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CANADA.

Proposed Now Ministry from tho Asti-Union.
lists.
TORONTO, Nov embsr l. 1851.
despatch from Ottawa says that General Doyle Lieu
tenant Governor OF Nova Scotia has called Richard
McHoney undertake the task OF forming new Min.
istry out Of the ranks Of the anti Union party.
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RUSSIA.

The Kiss Of Greece Married late tho Impe-
rial Family.
ST. PsrxnBuRG. November I, 1867.
The marriage Of his Majesty King George Of Greece.
and her Imperial Highnsss the Princess Olga took place
to-day with great pomp and ceremony.
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MASSACHUSETTS


Tho Billiard Championship Of the State.
BosroS, Nov. l, 1857.
Abilliard match for the Championship Of Nassachu.
sits was played last evening between Edward Danisls
and William Tobin, American four ball csrom 1s00
points II . very spirited game and resulted II
decided victory for Danels making 500 points 70
CAS- for Tobin Daniels best 36s ~ and 101
and Tobiu's best 101 and ~ The game occupied
three hours snd nineteen minutea
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German Stadr Theatre.

Last night tho Stadt theatre was well niled. Aadsms
Pstersdo made her second appearance the occasion
IN Two of her principal charscterA 10 only TO say
that the great reputation with which this lady came
amongst has been amply Justified by the two appear
auces she has made The subordinate parts were well
sustained Madame Plittersdorfs acting called forth
al unusual amount OF applause from the auditory
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Poor Tom cold"
How warm soccer the Genial sun
May look ia kindness n the earth.
IN Tom Jones veins q cheering warmth
Direls the gloomy sorrows OF his soul
Dyspepsia, like goblin hunts rundown,
Aguc, grim chamberlain. lights HIM 10 bed.
While Dufutss Vertigo and Headache dire
Win nercoi aches combine TO make him groGuE
Harken Thomas. to instruction.:
For all thy ills 3 remedy is found
A Pauacea, certain p.eAsant sure
PLANTATION BIrlERS-S T-IRJoAX..
wondrous Tohic, made by DIR. Drake.
We presume poor TOMS not worse than tbnz~
ti eds WAC cured daily by this wonderful IN eccne
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Conviction Of the Drlscoil Murdercrs.
KInosroH, Nov. I, 1851.
The trial Of the Driseoll murders terminated to-day
Saxo Allen was sentenced to DO hanged the l1th or
December. His accomplicss, Gsmmei Howard and
Whaiep, wsre respectively sentenced to ten, nine
I've years u The Renitsutiary.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QursSnows. Oct 2o-Evsning The steamship City
OF Baltimore Captain Michigan. from New York on the
10th nss has arrived here, route for Liverpool.
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Italian Denial Of tho French Occupation Of
Rome-(saribaldi Retires TO Monte RotOndo-
No Reply 20 the Kings SummOns-(senernl
Ciaidiniin Command ON the Papal Territory.
FLoRHScs, Nov I, 1851
The Ndsione this morning denies the truth Of the
port that the French troops have arrived in Rome
The Italian army, which has entered the Papa States
10 under the command Of General Caldni
Garibald has retired to Monte Rotondo He has made
reply to the summons OF the italian government %
disarm b ID volunteers.
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Death Of Bishop s,rachan.

AUkUNfU, NOV
The Honorable and Right Rev. John S.rachan, Bishop
Of she Church Of England died this morning aged
eighty.nius years He ultimately connected with
the affairs OF this country for nearly three Of
century, and Was the oldest bishop Of the church In
world.
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X. II. n. Resslvent Contains the Only Priu.
cipe in sarapArlla wherein IL medical virtues rsdss Il
10 called SARsAPARILLIAN.
SO swim 70 the kesslysn in entering into the circulation
that s be detected the and urine In
ten minutes after II has been taken
There IL not perfectly prepared sarsaparia MIXTURE In
general IL 10 owing 70 the ncomploteness and
pstey q the missres sold a. sarsspsras that induces
sarsAparllian prepared By DR. RADwAY In vaouo).
and enters into the Resolveut all the
ascribed 10 this root By lite ardent advocates
socased - = with inaredIents possessing Purifying.
Cleansing Healing RenovAtinG 6trengthenings Aerstvs.
DiAphorstic Durete Solvent Properties 81
the highest degree Of pharmaceutical completeness makss
lous SKIN Eruptions qlsndulsr KIDNEY Bladder Urinary
Persons that have beau taking these uncertain sarsaarA
washes in lsrss bottles for without beneht have
Resovent, and those who covered With sorss SKA
erupfionA pmpes botehes and spotted skin nAvo
restored 10 health beauty Of conpexiou
In few days Dose spoonful three times per dys
pleasant take. 81 bottle TOT 20 NO ~ nasdea
lane. sold By all druggists.
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Benatiful HaIr..Mnmy Years In Chc,nlcsi
experiments have resulted In perfectng CHEvALlRRS
LIFE FOR THE HAIR unrfvalled hairdressing which
mpar. new life and INCREASED nutriment 70 hsr psevens
producing the principle upon which it, color depends aud
thus hair 70 s original color and youthful
beauty and will stop its falling out At sold BY al
druggia,s, and ~ my once. ll25 Broadway, NewYor
SARAH A. CHEVALIRR.
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A.-Why - Rhmien's Night Bioomim9 Cerseus
like the Star Spangod Bannerf Amarice0
article with which nothing that upon tho -
San compete,
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ESPENSCHEID, manufacturer. IFS Nassau street.

A.-Rheuusetisse Legally Warrasted Cured
refunded. Dr. FTTLER'S Great Vegetable Rheus
matte Remedy taken inwsrdI,. References, I7,7N
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cure GRAY. Hair, Doldnes.,. sore -sscaIp,
prnctico. Aston place
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A.-Ncttnsns' GasvRn0. Fl ectr0- Metallic Is-
solos, Bels and Armlets rhoumas nouralGA odd
feet, &c. Depot "a Broadway. II
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Hyntt,s IJfe Raisnm -Rbeumat diem. NeuraI-

Immense Prices Paid for Old Books. 10000
old books ON hand Catalogues free. lEG0Af BR0IH-
ERS, lis Nassau street.
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: ~ L.. .::s Ey:r Ne.
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COnfectienery ~ Choicest Kinda at Rush.
Drug and Family Medicine Store 10 Asor House,
Barclay streot.
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Batchei0r's Hair Dyc.-The Best In she
world: the only psrfs Dye harmless reinbe.
nseus. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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lEOt, NOV. 1901.
Mr.. John l. Tlasg the present Mayor Of this CITY,
was this evening nominated BY acciamason Tor MEMBER
OF Assembly by The city Democratic Convention
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Torrey,s Patent Weather stripe ExeIsde
wind, dust snow rain. Warranted ave years Dcpotn
Maiden lane. New York.
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Tho Chsape-. and Beet Newspaper in the

Tho Cheapest and Beet Newspaper in the
Country.
rHs WEEKLY HsR Id OF tne present week. now ready.
contains the very La est European News by the cabls
up TO tbs hour Of pub eaton islegraphic News from
oil Parts; Our washin, ton Dispatches; the Current
News OF the Week, smbod wing all interesting Political
and Local Events the Fas hons: Varieties Scientific
Religious ana Literary Io,s isence; Editorial Articles
on the prominent topics OF the day; Our Sporting Re-
cord Our Agricultural Budget Reviews OF the Cattle.
Horse and Dry Goods Markets; Fla uciai and CONNER
osI Intelligence, and accounts o. all important and in
tereslins events Of the week
rxRns--SiDgls subscription. 90; TIN 20 copies So:
Five copies. IS; Ten copies. SIS. Single copies I've
cents each A limited number or advsrtls Nnonts to-
serted In tho WEEKLY HERILD
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Warreu,s Household Physician. NJ ira
warren A. NJ, D., yellow Of The MAssachoseus hecsl
Society g. pps syo - ~ na. W. nv eS,essa
nRnni nv 70 washington ssres, Boston wass
NJ n BOLSTER Qsneral Agent
Ia Fulton street. New York
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THE PRESS TsLeeHAMs.

Communication Slightly Interrupt d-(:npi-
baidi Reported Retiring-No More RevOlu.
tionnry I" Relief"
LONDON Nov. IL r. n.
No kilograms from any part of Italy have bsea rs-
csved since evening There tho greatest anxiety
throughout England to hear further news from that
ma
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TERM NEAR RoxE, Oct 81, 1857.
All the Garibaldian force left here to-day,
esoorsing the Papal military prisoners taken
In the late actions On route towards Florence.
The prisoners were insulted ct the stations BY
the people, and some confusion snsusd, but
the Italian police restored order.
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slate slab. Of , hpy stzs . cheepsr ssa
Park rev, New YORK.
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wigs. Tegg.ss ard u0.,.r sSs .msnssi Hate.
BATCARL0ke. Bead street.
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KnidenberR,s Fine Mesrsrba INNS Re cftved
highest premium the American Iusttute, and Nxe a.
fas Exposition se at reducsd prices NO oJohn sfees
UP stairs. aud - Wall. Repairing BOILING, &C.
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sCHRncTs MxMnRAkE riiIs
All have full directions and all three required nAoss
OF Lung Dsease
The Mandrake Pulls clsanse the stomach and Liver
The Sesweed Tonic dssoves the food and good r.
gs~4ion
when these organs restored . healthy condiron
COED appetite follows and good blood made with
The Pulmenc Syrup seohss tho lungs causing easy
pectoaton, squalizig the circulation Of the blood and
be cured and Dr. schenck would here Distinctly ssas
that thsre In nothing In his medicines will ncreass
the liability to take cold but would impress upon
have weak lungs the fact that slight cold
their chance for ultimate recovery more doubtful
II 10 not absolutely Dr. Schsnck (uniess
the patient desires examination with the Rssprometer,
" order 70 learn the exact condition Of the ungs) The
directions for using Dr. Schencks medicines
plicat that one need mako mistake. Medicines may
free. Examination with Respiromcter %.
DIR. p. g. Perry, Dermatolesist, 40 BENG
street New York. treats all dseasss Of the SCALP loss e
hair and premature graynsss also noIes Iwens
red and al pmples eraptions the face ehsr
Of the body No charge for consultation Send for
circular.
Hyaft,s Life Ralsa - " he m afissn. NeurAI-
Ra aud 0out In their fors also scrofuls kngs
Evil Erysipeas Old Ulcers Salt Rheum, nyspcpsa Liver
Complaint Kidneys, the OF impurity OF Tie
blood &C. most certainly cured by this sovereign pur
ner. HYATTS LIFB BA1.SAM. during the twenty yosrsls
failed amp which could be reached By med
cine 81 per bottle sold BY druggists Depot 1S 0raaA
street.
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BOSTON, NOV. 1, looI
The attendance At Clyde Park 70 witness the las days.
sport OF the autumn meeting Of The Boston Jockey Club
was quite large and the weather was delightful. The
ssspIs chase over -four miles Of fair hunting county,
was won By Captain Elwss' Tarquin, beating elso,
late 6ecaryus, and General williams the latter
refusing his Jumps and rendering Il necessary 10 take
him Oh the course. Mr.. Gessler, who rode Tarquin.
vas Knocked from his saddle BY limb OF tres, bat
beyond being stunned he Vas not hurt and he caught
with great ease.
The third race wAs between Gilman. 1Aathsrlunga
General williams and Black Knight and was very
exciting contest Climax winning bSa couple Of lengths
The last was fer the Stewards cap but IL won
very easily BY Glencoe, bsasing Dnah, Nae and Maid Of
uroo iue
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,A.,..TniycrsnI Exposition. Paris, 1876: -, -
srKlNwAY a SONS triumphant, havtsx been ea
the FIRST grand gold medal for American Grand "
Upright Pianos BY the unanimous verdst Of the Int
national Jury. This medal distinctly CLASSIFIED frat ia
orderAof merit all other American exhiboss. and over
than hundred pianos entered onpeton ~
nearly all the noss celebrated manufacturers Of Europe
Wareroom Mos 100 aud Ill East Fourteenth atree New
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wilkes spirie OF the Times,
The mammoth sporsns Paper OF Amsrics,
contains Mr.. wilkes letter from Paris ana the Aicst
sporting news from 81 pArss Of the word.
Out "a. day.
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The VERY Hishest Prize. the Cross Of the
Legion Honor conferred the the
0RoyRR BAKER SEWING MACHINES al the kSps-
sitltlou Unlverssle. Paris. 1867.
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The Lnngs are strained and Rackes By
persistent cough the general strength wasted and incur
able complain, often established thereby JAYNRs Ex
PECr0KANT In effective remedy for Coughs Colds.
and beneficial effect the Pulmonary aud Brou-
ckiA OrganA sold everywhere.
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The Mayor Of Troy Nominated for the As
sessbIy.
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KkLTy's Curtain store, ~ Broadway
Frinees, Cords, Tasseis 0imps and Trimmings Of IN
kinds, at kELTY'S Curtain Store, ~ Broadway.
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X. w. Evans a. Co. would call pavtIcuIrg
asntion Of The trade their fne Hudson Alss. Onoe
Usrri sfrtst New
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THE PRESS relEcaAms.

the PRESS TelEeaAms.
The Faueral Of Governor Andrew.
Bosrog, Nov. !, 1897
The fuasral Of Governor Andrew win take place as
nooa tomorrow in the Arlington street church. There
will b procession after the services In the church.
which viii include Gov Bullock and heads Of the Execu-
tive Department officers and members Of the legislature
and City Council OF Boston and officers Of the army and
navy and volunteer service The corps Of Independent
Cadets will escort. The remains will be conveyed
70 Mosnt Auburn.
sloop Capsized-Thc Captain Missing.
Providence, R. l., Nov. !, 1867.
The sloop J. b. Borden. Captain Nichols, from New
York, with iron capszcd In squal q Fail River last
evening and sunk. The Grew gos ashore. bus Captain
Nichols 10 missing.
Discharge Of Workmen ut the United States
Armory NJ Springfield.
SPRNovrELp. Nov. 1, 1857.
The discharge OF woTkmsn u the United States armoTy
In this city still conuauss and the greater portion OF
the works are idle; thrtynve dismissed ysser-
day, and the whole number employed 10 reduced to
about i've hundred
Death Of Prominens Clsizens sf Massachu.
sALsn, Nov. I, 1861.
Francis Peabody and Captain jeremiah Page both
died lass night Tho latter was President Of the Salem
Mechanics Insurance Company.
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save yps rsfScs ATrG ss csi r.r nss::
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FLoRRScx, Nov. 1-Evsning
Al the last accounts from the south Garlbaldi re-
manned at Monte Rotoado with force estimated al nvs
thousand strong.
The police have takon possession Of and closed the
bureaus Of the national party and headquarters OF the
relief committees in this city and elsewhere BY order Of
the Italian government
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-10


SHARP REpRooF.-My pretty lit
tie dears, you are no more ft for nat
rimony than a pullet is to look after
q family of fourteen chickens. The
truth Is, my dear girls, you want,
generally speaking, more liberty and
less fashionable restraint more kitch-
en- and less parlor ; more exercise and
less sofa more making puddings and
less piano; more frankness and less
mock modesty. l like a buxom,
bright-eyed, rosy-cheeked, bouncing
lass, who can darn stockings, make
her own frocks, mend trousers, COM
mand a regiment Of pots, and shoot
a wild duck as well as the Duchess Of
Marlborough or the Queen Of Spain,
and be a lady withal in the drawing
room. But IS for your pining, mop
ing, sc~rewed-up, wasp wasted, putty.
faced, music numbering, novel-de.
vcuring daughters of fashion anf
idleness, with your consumption-solet
shoes and silk stockings, you won
do for wives and mothers. me1
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. In the Chsneery
Court Of Pamela county. At rules, March %,
1867.
Boston and Chickasaw Land Company et al.
W. William Nelson 81 Al.
No. 1881
Upon affidavit filed In this cause, II appearing
10 the satisfaction Of the court that the defend
ant William Nelson IL a nonresident 81 ths
State Of Mississippi, and that his residence and
postofiee, AFTER dfligent enquiry, cannot be as
cerlained. II Is therefore, ordered BY The court
that the said defendant, William Nelson, do
enter his appearance herein, on or before the
FAD day Of May, 1857 the same being a rnie
Of this court, and 10 be held At the courthouse
Of said county, IN the town Of Pahols, and as
the office Of The Clerk OF this Court, and Plead,
answer, or demur 10 the compliments bill
herein, or the allegations thereof win b taken
for confessed rs 70 him. II IA further ordered by
the court that q copy Of this order be Published
In the "weekly Panola STAR a public news
paper printed and published In the town Of
Pamela, In said county for four weeks meees.
sveiy. u NWHM4
A true espy. 10. HARRISON,
spi3-st Clerk,
W lie A chalmer.. policitsr.
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DISORDER IN KEyrTcKY.-A cor
respondent Of the Cincinnati Com
mercial gets up the following first
class lie:
The carnival Of crime now being
held within The borders Of this Com
monwealth cannot long continue, and
already we see the signs and hear the
mutterings Of the coming storm.
Justice and law are virtually at an
end, and rapine and murder stalk
abroad in the Commonwealth. III
the night is dark and tempestuous,
look out for the vendette for ii is
sure to be abroad; if the rain falls
fast and you pick your way along the
highway, watch for the fash Of the
robbers pistol at the crossroads, for
he is sure to be there; when you re-
tire 10 rest do not be too certain bolts
and bars will keep out the assassin
and his knife. Personal feuds have
grown into family quarrels, these
into neighborhood vendettes, and
these into bands Of armed regulators,
who perambulate and rule whole
counties. The mol. is the delight Of
bad, Us well as the terror Of all good
citizens, and no man ran denounc'
their outrageous proceedings and say
his life or property are safe. IL
such magnitude have the disorder
grown that citizens look with dreat
and alarm to the future Of thei
State.
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feHesn cnsAf-Tha=s ds.l,.
Iag u invest Ia ihs seathsFH AsyIam
Land csmpsnys enterprise go pro-
cure tlsksl. " sslIlsK = ihs aaih.
sws IImtze, fsahoIas
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y Hs.a9ssa14N fff H
- - "a NaN4# = ##8Hs#a
5000 sfAeA Hsta At4 Af4HfA NhH tH
TssE zsss4s44 F4tr# = za5 alt1
&C. 49, AaslA A4M4 AAAA = MMEFNf
shEll - fAAslAs 'AlH " lbs FaF=k
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cHoLsnA, dread .seufgs
made " appearance Let wstt IN
ssfdIs, and up 70 Monday 81 Ibis
WEEK there had been three Or four
desihs ihsrsffcm. Al last accounis
The disease WA sbating.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-10

The great libel suit between Ger
rit Smith and the Cicago Tribune,
with damages laid at $4,000, was
amicably settled on Saturday. The
Tribune charged Smith with feigning
insanity to escape the consequences Of
the John Brown raid. Smith showed
the medical dispositions to his real in
sanity, and the Tribune will publish
o full ~retraction.
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To Fortune Huntersl

Having made enough farming and milling. /
am prepared to sell a good bargain in Mills and
Farms. have y good Plantations near the
town Of Pamela for sale or rent. Also, four
good steam Saw and Grist Mllls-two portable
and one stationary and one ~mulcy-which can
be bought low by applying soon 10 me Al
Pamela. JAMES Y. PIRTruPp
Also, one Ferry across the Tallahatehie river,
at the town Of Pamela. jan5.u Ill y.
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According 10 the census, the pop,i-
la.ion Of Mississippi IN 1880 was
72o,7fs, Of which a43,4eo were
whites, and 3sr,25s were blacks.
The population Of Pamela county at
the same time was 1880; Of which
e,237 we're whites, and 1852 were
blacks.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. Panola epuniJ. 10
Mary ]. Waters, heir at law and d~issnbasee Of
n. i. b. Waters, deceased. You are hereby
cited 10 appear before ,he Probate Court Of
said county. at the courthouse Thereof on the
lth Monday In june, neat then and there 70
show cause Why the petition Of Robert u.
siekls, administrator Of the state Of said de
ceasai, paying for the sale Of southeast
quarter ssctfon land number twelve, township
ten. range eight 10 aid county, should not b
y,...sd' ~ order Of Court issasd April
1851. W. p WouIIbAi 'iotk'
mAfI-hf
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ne usefafs bays hNl giiis . -
slsial n nHkA n ~ sleihllf -
.saaly saal HtH Iblsa lH6s
.And ksd r. h aff*d homs h blas
hsta Ons # ihass AirAhests7 -
.mmehf ihe ret morning HsaiihK
roasting esfs h If cod aaoshfs We
eabtht II ; r. That rmlhd. ~ #
army No. ThsFe never we = night
wbsh = revival sas going ~ Ia mmp
lhai there re- BaA more sklIlsls, ffy
lng.pans amd faaens stolen, ihaa On
sny other peeaslon w liks ~ see
people religious, and have high re-
speci ~ lhe consistent Christian, but
m don't like 10 sec persons who are
simple enough 10 think they are Dc.
csivIDs God aad man bath, ny going
Into a trance one day aud getting
caught stealing The beSt.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-10

What 10 the difference between a
COW and O baby9 The former drinks
water and makes milk, the latter
don't.-Erchangs.
Mighty witty, 50 we'll add to it.
What Is the difference between a sea
gull and a baby2 The former fits
along the shore, the latter-don't.
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Taken W W w. " q wall. one daft brown
mate colt shout fhfee years ola. No marks o.
brands Posted ue iith day Of iuae, 1851.
i. Iyo.st JAMES BOWERS n p g.
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wesre requested through a private
letter received by US, from our much
esteemed young friend, Richard Wal
pole, to announce to the public that
the publication Of the Southern W
dsts, Of which he is editor, will be
resumed at winona, Carroll county,
shout the last Of the present month,
Winons isa thriving village, twenty
miles South of Grens Ia, on the Miss.
Central railroad. Here's success to
the Tdstie and it's gallant editor.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-10
The Public Ledger has the
LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION
or any paper Published in the State Of Ten
nessee.


l. complete, and is the largest establishment Of
the kind In the southwest. We employ none
bu, capable vorkmsH, aad ,ura out the best Of
voFk II the most reasonable prices.
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