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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-22
Il rRoBATE-IOwA COUNTY CoUR
IL The MATER 0 THE ESTATE OF I

N fHE Ma TER . THE Est AIE OF
Jim SHEA. Deceased
~ EE DING AM FLUNG THE ps,ition Of Nzr-a
re Sea Of said y representing among cffsI
thugs that ohu hea. - adj lex n SAL c'l1
-, sen he ThiTf day - inter- b. T. l>6G, ~ Satt
town. died Interstate leaving goods, charfcls ant =
tate w1fhiu sid county and praying ttl adEiHlSf a
tfou ~ Sssi fsFe ~ unto her granted
Z l. 0rsE-r-.5. hsr ali petition be heard hefor
ne 54Fzs " this court or he Sri DAY ~ February
- g.. al the Probate 6cs, Ia the village O
D.icev5Ile
Z: a. r~5<~ oyfs-@sf hst pubIic 0a'ice thereof ,,
given f0 al Interested ~ publishing coDy q
this order three Jerks sssrce-~lv-ly. pror stl
lSs q hearing ia the Ninev@l Paiut rlbe, ~ecz
n-p<psP r. ciroals in IN said caaaty-
Dated JanuA ? i>6S.
Alex wrLS0S.
7rs County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-22

THE card Of J. B. MoFFErr, Ply
stefan and Surgeon. viii be found in our
columns to-day. The Doctor IS an old resi-
dent Of this city, and bis successful and skill
fui practice is too we'll known to require
any encomiun from the local press.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-22

The time has come when all conced- The advantages
Of Business Ejltation- Men Of all profession
trades, snd uccuFz on~. admit its Importance. i
show by the large and liberal patronage extended 70
Commercial Institutions throughout the country. The
oily Question Is
Some hak they must % 20 ~Hc,z7 further rast
when rl- truth h. thes can enjoy the same advantages
travelling &c IRE very much less GanuE AMI mid
d,e-s--3 men 2 Htnir43 ans. who wish become
practically educated. save "le-fhird IL their
pusss the similar .rsijrls "A h- larger
cell n- hscfltes offered hsre FOR becorf good
Book Keeper -'enml rsl=-rsnhic Operator and
the fact tlst thz chances for draining
SIT UATIONS
after graduating are equally a. good As IN III gr,
coDlaeryia -ute~s - IN country think presents
sufficient Inducements TO satisfy any Young man ~
that IL is their Interests % pztr8nirs Home
[sstftfttto5s The great sys'em Of
ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING,
ENPoEr y, auJ various other Offices The new and
spI- ID uuiGf expressly Ter tbs oile-- have
been Sri Bp with tn and best Improvements
ffT p=rfe ring suayFie sc Of ArTv.L BIT, ops
RAJ. u>S.
4 LIBERAL DEDUCTION
vi he male 20 a.. also - Ladies All Disabled
SKA Scholarships good throughout The JuaI
Ct ~ E}lich This belongs Young from
the sam pla f1 yn-l1a, -ecar= fh= d=iu-i7n
time 1Hev -sn then enter The College Whenever it
SUITS taCtr convenience
For further information ard par'icu ars- address
OMl COLLIE az Fresport III
Or A POW l.L, Agent. Mineral Point. Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-22
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY . 1868.
MEssEGs Bliss & son =

II fsshIss DLINN Fo.N -
Below | hand y on statement Of the ship
ments Of articles over tile Mineral Point
Railroad, and freight received on the same
during the yrar 1867
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-22
IN PRoBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT


IN THE NATTER OF To ESTATE OF
OLE HANS y, Deceased.
ON EADING AND FILING the petition Of ole n.
" soisem administrator Of sid estate, setting forth
the mount OF persona estate tn h come to his
hands and the djspus1io thereof the amount of deet-
ing against said deceased nj praying that
license him granted sell all OF the real
whereof said eceasrd died seized for he purpose Of
paying laid debts and the charges OF aduiuis' ration;
aud appearing by said petition thar there not sui
feirnt personal estate In the hands Of said admusrra
pay debts and that it Is necessa IN order
pay the 10 sell all Of said real estate
1t Is Therefore O~tie,e{, hat al persons interest
ed in said appear before the Judge Of this court
the "a day Of arch, 4. %. l>6S, az the curt
House thu village Of Dol-evilr, hen and there &c
show if amy there slA be- why license should
be gran -d 20 said administrator 60 sell sad e
estate according {, the pra, OF slit position.
A5td 10 Is ina tier q ri red, That a copy OF tn
shall be published for four four successive eek
prior said day III hearing, in the Mineral Poin
Weekly Troane" a weekly newspaper, circul~siu, il
said county.
Dated January !, SIS.
ALEX Wills Y,
Sw+ tounty Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-22

DWYSI~IkN AND SURGEON 0ffc- ia NoEetts
1 D-slg >t#re. Hieh street, Mineral Point xxi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-22

$40 n Day Tor ali. - stencil Tool sam
pies tres, Address A !. fCl.IdAN, >prinses d, VI.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-22
4 PRAIRIE FARM FOR SALE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HrRFBY GIVEN that all persons are
positively forb dd-u to enter upon dig, or mine ur
convey froru the premises any rock, trees q
other substances frsn the property Of Al X NimcA,
kn0~u the Linden ming o's . North Ground, y
being the VI ~ w OF , 3 ,; : W of y " Of
> ,; W OF " Of ; ,; : W ! Of y Of
2; Of y : /! Of 65 ,; Of of 2; or tres
pass IN any manner upon the same.
- Heathcock Mines" Linden Jan. 1853.
WN. 4. GAIDEr supt.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-22

in BOOTS and SHOES,
CoAD's Block,
High St, Mineral Point,
Have one Of the best and largest
assortment Of Boots and Shoes ever
offered in this market, which they
viii sell very cheap for cash.
They feel justified III saying that
they Will sell a better article for the
same money than any other House
in Iowa County. They keep a very
large assortment of Home Manutac-
tured, Hand Made and Warranted
Boots and Shoes, which they will
sell from 10 TO 20 per cent. cheaper
than any other Shop this side OF
Chicago. and having greatly in
creased their facilities for their bus
mess. they are prepared to supply
all demands. They keep, also, a
full assortment OF the very best
Eastern work which they offer very
low. You viii find at their Store.
the choicest quality Of Glove Kid
and Goat Bahnorals; Also. Calf.
Pebble, and Grain Shoes Of all
| kinds; In fact, everything in their
Line If Trade.
Call and examine their immense
stock before .yon purchase.
Their mottos are, Cheap foI
Cash, and Zone Price Only"
p. S.-Remember, their
own work is HANDMADE and
all Warranted to give ENTIRE
! SATISFACTION. n43
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
II PRoBATE-IowA COUNTY CoUR'

4
N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Alex Y Err NCCRUBB Deceased, {
nNRE n. Nc AND FILING the petition Of Cath.
'arue Coniev. representing ng other things that
Alexander icCrubb late Of Kidgrway. in III county
oU-fhc 9th day Of January, A ID ct. At his residence
in said town. died infes'ate leaving DDS chat Is
and estate within this county, and PRAYING ad-
mjuiSfra-iun of Id estate hr unto her autcd
10 * Orf-rsi, hat said petition he heard before
the JddEr Of This court the 18Th day Of February
4. ISIS at the Probate once, 10 the village Of
DudgevilIe.
AMI Il q further OyFere7 That public notice there
# be gv-n 10 all persons interested by publishing a
copy - this order for three successive weeks n The
= meal Point Weekly Tribune, weekly newspaper
circulated ia said county.
Dated January Sih. i,6S
ALEX. WILSON.
5vS County lady.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-22
II PKoBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT.

I N PkOBAIE-IONA \ COUNTY COURT.
IN THE VI tTTER OF TIIF LAST
Will AND L ~ RNENT of
william ..ANIUN, Deceased
~ K AIDING A>n FIJI. Mi she petition OF James
- {oskins executor OF s,i last will aud test aine
setting fefJh the sTIt II personal that has
COME TO hi hauds and jhe disposition thereof the
amount of tens outstanding ss s4ii deceased, and
praying thai license him granted sell all Of the
real whereof said deceased died eizvd for tbs
purpose paying sid debts and the charges of admin
>tra1iou and Is appearing - s4i petition that there
i sIiceul pea -aual estate IA hs hands
pay said deeds. and t;iat il IL necessary
pay the sell all IF said estate.
II il Therefore Ott2@rpf That all peT.an~ inter
esed in said estate appear before the Judge Of this
Court the second day Of March. SOS. the Court
House in the viiiags 4 cdsrvilIe then there
show cause f any there shah be- ly license should
not be -rnnted 10 said cutor 20 sell said real
according, he ,,r4y " : il petition
nd Il 4 Farther L}ytf~rsE, That a copy Of his
ord shall published FIR f. s>i,e weeks prior
said day Of h-tsIug ia Inc inyTsa ciut Tribune q
weekly newspaper circulating in said county.
Dated canary I / 6o
ALFX. WI SsN
3v4 County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-22

~ invite all wishing Goods
IN my line t. call and e1-
anime before purchasing
elsewhere; as | propose by
HONORABLE DEALING to
give a. good and as cheap
an article as any other
house in the city.
f. DENLIN,
E.gh 81, M,-e-nl Po,nt, H'is. SAT-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-22
NOTICE.


Whereas my wife Louisa lanai left my fsni v
whrlt just and againsl my will and consent,
MI therefore pay no debts OF her contracting
F&A NCIS LAMALL.
Mineral Point Nov 70 1s I -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-22

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21

TnE RAalE.-In the report of Che
second day of the Louisiana State
Fair at New Orleans, we find the
following in regard to this new plant:
Quite a number Of persons have
been attracted 20 the machine for
cleansing Tor ginning the Ramic
plant-the substitute for eo,ion which
%certhin enterpriuing persons are en-
dcavoring Ia introduce among South
ern Agriculturalists. Apparently,
the machine does It's work we'll, lcav.
ing the long, strong silky fihrs free
from dirt or PARTICLES cf the stalk
Many questions are asked, and salts.
faeiorily answered by the cxhibitor.
who refers with pride to the growing
Ramjcs on the lair grounds, which
are Ii 4 iourishing condition, al
though, planted bat . few weeks ass
The Ramic grows from slips or cut
ilugs and the roots will lot for five
sears, yielding annual crops. Ii is
claimed that tests already made prove
that this can be made q moro profit
able GRIP than cotton. n viii doubt.
les receive a thorough test from our
planters
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21

We bad hoped never again TO po.
lutte our columns with another notice
of ID =. lIarriman--one of Satan's
noblcmcn--and next TO Ozannc, the
vilest m~iscreant that ever di.graccd
mother earth -but we have something
on him entirely too rich to keep we'll.
On n occasion we passed few left
handed compliments with him in ro-
gard to the trial Of Gen. Foster by o
military commission, during which
he avowed that no man over recciy-
ed injustice before q military court"
Now keep up the thread Of this little
story. On another occasion, while in
some dispute with . woll-known gen
tlcman of this place, he violently
sworc chat there was no CIVIL law
in Mississippi, and that he regarded
no action as valid which a civil oil.
Ger, so-callcd, might take. Now the
gist comes in, For thieviug, and ac-
ccpting brides, he was sentenced by a
military commission to one year in
the State %pcnitentiary, and a fine OF
fhy dollars. The vagubond here
sneaking buck to first principles in
rcgular radical siylc-appcalcd to the
authorities, which he 80 lately
ignored and dcspised, to be released
on n writ Of hobcds corpus, but Judge
Hill, knowing Us he does whotok kick,
"coulLn't 500 IT, 10 he was rcmandcd
to tho aforesaid prison to serve ont
his time. This is radical consistency
exactly. They have no use for civil
law except when il will-by malad-
miaistration-cover some damning
crime for them. Outside Of this lit
tle matter, Hartman was boon cnm-
panion of osanne's. aud that alone
should DO enough to sink him into
nulathonmblv infamy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21
sHERIFFoS SALE.

ny virtue Of a writ Of vendiiioni eSponu 10
me directed from The clrcui, Oourt II Panoln
county, State OF Mississippi at the November
term, 1851, made IN favor Of &. jackson 70.
d. A. Ridgway, ! win, on Monday, the 9Th
day Of April, 1868, at the courthouse door In
the town Of Pamela, In said county, within
lawful honu, otter for sale u the highs st bidder.
for cash, the following property, to-wiii TheG Gin
hcuse and dwelling houye N aid Ridgway,
and the following land, on which the same Is
hias,ed, ls-viii West half Of section Is, town
ship ] range s west, and fractional east half
Of ~ction Is. township !, range 4. west, and
northwest quarter section Y, township !, nnge
= west, and fraction Of northeast quarter sec
ton ~ township Z. range :, west. lying aud
being In said county Of Panala, levied on as
the prpsrty Of ,aid RidgwAy, 10 ati.y aid
venditioni etponas and cnsta
mari.5t R, B. JONES, Shelf.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21
To Our Planting Friends.


There seems TO be a disposition on
the part Of some Of our planters, not
witfstandipg the disastrous expert
ouce Of the past two years, to plant
cotton on speculation. Someo Of these
assume TO believe that cotton will be
higher next fall than ut any time siuce
the war, and cite the present high
prices in support of their belief II
fails to appear in that light to us. II
you have the means TO raise cotton,
and to enable you to hold it over in-
definitely to obtain the highest price,
and are not COMPELLED TO hurry il into
market IL the fall to pay for supplies
advanced you, then cotton viii still
pay YOU 10 some extent. But the
idea Of raising cotton without consid-
cradle available capital, TO the exclu-
sion Of articles Of home consumption,
is simply suicidal and rediculas, No
man, we care not how skillfhl aud
economical he may be, can afford to
raise cotton with free negro labor To
purchase family and plantation sup
plies with, II is vastly better that
you should work q less number OF
hands, cultivate less cotton, and raise
everything to cat at home, than totoil
all the year over cotton, and codlco ont
10 debt at last. Show US o man who
keeps a full corn crib, has HE mich
cows, hogs and poultry around him,
and we will show YOU a whole-souled
and ~eontcntcd gcntlcman--a man who
Is out Of debt, aud appreciates the
lordly circumstances With which he
is surrounded. On the other hand.
show Us pineh-anecrcd aud steel
hearted cotton mongcr. whose only
wish IL for money, and Won will find
that mau always IN a fns and stew
bscause provisions are 20 high, and
he never has anything of his own
raising 10 feed either maa or beast.
Planting time Is upon you, aud we
earnestly ask that our plauiors do not
allow themselves TO be humbugrcd
into planting too much cotton, jnsi
because Il bears q good price nov |
IL is all a scheme contested By spec
ula,9rs to dslads you. Produce jus.
- much corn, wheat, patatocs, meat
and vegetables as possible this year.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21
M~arriagc Guide.

YonngsGreat Physiological work of every
one De pRn d0ciof-bcii ( a private instructor
l0f married persons ~ those about 10 marry,
both male and female, In ~etcryildne concern.
Ing The Psychology and relations Of our sexual
system and the production or prevention u
offspring, including all the new discoveries
never before given 10 the English Language, BY
wv Yorso, N n This Is really a vpinnble
aud interesting work. It Wwhiieu IN plain
Language Tor the general reader, and u Illus.
imted with upwards Of one hundred engrav-
ings. All young married people. or Hose con.
tcmplating marriage, and having the least Inn
pcliment 10 married life, should read this
book, II ducloses secrets that every ONE should
be acquainted with, sun II Is a book that
must be locked up, aud no, lie about The house.
II will be sent 10 any one on the recript Of
Fifty Cents. Address DR. wv Y0usg. No. 4l6
Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
Hnln-iy
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21

People In sorne parts 81 the United
States build their houses in such a
way As To sdmi, Of their being moved
about from place to place. Thus Il
Is suited that n 'house on runners
passed through Grand Rapids, Mich
igan, a few days ago, in which was q
stove, 4 table, a bed, aud other nee
essary articles Of furniture, the house.
saording accommodation 10 q family
who were bound Tor n point one hun.
drcd miles north in the riuc-wcods
region Of that state. hn u
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21

finf AZ talai tbs Has
iisstA sad aHpsa seBfh n ~
f#sh s~ahAaffis hseAa ~ y 40
$50 lssi ssst hand hs ~ w
was asAshsp - psasls 81 sss ~
.hlaial m ~ R1pls hers FINE W.
.hTs aayt NE 'laF ltafH iafHfi
VI u A. haa.sgs r. w. laaH ed
. Effsd F~lHa'ailpfl ~ sfs tald
II Aksh lhs i,usshas pFs.saea
vedh Ne devil ~ ts~~i = Hnis
sssanN en- midJ Oyaaas *h.
hlma iNeraiaa Iw = N ~ w.
We aslsA w. alvs seis rhd,
lai ppsssA Tss- iasisnsa NJ ~
meet sBe dHsNIl aea~" W. mw
him II . dh apd hius' say ll'si
ndislaaes IndAf m hsoimsm n ihe
view n ,es Aetfstam n W.
an Iufgt(ed lhH \ toId NE nigs 10
'hsp gsF afmor Nrighf Inst =
var - utsm them AdH They eald
wfp ot ,be Nm We bsr'y
and tnJs soald bslok ~ them
We ~ ihe Uigp io "l@sNe Of hlsc
wo|hets" and b. watch ha Naal liHr-
liJ Onnne H. has deliberately
~ 10 this community abAyi the
furae h. would pursue In IN 80
Convention, Md va @B pIpve
n, and dare him 10 lorce rs ~ ~
test II he puts himself mp NJ
target, be- must expect 10 be- SHIT Al.
lie b as yoId Of principle M a turuIp
il Of blood. aud he knows II. The
fact Is, we think the ku.Rlns ought
10 deal with him, aud then q special
hell instituted for Ms benefit.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21
SHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of a wri, Of veudIioni erponas 10
me directed from the County Court Of Pamela
county, State Of Mss, al the January term.
1857, made in 6avor Of Banks a Love W @.
". Richard, | will, on Monday the 9Th day
Of April, 1853, At the courthouse door in the
town Of Panolai In sdd county. within lawful
hour, offer for sale TO the highest bidder, for
cash, the following property to.wit A certain
Hotel aud the out-buildingp herewith con.
nected, IN the own Of Sardis, IN said county,
known rs the Versnda Hotel together with
the loi Of ground upon which the same are
situated OF loaied. the said lot, Hotel aud
buildings bcink near the truck Of the Miss. 4
Tenn. Railroad, and On the cast Of said road,
levied on Is the property Of c. W. Richards
10 satisfy said venditioni eSponns and costs Of
suit. r. b. JONES,
mnfli.1t Sheriff.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21
the tonseniIsn. so.saIlsd


The nme old fmdiae u teti ~ IN
~ eueefn n jatkgh, Ealing liself
= Convention 4 measure i pro
potod ghleb amouats 10 nothing and
Al assed In 4 ~n'sIeis mannef ~
lhe bnialtsg iIlots sbo sefe cent
there by an ignorant constituency
iIctod NJ MI prindplf' tbey ftrly
aokoowleige that ihcir ooly obetio
remaining In session Il n obtain The
per dicm they voted themselves, The
reception n which would crimson
the cheek NJ any honest man with
shame ljui the times arc sadly out
~ Joint, else a new code ~ mofaV
i about b. be i%nauguratcd wherein
thieves, robbers, and mnfderrs Ae
to si In tbe high places, and The
virtues Of past ayes are 10 take first
rank IN the modern calendar Of
crime and The jackson High School
will graduate professors Of uocq,mllcd
merit, How much longer this incu
bus h to be inflicted upon rs, Il l.
impossible to cell, as Il has been ip
session -iSty.six days and done moth
ing, save pass an ordinance TO pay
themselves enormous salaries from
the tax thereby levied.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21

A. 'uahgs and pVaefpaa la@gfs
n ibs donga " lbia iody afs rnt
aos saoai IN THE yeialiy, W. give
aaf fssdefs ihs ieaafl " ihs fIlgw
aa whieh va take from ll,s Mon
pbis fsigsu
The sefd kukht,f wblok De-
ignals . hand n "~fegiai0fs' ~
recognized w 1csas aud other West
efn alaiea "A Supposed N ~ derived
ffom ihe Grek word h9tio', ehieh
signifies = enle. Ih,~e sho, In
ma1y instances have suffered from
dcpfedatiuns al The hands NJ active
members ~ Loyal Leagues have, as
W. are advised otghnlked an ahtig
0nistie apiriy SOLELY for The purpose
~ protecting persons and property
sueh il the design ol those elubs 0s
represented by gentlemen ifom Nash.
yillG. Al this vague alarm mani.
Tested by certain carpet bag adycn
Nfrcts aud Office holders, who came
Either simply to plumber an impoy-
crushed people, will hardly soilcr NJ
the kuklux.' General Tb0mas, II
tbeassociaiiou isproprrly represented,
employs detectives in vain. There
viii bc no violation of law by the
Kuklux, aud uhers who attempt
wrongful acts may find a power IN
terpo1ing its authority which Is only
terrible To thieves aud wrong-docrs.
II is said, with what degree Of truth
fulncss others must determine, that
the "kuklux" constitute already q
powerful Organization IN this county
II no other harm be done than that
oscribed to the association 10 Middle
Tennessee, there surely can be little
reason for the condemnation Of a
society which, ut worst, is a counter
part Of Loyal Leagues; with the re-
commentator added that, while the
Leagues are composed of the most
dangerous because the most ignorant
people on the continent, members Of
the mystic association are citizens Of
tennessee, and permanently bound
to the soil. These last are interested
in the maintenance of order and good
government, while Loyal Loagncrs
have everything to gain by public
wrongs and disorders.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21

Tue FREsHET suBsipiSo.-Of
late years there has been n perfect in
undation Of patent medicines from
the North, aud our people seemed to
forget that among the many beauti-
fol flowers and plants that form the
boast Of our glorious sonth, botanists
find the most valuable OF medicinal
herbs. A Texan plant, long used by
the aborigiues, is used BY Mansfield
& Hiebcc, Of Memphis, Tenn, in
the composition Of their strictly vegc-
table Texas Tonic syrup, a pleasant
and safe remedy, second to none as 0
curative In all cases Of fever and
aeue and other bilious, Intermittent
diseases.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21
EnnOns Or YOUTH.

4 Gcnlfnan who suffered fof ysan from
Seeyop' Debility. Premature decay, and all ils
efetis N yonthhh lhdiefeilun WI mf he
'aks " mnsnbg humanity ,ead free 70 al
Who NEED w. the recipe md directions hf
mat Ing tho simple remedy Ny vhieh he Wa
cured sufferers Wishing 10 pfohi b. The nd.
%yeftisers elpsfience, can 40 90 BY addressing
In pefieet confidence. JOHN u. OGDEN.
myll.lJ ~ Cedar street, Ms York.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21

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ssa# fgaaM ~ fss A.
~ > " Aaflas ss Ail4fa ~
1ia laH " II ssisk 49, foms
~ ~ ~ ~ e. mse#m Hsal
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-21

The black organ of jackson has
the following rich squib;
Capt. n. q. Gill, sergeant-at-arms
TO the constitutional convention, WIS
assaulted yesterday, in the corridor
leading 10 the hall Of representatives
Ivy MIR. NJ. Smith date a lieutenant in
the rebel army the so-called State
Librarian, and slightly injured. The
weapon used in the assault by Smith
was a large cudgel, and for the meek
and lowly manner in which the Cap
tain received the ehasiiscment, and
the eminent Christian qualities which
ho displayed in not rcsentipg the in
suit, too much praise cannot be given"
We saw him exhibit his"mcck and
lowly' proclivitics on a former occa-
sion, while being kicked out Of that
same building. Eminent Christian
qualities" What "a good thing to
have in the houscI7 Whipped eur,
we say, is a better definition of it.