davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-26
BY TELEGRAPH,
Congregational.


WASHINGTON, July 25-The Senate last night
passed the appropriation of 81 900 for the re-
pair of tho Mississippi lovees
Inc proposition to tack the Equalized Bounty
Dill 70 the Civil Appropriation Bill was defeated.
sEc"ND DISPATCH.
In the Senate, E. s. Ross, the successor of
LANE, WAS qualified as Senator from Kansas. Fow-
hER, OF Tennessee was sworn in. Tho committee
have not reported on the credentials of PArTEn-
SON, from the same State. The Senate agreed to
adjourn on Saturday. Tho House subsequently
ooncurred.
The President has 81 nod the bill restoring
the grade Of General in tho United States Army,
and nominated General GRANT for the same. He
also nominated Vice Admiral FARRAaUT as Ad-
miral under the recent law. These nominations
and A. w. RANDALL as Postmaster General, were
confirmed.
The Houee, on motion OF Mr.. STEVENS, allowed
the Tennessee members to receive pay from the
commencement OF the session. The amendatory
National Currency Bill was postponed until the
next session. STEVENS presented q series of reso-
dutions, professedly for restoring the Southern
States to the Union, which were laid over until to-
morrow. BANKS, from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, reported bill recommending modifica.
tion OF the neutrality laws, repeating the most
stringent provisions Of the Act OF 1918, and modi-
1t also provides that the law shall not be con-
strued 30 as to prohibit the sale Of vessels Ships
or steamers or material or munitions Of war; the
sgroWth or product Of this country, to tho Govern
"ment or people OF any country not at with the
'United States. 1t was postponed until tomorrow.
An act was passed amendatory Of the act Of 1889,
establishing Judicial Courts The amendment
provides that the act of habeas corpus Shall not
apply to the case Of any person who is or may be,
lhed in the custody Of the military authorities of
the United States charged with any. military
Offences, or with having aided or abetted rebel
lion against the United States prior to the pas
sage Of the act.
bill was reported to restore the possession Of
lands condscated by the authority Of the States
lately In rebellion. It makes it the duty of the
president or commanding officer Of the military
foroes within the particular State or District on the
complaint Of the person dispossessed Of property
for adherence to the Union, to restore him pos
session OF the same. TRuMBULL denounced the
bill as giving to the military officers the power to
decide the legal question to the title to real
estate. His motion to lay the bill on the table
was rejected, and the bill WAS passed.
The Senate confirmed G. B. WELLM1EN Collector
of Customs at Beaufort, 8. c.; T. J. MEADE Col-
iector Of Customs at Natchez, Miss; w. T. WILL
LIAMs Appraise- OF Merchandise Savannah; L.
Alabama; JAS. E. STEWART Attorney Of the North
-ern District Of Mississippi; G. 8. WILLIAMS Com
missioner OF the Land Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-26

RB DISINFECTANTS GRATIS THE CITI-
zENs Of Charleston can be supplied with CHLORIDE
OF LINE and CoPPERAs without cost. by applying OF
the Roper Hospital, to the City Registrar Dr. GEO.
8. PELsER, No. 1T COMING STREET.
Inly Ia
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-26
STATE OF FEELING IN ITALY.

The first angry discontent of the Miianese on
learning the proposal OF sn armistice has been
somewhat soothed by reflection, and especially by
the belief that the King has declined entertaining
the proposal, uness it be made to him in a direct
and proper manner. There wac something pecu-
liarly offensive to Italian feelings in the way in
which, 90 fur this country 10 concerned, Austria
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-26
July il
ag TO THE CITIZENS OF THE ELECTION

RB- NOTICE.-I, CHARLOTTE P. KENDALL,
wife Of RoBERr A. KENDALL, Mercha Mt OIL Cheraw q.
O. do hereby five notice that, at the expiration one
month from the first publication hereof will carry on
business in the City OF Charleston town of Cheraw
South Carolipa, Feme- Covert Sole Trader.
CHARLOTTE P. KENDALL.
Choraw, 8. O 4th July, 1866.
Jaly9 md
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-21
A Tragedy in the Sky.

am al old man now, but there is one
incident which occurred during the course
of my early life that shall never forget. ]
was only about twenty years Of age when
it happened. and the fearful peril Of that
one occurrence caused mary Of my (thcnl
black hairs to assume the gray Of age.
A we'll kuGwn aerOnaut residing ut D.
named DcLucy, was among the first oi
those scientific men with whom | became
acquainted after my arrival in that city
He owned large mansion ~ Ruo--,aht
being u great man amOung the Inhabitants
his rooms were almost constantly filled
with scientific explorers, Interested citizen
and eminent scholars of all grades. As
he was not married man, he threw open
his door to all, and patiently answered and
explained the numerous inquiries that were
'propounded to him."
By degrees became his h0som friend
his affable manners, generous disposition
and ready intellect gradually drew me into
his constant society. lie eyinood grea
liking for me, and ut certain hours Of thu
evening he would imperatively close hi
doors to all visitors. and leading ,ne to hi
private library, bring forth wine cigars, ant
thus spend hours in cheerful. volatile con
versatiOn.
l: was b. these means l remained mncl
longer in D-than at first intended
but as my business did not prevent tn.
passing few days leisure at each place
visited, was in no great hurry to resume
my journey to Paris.
Thus three weeks slipped BY before
was hardly aware Of it, and finally on
pleasant clear morning announced to d.
Lacy my intention Of leaving bis gay cit!
for Paris.
He expostulated with me. begged an,
urged me by turns to postpone my depart
ure little longer but | was graciousl!!
firm in my decision, and then he proposes
that should allow him to convey I'M
t!lither in his immense balloon.
Twas first surprised by this strange pro
posal, but the thought Of a delightful jour
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-21

My Greed.

As other men have crecds, 80 have mine
l keep the holy faith in God, in man,
And in the angels ministr;lnt between,
Whose churchly seal is neither bread nor wine
Nor laying ON ofhands, nor holy oil,
Bnt only the amounting Of Gods grace.
hate all kings. and caste, and rank of birth;
For all the sons of man are SONS of Cod;
Nor limps a beggar but is noby born:
Nor wears u slave yoke nor ear q crown.
That makes him less Vr more than just man.
love my country. and her righteous cause;
So dare lnot be silent of her sim
And after Freedom may her bell ring Peace!
love one woman VIII "nv,- a-a
Whom l revere as priestess Of my home;
! stand with wondering awe before my babes,
Till they rebuke me to nobler life.
l keep faithful friendship with my friend,
Whom Loyalty serve before myself
l lock my lips too close to speak lie
Iwash my hands too white to tonch u bribe;
owe no mau u debt cannot pay,
Save only OF the love men ought to owe.
withal, each day. before The blessed Heaven,
open wide the chambers of my soul,
And pray the Holy Ghost to enter i'll.
Thus reads the fair confess sson of my flith;
so crossed with contradictions OF my life,
That now may God forgive the written lie
Yet still. by help of Him who helpe tn man,
] face two worlds and fear not life OF death,
Y Father lead me by the hand! Amen.
- Theodore 1iiton
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-21
New Store.
New Business.

,u,uF subscribers would inform the citizens o
L Ellsworth aud vicinity that hey keep con
stantly on hand
Pressed Hay, by bale or ton,
shingles and ClaPboards OF all kinds ana
qualities,
Pine, spruce and IIemlock lnmber OF al
kinds.
we keen constantly on hand Extra Canada oat'
s,itahle for feed or seed, choice Yellow Corn
Meal, Barley Beans, Lime, Plaster &C. &c
Also on commission lew barrels ef choice
r,,,ff, E,,,nr w,ict, we can warrant to be equa
10 any in this market aud we can aud Will sci
chraner ,lau any .f our nei5h6ofs.
Al.o a f-w t.D. i stove Coal
v.arr having and viii continue to pay th'
h,-t'.tr rt-3 plce Tor
HaGt Rnk C,d4r Po't, "nf Nfpe'F
Nhagies, Ciap1,ards, and LnmbeI Of az!
kndy.
Give us a call, at our new store on ""'e
street. ~.;
Ellsworth, March G, lsGt.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-02

1866. 1865. 1866. 1866.
Literature, fine arts, and fashions.
Edited by Mrs. s. ]. Hale and l.. A.
Cooley.
TERMs:-0ne copy n year, 80;
two copies one year, $3.50; three
copies one year, $3.50; four copies
one year, $40. Five copies one
year, and an extra copy 10 the person
getting up tho club, making six copies
sl4. Eight copies one year, and an
extra copy to the person getting up
the club, making nine copies s2l.
Eleven copies one year, and an extra
copy to person getting up club, max
ing twelve copies $3.50. All addi-
tons 10 clubs at club rates. Godey's
Lady's Book and Arthur's Home
Magazine will be sent each one year
on receipt of $3.50. We have no
club with any other magazine or news
paper.
The above terms cannot de deviat.
ed from, no matter how many copie,
are ordered. The money must oil b
sent ut one time for any Of the clubs.
Treasury notes and notes Of ell sol
vent banks taken at par. We car
always supply back numbers for thu
year, as the work Is electroiyped
Club subscribers will be sent to AM
postofice where the subscriber maj
reside. Subscriptions may commence
. with any month in the year. WI
will send a specimen on receipt Of Q
cents. In RENTING by mail, a Pos
Office Order or DRAFT, payable to tn
, order Of L. A. Cooley, Is preferable
TO bank notes, as, should the order o
draft be lost or stolen, 1t can be re
newed without loss to the sender.
fla draft or Post Office order cannot B
procured, send treasury or ban
: notes but let il be matter know
only 70 yourself; the fewer you Il
= into the secret, the more certain,
there Is Of your money coming
hand. Be careful and pay the pos
age on your letter. Address,
/. A. GopEY,
In. Z. Corner Sixth aud ChssinI
! Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-02
Gettysburg Dead.

The following, which we copy from
the jackson Mississippian, is of in
terest to many of our readers:
Mr.. EDrroR-The remains Of the
named persons are buried
upon my farm. If any Of their
friends or relatives wish to have any
thing done with them, they can do so
by communicating with.
]. s. CRAWFORD,
Gettysburg, Adams CO., Penn.
]. W. Snather, or Snathell.
J. Adams, co. A, 18th Miss. Vols
W. j. Cromer, CO. K, 18th Miss,
Vols.
+. NJ. Raglin, CO. X, 18th Miss,
Vols.
N. L. McDufie, Captain co. +,
18th Miss. Vols.
H. p. Beauchamp, co. L, 18th
Miss. Vols.
James Worry, co. F, Dist Miss
Vols.
ii. L. Terrill, Howitzers.
H. p. Andrew.
VIM. Biggers, Georgia.
N. T. leader, co. d, 18th Mis-
Vols.-His last words were: "a
widow-thrce sweet babes fatherles
mel Deus"
j. W. Carter, Colonel 18th Mis-
Vols.
r. G. Gum, co. A. 18th Mis-
Vols.
u. A. Hays, Co. X, 18th Mis-
Vols.
]. 7. Hollowell, co. H, 18th Mis-
Vols.
J. W. Davis, co. /, 18th Mis-
Vols.
W. B. Connolly, 18th Mis-. Vol
J. G. Rawlson, 18th Miss. Vols.
c. Moore, co. +, 18th Miss. Vol
H. Bristcr, co. l, 18th Mis-. Vol
4 J. w. Brice, co. L, 18th Miss. Vol
I A. p. P.-tle rest obliterated.
}, p. A. Robbins, co. G, 18th Mis-
]. W. Frazer.
A. c. Reese, co. +, 10th regimen
VIM. r. Casey.
VIM. IAynan, I'd %. N.A.of NJ
!. c. II. Bryen, ID 90 n. A. Of N.
:. p. W. Neil.
Some Of the head boards CAM
be deciphered, and many more ha
none at all.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-02

A WAklgt HHHslfa. |tsmNg
f#0stsf satis
80 + t8aH hA#s fHf
its4fflfsL m4llaiIt llafNl fhf ~
us NJ WfE ff4fm sNf FlatHfs
III 81 hamW fsffh n mApsiglsl
musmfHnt hf DtHtf4I
fsf ~ a8sMbl sfltaflH. kf8 Massf
i4fgs 81 A. sssaH sgsfy HfA ftl
te amea. A. b Ffahl faFt Hgspl.
NJ fafh. sai VII n ~ ne N
a. HHiasgeFs thf##shuHg lba sHliss
sasHify. u ihs isliaslhs fsftff
Rig8ba tsFIss, Five tshis
ffhHs " Mhsfaiffi8#
Cash IL HIssessi single saples
a. hrtyssFl lhgss esfiss Ms
saples, fiHi flhs s#tlss, go The
ptfly sha sends ~ s20 ~ . tlab n
hins soplss sill fssflts ~ 81 llanal
.sapy hss sIs months salsefit
llohs fsaeigeI Write tlalnly Ne
asms n tostaaiss. county ini atsls
thd N notifying aa n ! ebahgs N
..lgeation. Subscribers muai fafhish Ne,
n Che samc time. vhh their former
address.
Oar oaly terms n alseftsins ere
twenty Eve eebis per line, eaeL time
No expense vii be spared 70 mihe
.Tun prortr The best family Iater In
the United stslcl Al lhe matter
whieh appears In Ne columns will W.
n q pfaetical, pure and healihy
character, free from q single often
sive wofd. and from ahy religious ~
party bias. aud devoted 10 The enter
iainmcnt and mental culture n Tnk
PEorLE, whose cause and whose In.
lcrcsts I, will always be found TO cs
pouse.
All business communications IN.
tended for "TnE rEorLE' will be al.
dressed 70 "Thc People Publishing
Compan1," No. Q Frankfort street,
New York, and all literary eoinmuni.
cations will he addressed to "The
Managing Editor"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-02

ne HslI " sg y ~
frs sfss4 ~ ftaafsaiF lh
faIaa m Hs laif n AffI. imI,
Fmlhal fxat \ esiIai F. seventy
.Nes iHMal mIlt AAf we ghH
eaiaf hany faa ~ mlliaN
~ ~ #lN - A. Hssyfhfh
~ meHf N Nsw YHh aanafs
pfgsnH slaahiaa sus la elMllAa
NJ maFshlhs ihfagh Ne faekfg
Ata Hlaim iFHm HAissA8aga IL Ne#
Uflsaa#F Ifs mss Hfml~ were
dsfstsH aad o. Confectionery A.
Hffeyed. I've mlllaa mttn huadtwi
lAasisaNd mtm had enlisted In H.
feisfai afmlss, X With aHmtsf
aiaety ~ fhomahd dIed N Rattle.
aaa eae hundred snl sirhty fur
ihssNahd died n diaeaae.
fhis grand tetal n lNo hundfeI
and eighty ihouand mot lhelF dealh
IN every Aape. fihy ihoumad
were hlIicd outright atcn Me- bttie.
heldl thirty hse lhglWnd died a
wuunda, Wills dlsca4e swept "a oBs
hundred fhmuAund.
Two millions four hundred thonl
sand len lhe Federal armies alIve
bat If that number scores ~ thou.
sands are lcTlcs., ARMIES and InyaIiis
d~ismcmbefed and dIsapred by theIl
wounds. Tho numbor If commits
stoned officers who we're either killct
In battle or died from wounds or die
ease was upward Of seven thousan,
five hundred.
The number Of white troops on
listed was almost two million Nv
hundred thousand men the numbe
Of deaths among them, was two hun
dred and fhy-one thousand one hun
dred and twenty-five, or one deaf
out Of ten. The number Of colore
troops was one hundred and eight
thousand, of whom twcnty-nlne thou
sand two hundred and ninety-cigl
died, or about one out Of six. III
death rate of the colored troops WI
therefore nearly double that Of IL
white; but the death rate from diI
ease alone was far worse than thi
Out Of every eight deaths among Il
white troops, three died on the iel
of battle and five from disease. o.
Of every nine deaths among Il
blacks, one died on the field Of bait
and eight from disease.
Cuffee, as a belligerent, would ha,
had a good time Of it but for diseas
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-02
Inventors. Mechanics, Nam
ufacturers.


1866 1890
The best paper in the United States
for manufacturers, inventors and me.
chanics, is the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
II is the largest in size, and has by
far tho widest circulation Of any
other paper Of its class in this coun-
try. II is published weekly. Each
number contains sixteen pages, with
numerous illustrations. The num-
bcrs for q year make two volumes Of
416 pages each. 1t also contains n
full account OF oil the principle in
ventions and discoveries Of the day.
Also, valuable illustrated articles up
on Tools and Machinery used in
workshops, manufactures, steam and
mechanical engineering, wooden, cot.
ton, chemical, petroleum and other
manufacturing and producing inter-
ests. Also, fire arms, war imple-
ments, ordnance, war vessels, railway
machinery, electric, chemical and
mechanical apparatus, wood and lum-
Der machinery, hydraulics, oil and
water pumps, water wheels, etc. ;
household, Horticultural and farm i'm
plements--this latter department
being very full and Of great value to
farmers and gardeners. Articles en-
bracing every department Of popular
science, which everybody al under
stand and which everybody likes to
read. Also, reports Of scientific So
%cieties, at home and abroad patent
law decisions and discussions, practi-
cal recipes, etc. II also contains an
official list Of all the patent claims, a
!, special feature Of great value to in
ventors and owners Of patents. The
publishers also act as agents for pro-
curing patents for new inventions.
A new volume will commence on
the first Of January.
TERMS SO per year; $3.50 for
six months. Ten copies, one year,
1926. Specimen copies sent free.
;. MUM & Co.
81 Park Row, New York City.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-02
The Boards or Police or Mlssis.
sIppI.

We call the especial attention Of
the Boards Of Police in this part of
the State to the matter referred to in
the following extract, which we take
from the Clarion and Standard, and
trust none Of these officials will be
guilty of so criminal . neglect Of
duty as to overlook any sufferers who
may reside within their jurisdiction.
Attend to it no,r, if you have not
already done so, for a few days delay
will place it beyond your reach, and
the people who elected you to office
will hold you accountable. Here
is the extract:
Some time since we alluded to the
fact that out of sixty counties the
Boards of Police of but seven had
made q report to the Auditor Of the
number Of INDECENT soldiers and their
families who really needed relief.
Since then the number has increased
to twenty. The Legislature adjourned
on the 9th or 9th Of December. I'm
mediately after the adjournment the
Governor caused a circular letter to
be addressed and forwarded to the
President of the Board Of Police in
each county, informing them that the
Legislature had made an appropria-
ton of twenty per cent. Of the taxes
for the benefit Of the INDECENT soldiers
and their families. He then issued q
proclamation, which was published
in this paper and extensively copied
in the State, to the same effect; and
warning them that the time in which
they ought TO make their report ex-
pired on the Goth May. Five months
since the passage Of the act have
rolled away, and but trenty counties
have reported that they had any in.
digent soldiers needing the aid. TIL,
legitimate deduction to be derived
from this is, that only twenty coun'
ties need the proifered aid, or tn,
Boards of Police are very derelect il
their duties. Let those who hav'
heard Of the generous appropriation
of our Legislature, and who hav'
! Expected to receive It's benefits know
where the responsibility rests. /
would be unfair, manifestly 50, b
distribute the 100000 to the twent,
counties who have made their report
Yet, shall those who have stated no,
{ much aid they require be forced
/. await the tardy action Of more un
generous, more iorgetfal, and mon
careless Boards Of Police Of the oths
counties? If they hare been notife
Of the Legislatures action, they ha,
acted criminally in this matter, B
: the little attention they have paid
e II. II they have not heard Of Il, /
n them either take this journal, or son
other paper, Or resign their places
men who read the papers, and wi
9 know what Is going on in the worl
, We hope that the press will aga
e call the attention Of the people
Il this matter, and make the laggaI
4 Boards, aunder the lash and spur
public opinion,o do their duty in a
= case. We are authorized to sta
xe that, for a resonable tine, the fun
n will be retained to give all delinque
of Boards a opportunity to report; b
!, we doubt II, sfter this any me
/. warnings will BE- given, OF the III
ae extended.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-02
-LATN#T NTWH

~ Iff
.tsll. ahA ~ ~ AZ il
aAtalHs 4 ffe4 ~ aa a.
Fff fHiY 81 Niiha : isafs BE-
The Hisis ftpnHekf alfhs ina
hw Hla tst n PAfa ihsl aaaiaHl.
- a#l,sm n N. eaahgy ~ h.
~ n ~ul 4 Fness ~ A.
fhslf haiumltaihm nlty slll mps#l
q ~ Hsifs n ~ Aafss II wkh
lAslf Aamss ~ shtlloi. 81 30
eafinr eeHfpnss N lhrlf hafauhh
aan + Aflssns n m limited ataiss.
Helf aamts WI tfdully h. sss@d.
#hen ftmsled
tleH AaH sss aat m #aianisg
ahpvaeon bm shovel lhea IGN. "A
emily femlH, and N Sunday NJ ie.
kn hillnF ~, tbauqh NJ ne m
tieira'ed VI dsash aad he ~ ~.
Ilfely eenaloua until fhe moment h,
ssplfsd ~ recognized ne chaplain
~ Ne Pet Ias' tsfdfs Dying. and
TfaaPed W.T. hand IN dIcncr.
The following was Issued today
E%xttttivF MAssws, May o.
The President With profound wrruv
announces ioihe people n Ne rnItet
States The death n Winfield s~ti
late Lieutenant General u me Army
On the day which may be appoiaicl
for bic funeral, The several Esemiiy,
Departments ~ The Government vii
be closed The heads Of the Wa
and Navy Departments will respect
lively give orders for the payment o
appropriate honors TO The memory o
the deceased.
i [sIgncf ANDREW JOHNSON,
,, President.
:. The United States Consul ut Liver
/. pool has received official adviccs thf
the steamer City of Dublin woul
carry back 10 New York 1900
y bushels of wheat, of American c,
%portation.
a The President has appointed Wn
Faxon, Chief Clerk of the Navy, an
Assistant Secretary of the Navy ii
Capt. Fox, resigned.
j Don Frederick Boulda present,
his credentials to-day, as Minist
g from Peru. The usual diplomat
d courtesies were passed.
Il Alexander II. Hall has been a
r. pointed Assistant Assessor Of Int
|e nal Revenue, for the State of MI
sissippi.
,e j. b. Smith was appointed Cons
Q. to Athens, Greece.
In the Senate the Colorado b
y was passed over the Presidents ve'
The reconstruction resolution "
: then considered.
Senator johnson moved to stri
out the third section, which disfrs
chises the Confederates until Isl
and the section was stricken out by
unanimous vote. Several amen
ments were offered, cmbodying I
views Of the Republican cauc'
They excluded from Federal a
State Offices those who had been me
= bers Of the Confederate Congress,
J. had been Legislative or Judicial o.
!. GERS, or took part in the insurrecti'
or gave aid and comfort there
:. Congress may, however, remove su
disability by a two-thirds vote.
d In the House, the bill to contin
lie the Freedmen's Bureau bill passed
II ! yeas So, nays 80.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Whereas. 81 The May tern, lsss, Of ihs Pro
bate cpurt q Psnols county, letter. of admin
l~.sr-stc- - shs sss.ss n fstr y ssrnfsrs A.
ees~s, vsre granted NE undersigned. nos
therefore III persons having sirin< srzinst ii
estate are hereby nsti&rd % hzvs them Pro
hated Ard registered srrsdinr 10 kv. q thfJ
SANFORD wILBorRs,
Iss.et AdninissTator.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-02

tsf
a 81
n
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-02

Qessy wi n lnd FfeyiAauss
|sIbpw ahas HasllezI teagrssz aea Ne
L hhsfs bosh b prevail IN 0uf esan
|,v Il ths mme flmef n ~, Va ne
/. mhussaI community
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-02

Our friend, NJ. v. Holbrook, Of
|he Southern Express Office at Mem
bhis, has our thanks for recent favors.
Iiirls, there's a chance to marry, and
Pget a man what Is a man." lie
Knows how to do business In hand
|cme style, and knows this, that, and
be other about everything. Sci
tour "beaux -catchers' for him.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-02

There afu #vsml aaw ~ adseF
aad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS h hls
.s.s ~ shlab - ell Ne mlsHgn
n mpf fs#isF#
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-02

Assawla ~ eptT AlhsH
~ " A&eH ~ hAma 4 H#A#fHsy 4
5ssta a. aaif ststHI AaamH