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ony TO put with the annihstion Of the one race
Or the other From this topic IN wnlen me Ie
volvsd Mr. Burr proceeded 70 review the state OF ice
ing and the political situation in New Jersey. He be-
lieyed that the great reaconary heaven. wnicn nsa
already redeemed several States about to redeem
not New Jersey only, but the great commercial
sta'e n o. Ne" aork with Us sesmns moat,ons
Of invested capital And in this great upheaving OF
popular feeling New Jersey would stand conspicuous In
the Always democratic in the instincts OF her peo-
pie. tie cloud which had enveioped her would Dc
cleared away in the coming election and Jersey would
again her standing stronghold Of the democ-
racy. Mr. Burr concluded with peroration Of appeal
TO the democrats OF Hudson stand fast by the
negroize her institutions at the coming election, ana
resumed his seat amid loud applausehaving been ire
quenty applauded, especially in the midst Of several
derry phpcs directed against the Arcanizng tendency
Mr.. DEAN OF Western celebrity succeeded and limited
n !, 70 me b.nkns
system and by the holding the part Of capitalists or
nontaxAble bouds He held that IL vas Just. and the
OF JUSTICE that the national debt should be paid
Ia grcenbacks and enforced hrs argument with great
opuence Of illustration and q felicity Of jocular COM
Mr. Dean was succeeded by Mr. Beebe who concluded
the meeting with brief but well argued address,
directed mainly to the exposition O. democratic prncl
pery. The meeting concluded, the speakers OF the
evening invited TO petit souper At the expense OF
the club.
Nominations for Legislntnre.
The democrats of the First Assembly district Of Union
county have nominated Captain John H. Wheaton for
Assemblyman.
The democratic mass meeting Is to be held at Eliza
behport this evening.
The republicans OF the Fifth Assembly district Of Es
county have nominated Samuel Atwaer the present
incumbent for the Assembly.
the Democratic Executive Committee Of the Ninth
Assembly district Of Essex county, having discovered
that defeat would follow split in their party, have de-
caed Ed Livingston Price the regular nominee for the
Assembly that district The friends OF Dr. Vail, the
other democratic candidate that district have held
meeting and ratified his nomination.
Thomas c. Pearce has been nominated for the As.
semby by the democracy OF the Third district OF Mercer
county.
Lieutenant Cav.leer has been nominated by the re}
publcans OF Atlantic county for the Shrievalty.
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Tsnerns via Calais .chr. Julia aaloes Grower. No
%. 1-Arrissd. scss. FIsrsass newell whlsseuorsi
ssss s.ss nf Hal: s.
Gould. DO Robinson Hsr,di dina do
$ yn IL ss.s: ~. Ss'
oss s.Arlis:d siaSsa. Morgan sYo.s, ens-
Triton, do; Haskell. baltimore; .chrs kngashsr aesa
Brsass SYort EoSasaa and Mabel Hail osa
BALTIMORE Oct 2s--Arrivsd steamer somerse, hildsj
SYork; brig Romance. Duncan, ssvassa; schr Isors
EAST MACnIAs. Oct 2o-saied schrs Alaskr. q x.anA
TokrsEss MONROE %. ss-rhs following are %
from osO,ssOva WITH coal fsr Aya Point ssss s
ton for SYerk; seSrs. Ellen. from from RchmoaS for
Sssash IRON sss' s1s%
ses . Frosi Ia smith ROM Yo.s ~
from York river for Work: WIN Hone from Ne, ( for
penss i ssaSrs
Emily Ssls a. "a Ssn sna% oa
for boston; Nerssy from Gssrgs!owq for Readoa.!
Tor Boston; Yoncas from Baltimore for provdsaees
Ss sSs % % s
Williams: from YORK for SYors; Snowflake f.oa.
sssss rs;r s's@ ass al
ey Jones from DO Tor New Haven. Joha Rapp from do
for Jersey CIV Henry Prek from DO for do John Dur
DO Anna Howe from do far Hudson oSysssssp from do
Oct 3anssa for S hsrSor .,s"ms Frances from
mOs for wmsngon Nc ship JS,spA Clarke o sss
English brig with her manmast II very stormy
The oowns rssss in York river loaded with wood
PERKINS, ns cp Kq sss rs n
holds northeast oa, not blowing very fresh to-day
Arnold EasSs,hpoEi; sar sSth
aa P Hsa do Sa mss osn a oysrs
Briggs and Mediator shea NYork; Pavilion Bennett Cold
MOBILE. DC. 2s-ceared. steamship FL Cid. HOBART
f'R o bark
ssSr rs as BIZ %
Edwards Bartlett Boston; Golden Eagle nowes and Min
Bsns New Rsssn psp
Russell Mehaney, Middletown; J W vanneman, Sharp
cssred.schrs Ralph souaer Crosby; Mary Riley Rlley
stsemsa, Boston Reading RR No u. Carroll bridgeport;
Sssy VT sSs:s,: ssis:
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Reher q Thomas; WALLACE Carney Liverpool scnr
Ds Cleared scSS i Russell Ncser-on
xs sSSs s.sy HIivsd Ssrs EsadsSSs BAH r
NEW BEDFORD, Oct 26-Arrived yacht Irene, SMITH
John sG MoysnS EsSrn
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FhsdepS. Cora ssthPars; Mary y, Eys1s
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Chester Ei!zsbehport Ruth Halsey Perry do; Fashion
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Minnie Campbell tB Lent NYork schrs Nancy s.syscn.
charssr Mshan, klissDsSpars; ysgor, 5ohn;91s; Es.
NJ Lizzie Eysn. Ems N9Ch ;i,s VIZ so
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ce.s-isi assossa %' .!ss: csr@3S sXslf ~.
1o ona osEs SYo .hr
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.PAwTUcKET Oct sS-Arvsd, schr J Freeman. Ed.
NM SYore ss Rainbow Hst.a sesrs
Uussssy
ssiledIsch5 Lucy HIsgns Boston, soss R.sn. ro,.,
SALEM, Oct ss-Arrived schr Damon. johnson, Calais
wILMINGToN. NC. Oct ss-cleared. schr 9 Gates
| MTsCEILaNE1pUS
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From The Evening Telegram OF yesterday.1
II is confidently whispered around In political circles
to-day that Thomas h. Ferris has virtually resigned the
nomination which he received for Sheriff. consequence
OF his not having been able to obtain republican
endorsement and that he will be candidate. The
contest lies mainly between the Tammany nominee,
James o Bren, and the Big Judge, Michael Connolly.
Bets being freely offered by the friends Of both
parties who shall DO the victor and enjoy tho prv
lego for the four years Of introducing unfortunate
culprits into The other world.
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KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

Tho name Of George c. Bennett. who Is running for
tho Office Of Supervisor in the Eighteenth ward Of
Brooklyn. overlooked In the list Of candidates pub
lishcd IN the HERALD or Sunday. Mr. Bennett, the
candidate Of the Union republican party very early
the ned and he is unwilling that the omission OF his
name should be regarded ~ an indication OF his with
drawal from the contest.
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sE'r kissALr- Dearborn. which cleared at New York
Sept for New Orleans with assorted cargo was TO-
tally wrecked Elbow Cay Reef about mile and half
from the Lighthouse At lam Wednesday oh inst ar
go saved by Elbow Cay and Green Turts Cay wrecxcrs
(The was built At Rockand Me- in 1857. nne Al
ship OF lisa tons register and owned By hsssrs Dear
born Brothers, OF this cty)
Bars Y SHAW tBrl Csnn from Portland for Havana.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Oct 2s, 1867,
IL o'clock p. N.


WASHINGTON, Oct 2s 1857,
IL o'clock p. N.
A ConnscatiOn Case In the District Supreme
Court.
In the Supreme Court the District OF Columbia to-
day, Aessrx Riddle Philips entered their appearance
Tor John D. Defrees Superintendent Of Public Printing.
In the the United States half Of lot
ak, square 455 Henry B. Tyler, which comes before
this court on an appeal and writ OF This being
one OF the cases under the Conascaton act where in
the District Court decree made and life estate
Of the owner Sold Mr.. Dofrees being the purchaser
Msssrs Darlington and Wilson represented the United
States and Messrs Brent and Msrrck are counsel for
Major Tyler, who at the commencement OF the rebel
Hon. left his position In Marine Corps and engaged
in the Southern cause
The National Banks.
The abstract or the quarterly reports of the National
Banking ASSOCIATION up the FIRST Monday in October
shows the 70 be thousand four hundred
and ninety I'VE millions, including over ten millions Of
specie and nearly ffiy-seven millions OF compound
interest notes The capital stock is four hundred and
Ainetesn and half millions; surplus fund sxv-six
millions ana two-thirds, and undivided profits thirty
three and half million dollars
The New York City National Banks.
The following statement is based the abstract Of
quarterly reports OF Tie national banks Of New York
city, by which it appesY shst the banks not only had
OF more than thirteen millions, seven per centum
OF the amount OF circulation and deposits
Circulation, national and state........ $35, 2ss 152
Individual deposits. $2l0,373,s79
Less exchanges for Clearing
House, Oct 7............... lo2, $40 se5
LOT. Ola
United States deposits and deposits of dis
bursting officers. Observation-Disclosures. ASSISTS
Due to national and other banks
and bankers. .............. .s6l, 3e1, 1852
Less balance due from banks
and bankers. .......,....... 12,32l,627
- 4so7o.525
Total amount of circulation and deposits
Tor which reserve is required under
sections 81 and ~ of the act sl94, 2l9 500
Specie on hand $7,36l5SS
Fractional currency ............ 23l2lS
Legal tender notes. ........... 81, 535,242
Compound interest notes, which
are a legal reserve on deposit eos $40
- 500 09s. AS
Twenty 1--we per cent OF the total amount OF
circulation and deposit is............ 1885,, a77
Surplus sl3557, 04l
seven per cent Of circulation and deposits
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IMMENSE SUCCESS.
THE NEW FAMILY PAPER.
the PRESIDE COMPANION.
CONTAINS THREE
INTENSELY EXCITING STORIES.
UNDER THE GAsLIoHr.
UNDER THE oAsLr0Hr,
UNDER THE GAsLIgHr,
NJ AueusriN DAILY.
AWAITING THE SIGNAL.
AWAITING THE SIGNAL,
~ SCOTT n. sHxnwoop.
UNDER THE HARROW.
UNDER THE HARROW,
~ r. HAMILTON MYERS.
THREE GREAT STORIES
UNDER THE aAsLIGHT,
UNDER THE aAsLiGHT.
UNDER THE aAsLr0HT,
IN TiiE FIREsTDR COMPANION.
For sale By all newsdealers
Prizes six ccnsA
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. 10
the Circuit Court Of said county.
John Gordon ". W. L. Buster.
No. 7Ti01
Attachment, issued The l7'h aay n January.
1861, against the estate Of the said defendant,
for The sum of $500 90, rstmsbie 10 the Cir
cult Court u said county. Notice IL hereby
given 10 the said defendant W. l.. Buster ,ha,
unless he appear before aid Court, a, The hstl
term thereof and on the fir, day u said term,
10 he holden at the eouft-houss Of said county,
In the town Of Pamela on the ith Monday ansr
the 9Th Monday in March 1857. and plead u
said action, jadgmen, will bs entered agaInsi
him and the estate attached vill BE- ssld.
api3.ss &c. HARRISON. CLERK.
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Read This!

The editor of a Pennsylvania pa
per thus writes to the editress of the
Natchitoches Times:
In looking at your paper of the
9th, which reached our office this
evening, my attention was arrested
by an article in which you advise
your planters to plant corn, trees, and
raise food.
The previous neglect Of your peo-
pie to do this, was the great cause of
your failure. When the contest was
prccipitated upon you, you were un-
prepared to meet the tremendous
struggle to which you were subjected,
and were literally starved into sub
mission.
The west had been prosperous with
you as buyers Of its surplus provis-
ions, and fearing to lose YOU as GUS
toners, just as the Atlantic States
were with regard to the sale of their
goods to you, became intense Union
men.
Would that all the South would
adopt your advice. Raise your own
food-the whole of it, and to spare.
Not only do this, but SO soon as you
can, manufacture your own cotton,
every pound of it.
If you ever read the paper | am
now publishing, you will sec that |
have no unfriendly feeling to the
South, although residing in the
North.
The South, now that the North has
destroyed its speciality, if il would
prosper or be Independent, must seek
to make itself so Of the North and
west, in everything that il requires
for itself. / sec hat the cupidity Of
traders, and the Incidence that will
not make the proper exertion, is very
much in the way of a consumation
Of this idea-still these obstructions
may be overcome.
Yankeedom always ~upbraidcd you
for your want Of manufactures, take
them at their word-cstablish then
at your most eligible points, ant
raise no more rotton than thev car
manufacture. In time you will ex.
port, at least to the North, and per
haps rival the shining lights of Mas
sachusctts and Rhode Island-a
least, you will no longer contribute
TO their wealth.
4, We are strangers, and perhaps
have no right to address you thus
but seeing your article, | felt like en-
couraging you.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

State Of Nissisippi, Pamela county. In ID.
Circuit Court of said county.
David Boho st az - Louisa A. ,. Yefnoa.
No. 767s.1
Attachment issued The 7la day u March,
1861. against the estate Of the aid defendant
or the sun Of tei0 90. rs,urnabis 10 the Cir
eui, Court Of said eounty. Notice is hereby
given 10 The aid defendant Louisa A. y. Yer
non, who resides In the city Of Memphis. In the
State of Tennessee, that unlss shs shsll appear
before said Court Al The nsrt term thereof and
on the FIRST day o. ssid term, 70 be holden Al
the c~vurthoass Of aid county,, 10 The town q
Pamela On The IN Monday after the 9Th Moo.
day In March. 1891, and plead 10 said action,
isdsmsn, viii he entered against her and III.
estate attached vll be odd.
apiaa J.. G. HARRISON. Clsst.
Hsripn 4 Taylor, sssornsr.
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VINO WOrLb Sof no BfAurruR
All may posacss a clear, unbIemisbcd
skin, Of alabaater wbite0eaa, by Che
usc N Chastellar's White Liquid
Enamel II is tho most perfect arii-
Gle In use for removing all impurities
Of the skin, aud unlike all other cos
mctics, contains nothing that will
iojurc Che cuticlcj being vegetable, II
Ia perfectly harmless. For sale,
Wholesale and retail, by Berger,
Shuts 4 CO., Chemists, Troy, N, Y,
See their advertisements In another
column In this paper. Il
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CIANCERY NOTICE.


The State Of Mississippi. In the chanccry
Court of panols county. AZ rules, March y,
1891.
Boston and ChielaAw Land Company Il Il.
v. william Nelson Il al.
No. iss.1
upoa saldssii alsd Ia this esase, II Appearing
70 the satisfaction Of the court that The defend
ant William Nelson Is = non-rf<idsni Of The
State Of Mississippi. and hat hls residence and
possofhce. amer diiirsni Enquiry, cannot Be as
esr,ainsd. ftis. therefore. ordered ~ he ccurt
that the mid defendant William Nelson, Do
eater bis appearance herein, % Or before he
17d day Of Mar, 1851, the sane being . ruis
u this couft and 70 Be held al The e~ourt-houze
d said county. 10 the ta~n u ranois. rnd u
he oezcs of he Clerk Of this Court md plead.
snsvsr. Of demur 70 he enmplsirsnts bill
herein. or the silsfatious thereof VII b tAksn
Coz confessed ss 70 him. Itis hzrshef ordered ~
lsAe court that . copy Of shis order b rabi<hsd
10 the weekly rahola star = public nevr
paper printed AID published In he town q
bsncl., In aid county ~ four vssks ssre<s-
sirsiy. -
A true eopy. &c HARRISON,
Wsisek chsisrs riiri,srs
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We are under many obligations TO
the firm of Geo. Pattison a. Co.,
booksellers aud stationcrs, North
side of Court Square, Memphis, for
a copy of a book entitled "The Nc
Donalds, or the Ashes of Southern
Homes" II is a brilliant sketch of
Sherman's march through Georgia
and South Carolina, and is highly
interesting rs a narrative of tho late
war. Its features are wildly drawn,
while its eloquencc will not fail to
attract the attention of the reader.
Send up to Pattison & Co.'S. and get
a copy.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

by virtue Of a deed Of trust 10 me executed
by j. Davidson for the bcneh, Of Mary J. Chat
I'm and others, which said deed Of trust has
been duly recorded In deed book o. on page
7s1, In the Probate Clerk . Office, In the county
Of Pamela, State Of Mississippi, | will, a. ,ms-
tee therein appointed, nj the courthouse door
10 the town Of Pamela, In aid county, on
Monday, The 18th day Of May, 1851. proceed to
sell, foe cash, At public auction, TO the highest
bidder, the follow ing lands lying and being in
the county Of Pamela and State Aforesaid, or %
much thereof a. may be necessary 10 satisfy
said deed Of trust, io-witi The west half d
section thirty-bar, In township nine. Of range
eight, vest. JOHN L. WOOTTEN,
apG-5t Trustee. A..
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Ifsf tDGHlsn Duks A 60.
cofpsf n Nda sl,tet and Whisky
chaie teep NE finest stoek NJ eiath
lne n be fund royshefs whlch
iheY afe ceiling NJ prizes 10 suit ibe
times Their SIMMER suits afe N
The latest and mo.i fshimabie eni.
AND thelf furnishing gpcls atc uasur
passed Persons visiting Memphi.
will find Il 10 their interest 10 cail on
Drake a 90.
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The Public Ledger h~ the
LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION
COLLECTION AGENCY.

The undersigned, At the solicitation Of many
friends offers bis services 10 the people Of this
and adjoining counties, in the capacity On
GENERAL COLLECTOR. lie soiiein claims
for collection, and promises dispatch and dill.
genee in the collection Of al claims entrusted
10 him. His commissions will only he At a
LIVING RarE. and arrangements 10 that effect
can be made By parties wishing collections
made. tfe751 GEO. ". HOLIDAY.
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offer M services 10 my friends and The
public, asking them foe . small share Of their
business promising them TO do wha, IL right.
! an exclusively q oo,ton seller, and not > cot-
ton buyer. For nle-iooo bu-hsls eottoa sssd.
kbii-u. JoHv REEFS.
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Al a late town meeting in Nam
tucket, there were present three hun
dred and seventy-fve people over
seventy years old, sevcnty-fve who
were over eighty, and nine Who were
ninety.
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u.uA~. - I<vui Adfsfflswf y
~ i kseai \ ms I
80 ~ fhamrsfp nj 7 : HHa
VIM, tiDI mf fHHilas
hsslTa Aalts, Hf oser r.
Az 1Haehmfais a. INT
slk glgliIg obafeef ~ W u
f.,uys. Tmaefmal msW Rgal sytf e
,sh Ths sllep eiaas ne Ne ga,s r.
49, afr, HseoHsf ME.
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Philosophy has mapped the heav-
ems, named and numbered stars, peo-
Piled planets, and scanned the solar
system as with an angels vision!
Science has caused a new era to dawn
upon the world; by it lightning has
been snatched from the storm-cloud
and made become the post-boy of
thought. By it, the great Southern
Preparations" loom in majesty above
all Northern Compounds" and con-
tinues to smile in beauty and gram
deur through female tears and signs,
and spans with the bow of promise
the dark retiring cloud of affection.
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E0cal xtem@.

4.
50
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Z ansa NJ nf,i
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To Fortune Huntersl

Baying made enough farming and milling,
am prepared 10 sell a good bargain In Mills and
Farms. have two good Plantations near the
town OF Pamela for sale or rent Also, four
good Steam Saw and Grist Mils-,wo portable
and one stationary aud one muleyAwhioh can
be bought low by applying soon to me at
Pamela. JAMES L. FLETCHER.
Also, one Ferry across the T~allaha,chie river,
a. the town Of Panola. janb-u J.L.F.
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-
ouf planters have been thrown
oaca With their work considerably
~ past week, owing to the heavy
NINA We hope the present may be
favorable season on them, Is there
ss' va anything more needed in
1' ,ssnity than a spanking big
mp Gardens are very backward,
~ = really Gems as IL the garden
ssas0u, psspsr, viii never come
'a' Fruit kidd, gardens late
s'ps ditto; glowing picture for the
however bright The future
Prove h be.
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G. j. BOUCHER,
Contractor and Builder,

II prepared 10 take contracts for buildings Of
every Description, and Ensure their completion
with The utmost despatch. HIS long ezperi.
snes warrants him In saying that hs vort Il
Of the most substantial kind. and srsenssd In
The hest style Of rhsehanism.
All descriptions q CARPEsTERISG s-
IIriied.
I can hs found Al Pamela o. sAfdia. Lsltsr
addressed 10 mo At either place vill meet with
prompt attention. mr1s-sn
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
The State d Mississippi, Panola county.
8. A. Butter 70 Louisa Vernon.

s. A. Butter VI. Louisa Vernon.
No. 7s1s1
Attachment Issued the 9th day Of February,
1851, against The estate u said defendant ff
the sum Of t7.40o 90, fvsnrnahls 70 the Cir
cult Cnur, q uid county. Notice l. hereby
given 10 ths aid defendant Louisa vsrnon,
who resides in The city u Memphis, In the
STATE Of Tennessee. that uniess shs shall sprssr
before aid Court, II the nsxt term thsrtof and
on the hri DAY o. said term, 10 b holden n
The courthouse n aid county, IN the ,ovn d
Pamela on The IN Monday amer he 9Th Non.
day In March. 1897, and plead 10 aid ss,isn'
Judgment viil be satsred sxsins, her and ths
sststs attached viii BE- cold.
.pis-a ~ HARRISON, cisri.
Hsrf-,s . rs-ier, s,fcrnsy.
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The good people OF our little burg
have been having considerable sport
fishing for the past two weeks. We
have plenty Of fresh fish in the mar
ket, and nattering prospects for a
Continuance Of the same"
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-04-27

An exchange says; "Dry goods
are coming down" This is good
news; although the exhibitions that
we have witnessed lately led us to
the conclusion that dry goods were
on the rise.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-04-27


We are informed that the school
children Of Miss Markham's school
intend having a May celebration, on
! ',day, the Sd day of May, at the
,air Grounds. We wish them much
happiness, and hope that the good
.ad'es Of our town will assistin max
ing u pleasant time to all who may
,'snd. Let every lady contribute a
sa'sss Of something good to eat, and
ney may be assured that the affair
WI Be decided success.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-04-27

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