val.
liable periodicals. The attention Of
seeS4 {rs is especially directed to the
rfo6k of school books, music, ETC., at
this house. Henry has just com
possd and published a piece Of music,
Rosy Cheek Polka"--don'l fail to
sct Wit Every gay
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02
Millinery Dress and Cloak
Making, by nrs.
r.. VI. Erkcs.

No. 90 Seccnd STREET, corner Of .ieaer.
son, up stairs, MEMPHIS, Tenn.
Al. work done in b. best manner and u
tho very latest fashionable STYLE. Also
agent for he la,cs! French fashteu.
oct2s. In.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02
Land for Sac!

zxirtus Of a decree Of the Probate
eouEx Vesosc county, the undersigned.
<krs,ar Of the est.,e " Mrs. Mafv
ycI1<<, deceased, vii on Monday the Ar,t
~ " januuy, lsCs, cell IN the premises
i41V<4 bali 81 section ten, township txe.
fAl<t [kht weat, being the homestead Of
.e, Rased near llsrn Lake DEPOT. ".
Atk Sale bets. zen legal haar,.
lToCI tns half cash and the balance N
econoths with good security.
J. VI. wAIKIR,
IEx4 H. Af.-t-i.l-.a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02
Land for Sale or Rent.

eHsr far .sle er sss,,. The tract Of lasl
formerly occupied By ". A. Watkins, De.
ceased, situated one milo cast II The town
Of Pamela and one half mile north Of
Baskerville. There are $50 acres ia the tract.
Of which about 900 acres are cleared, Nth
fsoa improvement, sueA as a frame dwell.
ing house and sosi ous hoa.ss ; cool vsl
q water As. J. H. FLETCHER.
Per /. IS -. fstf ~ Iri.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02
Biatksmithing
AND
I R NJ.

have opened my blacksmith .hsn, In the
town Of Pamela. aud an prepared TO DO III
kinds " farm, wagon and carriage work
also, horsc.shoelng. have on hand q sur.
liis of different kinds ~ iron, teeg,
sp, .ngs aud ailc trees, which | will stil
,e,y eseap. Those wishing good worn
doie or TO ~ iron cheap, would d. well
to give me sclll. l., a. BAkl II.
scp29.tf.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02

"a We have filled up our paper with
late and important laws passed by
our Legislature. We have printed
some Hundred extra copies, and next
week viii publish several other Acts.
Now i the time to subscribe for the
,SfAhl On the first of January We
will. iesne auScight column paper, %
by AZ inches.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02
hbGHRTISENEsTS,

! Dst ZosJ., boots, .h,cs. hats, hardware,
: auornsuare, etc. J.. n. Yate. and A. T..
risneI1zl1 nsr associated thsmselvsstogether
ito a ; GENERAL mercantile business, and
will iaducemsais to The citizens 81
Pas. 5onn,y 10 trade a, home. Our
rslock pal selected and Ne hope by car
i.r<} 1iAg " merit 4 share Of the public
: patfc <e. We respectfully invite ms and
I nlI( and eramins our stock ard price
on q Is our luten'ion 20 .ell
4 essi1zM Inw ~ any planter ran buy them
IA Moan. Wa have .scurrdfhr services
% ~. g u Ratings. Together with the o..
81 he t1eye. h,n.-. &C. /. ,so we'll snosn
~ u.rd 1Ay eon,nsH, from ~, and Is fatty
aashods<d 10 sell Low Tor fash.
d J. n. YATES & co.
AC1ep.-i lake pleasure in announcing
. % ~ ffisn,i. aai acquaintancpsi u panala
: aaantv. hat ! hive nprned my store io ~
y bnm1rafer the ira bf .. n, fsts. a Co..
VI be g'ad 10 ssrse my Old fhsnls
y M otslnmcrs.
d>r1~. gYH @. e. RAt.blSGs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02

T0&N FLrcrfoN ~ Heretofore these
elte1tt ne have passed ofas mere fun,
fh6f naer tho late laws II il trtr's0.
~ ia We elect our host men TO fll
thono town Offices. We hone onr cit.
izcnl wll give the matter their sc.
rioc6 Intention.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02

An Yates h Co., have opened .
n poei Of goods-don everybody
here AZ once, Toge good look
4 1Ipit new advert iemtnt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02

f1aAL. .,Dant fdl 70 Igal ihe
,eidlarr n tew itgd advertise
6Ss6ip h this issHe.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02

ootrs, SWIM / Go. he sure ia
la ibis reliable business house
Mon and At. nsnhick nrc old
and wiN do iast exactly Tho
lhing Cor you, Rcpl their card
<kcf tafnmD.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02

<gnse.s NJ wAtcv of,ts flap.
M persnaalon. Will preach At The
IInr8si church IN tbs place on lo'
marfow Al II o'clock o NJ
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-02

McCoyYFLt. Mootpntndt 4 70
Tt14ioa relistlc eoipmi son b",'o,
anil iho gentlemen composing tho
finn ID too well known 10 r"nr're
~ 4 hmin ondnfion from NJ, Chnr-
lie Woellriiee will always be found
th>ro ready 10 wait on Won in q hand.
sQnolnpnl er, See their card.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-23

and his mother once more, took ample
delight. and joy in the love and tender
care of her only child. Az rrg.
When Charles Ambold learned that
Moulton Warren had expiated his crime
on the gallows, he sat down and ponder.
cd upon his past life The thought of
his old companion being hanged sent a
strange thrill through his frame. But
he was able to trace out, clearly and log
ically, this terrible result from the course
of life the in-fated man had pursued,
He shuddered as he remembered how Tar
he had gone in the same course himself (;
and he was able to see the only safe path
for any youth.
Not only must he shun temptation
not only keep clear of even the appear
ance ofvice-but, above all, he must shun
evil companionsnip. A youth may make
all the good resolutions thought can az
ford, but if he continue one evil compan-
ionship, he is not safe.