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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

Learn Of no movement In point bat the
.aisG rrI, a7lc GOLD West lni, grade, scarce and
mats "a d2c gold AZ Ns~ Orleans SJIJ bags o e Afsao1f
Ser, ,oI &c , nth ,,, moderate iobbng demand prices ar,
unchanged quote AGamAHse At 2oG2c Sperm Da+e aud
PI0UR AYD MR,I-ws b,ve bad very irregular mirt,i for
Flour 70 day hui Common L1s 400 s"ol sasr
6p No aud fairly s'e the demand lar Tor ripors
And . Provinces sales 4o bb at - - r Nnpe nn
IS .oa 60 Tor grade, Of Western EItn - sa % ~ @
good ehoe, Spnnr What EI'ga: - ,o@s :, m apss m
tr shipping Ohio Hoop +6dS6 p for Irsas brands % ~
s Ws,,srp. stGsS Is for White Wheat do 90: 80 $40
t, n &C. o@ 30 30 sqto S' for fi d. triple
California and oregon inactive and Prices are nneen
soGasSS l fSa .s s9 r. ''' ss st IS StG ordinary
good EIirs Baltimore ,sd Cennif, ~ ~ ~ m S,tr MaT
anI and Delaware add goa 10 for famy DO 90 Kys ron
h'A Hhl 49, Ia Nr-Ier.ry-Flnc Wtie OH. 30 200
. So 81; ls =. o SG Ms e. 70 Sss st. u,e quiet
a. s2fa y l n Buckvhsst Flour i nor. Peay aud easier At
gRFGGIiiS Az o.sT 70 'ePo ,, steamer % 600 Gu's
we.i a. 3d. aud OyO bales Cotton at .d'ISL 10 LONDON LOO
'' FEED 6g n.iI, dali ard 1s. ;. Of g ,s 81 ''S
GHIS Te WHEAT Market opened smcr bui buyers held on aud
the prices asd say wsf, a". 0i s demand IN p,r for export
milling though %1,ali 'e%1' We .a IS for No. Chicago
sprDg 2saf Tor No d Do s9d lots at - ~ - 10.
No 30 '.', I Red Western; 81 81 q for Amber do
ge = e ,s a"s Inbs s de- = 'i%S 1871 1871
White Gsne,ss :. for Amber tegosi'ss Sy Us I S;a and
m
81 ira 20, Canada West barley M s5'1ay Sa, '1si
go -, ut ry active the demand chiefly kprcuaue' VIC ss
~ - o b"b al 81 a65c Tor New Ohio aud Western the lle 70,
Choe. siar dJbc the latter Clore VINE. & 6 ~. sTs
s,tn AZ GJf6ic quiet aud prices are steauy ns ,
11 80 =, = ia Tor state Corn less active anu lower =. o
lp .l ,nIy for the trade. sales ll0D bust Al 5e
n al ~ fer Damp aud lu.'uui New western y ~ a. y.w
c,.,~ AZ n31 O6. Western hte A. ~ 10 ~ 10 W. i'"
A. xt'ogJ- TO- yellow at 540''c- , ,eift-.
oUSsiENaes Cloth has been ~ MODERATE uehAI' ="
IN, IN, former and for the lstet ,.-.,. ,,, ,hs
iikMfTse Manila has been only P' sr, % pe
49, an s.1 prce. are nominal. We poe as iouo"a a.,
'Hluh 4fN DC
huis. '''" 49, 2,U0 luie Butts (-uursc1l.' - 81
NIL, ooi6 a n u alc l1ampico gold in b"hul a ~ ~
si 800, -. Il0tI.c Amern Dressed Y tli 80 ~
InfSTle general for foreign descnp'ns @ p
s,,.Iti,p desirable parcels
ITrss III a!Jc gold. Domestic sAash'srs n'" ~ '-'' ~
I'D uviees Of ship
,is 0,O A. n and Western lots a ~ ~ =, @ - wv ~
~ 81, Zen and. "a les Of Rye a. Sl@H !" Y ~ 40
uogg-Wr quote oss 90 for American s''e' Va anu DO
for Rio 0rurds oI ,.,,,na and m. market closed
80 A. III lfc for New. AMI cbe ior icaFnpgs an -, -,
So 10 p.I cent al roem The closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

names passed more freely at lO011 cent. On single
names the rates continued high being quoted at lS1ls
cent The shipment OF currency to the South and West
has been moderate and somewhat checked on account Of
the difficulty In procuring small notes
Sterling Exchange was in good demand at quotations;
Iondon co days. lO8 dlO9 London, sight, 1924 0lO9;
Landau fnrime commercially co days. lOsla10st; Paris,
long. 5ls3a6I7t; Paris. short 5.l6ia615; Antwerp,
51s3a5171; Swiss, 5lsi 85lsI Hamburg. 35Zas6; Am
sterdam lOs a4Oa Frankfort 4OlSIOi; Bremen 7Sle7sB
Berlin. 7so7lt
The transactions ofEthe subTreasury to-day were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

F,. Twenty bond. is, 40 sss cd el 1857 o. r,sVsr-,
En' a.iI"'y shares 81 Illinois cs''' i A''Hss and cF-
S9' la.1a n-oG'ss .s.sa ,s.'ay MSa.s
Il zoo bale. Of Which go wera tkea oi srpen pssassa
Psrosun-iid . gallon for spif,, l.n'esd OH ga iSS
DOMESTIC MARKETS
sr Lors Nov arOs.eeo s'ssy sal unrtaged cs,ss s,.
Mddes. siGze fGu t.'5 Cd 1sss.sf.d ss',, sS
ii -. prime White ~ TO- hbsy Waite VI % Ne sprng sss
S S ns ssa Oar. sa s . s .s as lac
ley du; prime Illinois 81 ~ RE tneri bed q 4iee s pss
esz: Dry sailed shos,dsg.; ~ cesr RI sides le@ieis
Al FsSieie ia n,resi 7lelile h.ys n's
~ asd gross Cats, unchanged kseaP,stur Asr bts
Wheat bisa Corn, 1900 0as Oats lvs Ssss. dye e
O' TolIso SsT G-gour STEADY. Wheat e,esssi No
No. 81 o. oS'n p,....5 rlo ia.si ., 3 aasL fss.
5d9c Buso aud Oswcre ksee,pi'-tfS ssA oar 80
S p s S S,.s wal POO Lab osrn soo bu.b os
MmwArKEE Nov lzour steady aad uuenanscL ~hsai sra "A
oats steady At sc Grain Frestt. lover sae s. suno 80
10 Rseep,aOco t5h Flour '''o bash "hs'I snip
c s.is Se, iaEh.st firm No Re- ia "a ss.
qusi he f7oac k'sqas' and unesaus.a
s1s pTiso,eo So, Floor - macs 81 wts,i v-I .
So the extreme fEure for 'soe, ega irisr' % tls Ss"
O,vEeo So,. lFloar solve: .se' 12oo Sss At Is rs =.
Double BIta Wheat dull sale. go bfsh Wsts Red udlsus 4
BareyurchnE .Ar sso buh " Lsle csaada 81 90 loes
H1a M PSs au.i Corn msai 81 % st N.d ss sbsd
$50 go. Sbilsga., rlsassi hes.nss ssta so .sa
SsT 49, ,ss nui'oa Rsia.d FssFoar~ro Boston
1880 bust Cora sOo 6asa Barley. s7s Rye iso BOA
BSLfisosr Nov ceos da Sdirs, sounsy s,i, Nss,
dalhl market sers baer, iossat sapssns - " gss -.
fne IS 1895 ~ DO IS gTi bel DO Tswiy s5dfq 10,
M 10 s5Ss9 IS What ,,,sdr & ~ sGsi q Corr trsi Nc,
White g0Gy5c New ielos s.asoe Oai 9yeec h'e CAL a 90
,s sea eiaii s'S' :, ii S's1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


Nov 2 pkgs Ashes pkgs Bes,waH 1903 bales Cotton 65l
Mi. LIonr 1896 l2 bush Corn 49, "a bush Oa
q g7l barley, 10 bush fATerd zoo bush Beans 100 6eA
Cornpea bags Corumea b pigs Reiuei Petroleum. 2e bhs
gr 81 pigs Beef ptg Meats 90 pigs Grease % pkgs Lard
90 PKG 812S pgs Cheese 7u7 hhs Eggs ees aaw
a7 pksA 28s bbls AZ CAKES
Copper bbs WHISKY oil bales Wool l14 bales Hops loo5 SIDES
Leather 4l bdl, les hht@ Tobacco S hte. To-
Cotton seed Is Rice 80 pass S1ATch - bags
Peanuts. baxs ID. h..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

Nearly three-fourths of the bonds-of the Danyille
Urbana, Bloomington, and Pekin Railroad Co. have
been sold. The balance we shall continue to offer
at o. and accrued interest in currency, until the loan
is closed, which we think will be in short time
when investors will have the benefit of an advance i'll
price. There is no better security now in the market
TURNER BROTHERS. Bankers, II Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
The following were The bids for state stoehs

Money was In abundant supply at sac cent on CAL
There was more INCLINATION TO lend time and some
large loans were reported at cent for % days on GOV
eminent bonds and approved Railway securities. In
commercial there better feeling. aud prime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
finannal.

HONE INVESTMENT.
H GOLD LOAN
oF THK
ROCHESTER, WATER WORKS Co.
SIX PER CENT BONDS.
Interest Paynbs tssan Trust orHpsuy, Nay ani her ~ 80
Cbeauc N Upon tbe moderate estimate hs
rental flm lse TJfts, when esicllstrL sih be
AIs.Wno
dsabls The smouaf rsqn a nierfs upon hf hns f
nr sr.6nay bdsuif reremmssd 40
Ioaa to the public as a ssfe sHd profitable Investment
UTLEY q DOUGHERTl,
40 ri wsus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, Nov. PIP. ~

FRIDAY Nov. PIP II.
Cold opened at i26i, sold at 1863 anu
closed at 1865 9i2Ci, Tn,
The Government sold 81 100000 OF aod to-day. N"'
total bids amouHed TO sl5OOOo AT prices ranging from
1a.- G % zinc tlIlnNIng wore the nwaIds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

co,I TIM a. soalO on ou-r S,B DdO MIN ioH2
K,ro,.ur 4Oa4l 40 Beans, dy.-aI3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

qualities plenty rather hs ard choice grocery
are scarce Cuba huscoAd 43d5 Porto Rico
5d7Oc
hNAYAL STORRSThs for Spirits Turpenne da straight
xere oersd lc jsbbng demand be
notsd 47id48c dull bot trmi Of Common
Strsned ct ~ l5d ~ ~ Taris quiet
oLSCuae Psh Osa unchanged trade has been dai hanSa
moderately sctiye American La
seed dn and besyy Lard Oh rm and fair demand Other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
THE MARKETS.
Lc.rian, rsoorlsa for TnH TnIsrsA

'' FRIpAY Nov y 1899
AsHEsThs market ,sidr and moderately sNs sales Of q hbi
Al e. HI4S76 OF flf Pota Pearls dull and nominal
BUILDING MhTERtALS-Ne features TO note IN
article. coming heaE prices remain much the sane a. last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

ST. LOUIS Six PER CENT SPECIAL TAX SEWER
payable sem,uuuaI at the National
y Y These bonds desirable Peeia taI
levied 70 ysy Interest AID principal We offer S3l,oo0
JANssoN SIXTH COrTTSG, is Wallst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

lCac hast ktity. ~ tun. ~ 90
BROOM dull and besvr al SiIa~Ij for HE'D to Choice
Greco Braoms m Cnet ~ 2'dS8 per dozen
BEESWAXh moderate demand prices are unehabged
,,Ie. 500 n AZ .Gdflr loloS Wetsu aud Southern
BRrLkS duGnd AMI steady sales al from tc
81 - for American GRAY and " ute.
BONR-Ws aEa. IS Of RIO GrAnds on private terms
COTTOS-Bu,rrs sal inclined caution, but to- bushes. hs,
hen fair ~ 81 the leading ports AM steady
Ayos. from Ltsfpoo prices sustained closing h sales Of JAZZ
bsl.. tt26 evening Los to Ave Of which f were Tor er
pof, FOR consumption - for speeuAuoni Tor h1ure delivery
the following Lat evening lg Deff Etci wv JA1e
arr on rfya terms 2c today lO November 24 200
se~bsr zIc December &!c 30 December 2te 100 Deem
h., ga In January 2r January Aie $50 February Aiti
2S0 F.6ra.rv 2c March. ifi 30 do 2'e 20 o. charles
o. 2e and 40 o. Charleston November, 2J.c all basis
Ill IL We ln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

HowEs MACY, Bankers the same as an incorpo:
rated bank, no 80 Tail-st.. New-York -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits. .-,.4...
PERSONS DESTROYS Of RECEIVING INTEREST for
theirmoney and having it at all times subject to check
on demand can do so by depositing with this bank,
which allows Interest the entire daily balances at
the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the world. with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of Stocks, Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

moderately actiye La
remsins doll and Lard on trm and fair demand Other
Am. Lnsl. ca esssEs esq 81 Red OIL, West disiIrd
Crude Fish Whale. OO6 Os Red OH, sapOuifsd. ESQ
Crude Fl.h, sP.nn:.. 7oG i71i Bank 80
,,whale......:...... "a Ila.Pam, 49,. ma
Man. Beaehd Winter lOiye Marseiies,qts,
~, sperT@;.:...;- "a i@ case gold 'sOS
L.l @ prime. go ass g s.s FI refined: ts s e
PROVSlORSWe have had fair obbDg demand for Pork o. DAY
at as sSs % Is for 0d Mes. 80 50 for New do ga
for New Extra Prime S25 % for Old Western Prime Mes aud sS
months At s2 and 500 55s Do. .sei JanHsIy and FsSa,
At s2sa s1s Is; also $50 bbs City Prime Mess. for De
% o. 90 bS :, s9%srs Ds f Plain op Me. '' and sisS
for BItra DO 1eree Beef quiet s270 ss for Prime Mess and
OFFS bills s32ds33 forEew steady
small lie for Western Picked Hams and Isle City
Picked Bellies Bacon n sales a 80 boI civ Long Clear aHd
Stretford CIT lslc Dressed Hogs quote I30l3e for
for No. T. I7lG7e for City: i7l7 for sr 20 prime s.au snd
89sle for Kettle Rendered Sales Of 800 for January aud Fsru
EPETROLEUM-There appears eader feeling tbe make,
day still the business has not been hsk sa Of % bb Crude
bulk AZ 2O anIe and 5000 bill Refined W. 34i d3fic
RICEBure operating merely the Of Immediate
sites increasing stock the market weak holders showing
aIey realize sales Of $50 ties Carolina 7dse and 30
sIGlHS~i fair amount Of appear
Ebou! hesitation Prices Tem before nth 20
positive II ehe toe buying selling Interest Fair 70
Good Refining Ialie No IL box ole sse Of S bids At 0i
IO3c Refined selling slowly and lack strengths Posserd GTanu
lated and Crushed lSla5ic SOf Whites li.GG kIIG C| 4o
SEEpSS limited nqairr for Clover seed at Oeile Timothy
Seed nominal sj 1884 Rough Faisesd Is more aet,e a.
81 81 IS Der bush Cacus Lnsed moderate demand and
the market is steady at So l7i0422 gold -, .,,oas,,.
sUMAC-Scy selling at $6OG 20 for the laT sod SlU4*0'
for high grades; Virginia selling also from 500 tlOO
sO1Pewe small sales CASTLE at IGlJ.ei the market
TGlIOw-Ths market fairly active AMI steady sales 100 900 at
lOi0llc 49,, 49,.
extent; Of ~ bbs at 81 Oii@9 va Ss
a Sl 0liG 81 Vl.QSl 02i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

First Mortgages upon Railroads generally running
through the great productive regions ofthe West are
admitted to be perfectly safe security.
The CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa, which runs
through the garden of that magnificent State now
offers limited amount of Ito First Mortgage per
cent Gold Bonds at o. Money invested in these
bonds yields about 40 per cent more interest than in
Governments.
Full information given at the Company's office.
No 81 Pine-s at the Bank Of North America, No. A.
Wall-st.; and by HowEs & MACY. bankers, No. 30
Wall-st w. B. SHATTUCK, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
rs-sALT. SMOKED. &C
AND GAME

: Teal s0T o. Squirrels. .......,5d0
I Capvas....3 CO0l 30 snpe-Rnglish
Broad bill. ..5rGvHl dot.'''...'s So9' W
Red.head.. al mPtgeon-
Wood. go. a 80 stall fed...S W6jE -
" oodcock. .....7Jd 100 Qusil........SS o1t ~
PrairirCh ickAl 50Gi73 kobins........6sG 70
Partriig-....l 75d2 ~ Nenisou. ..,
Rabbits...... 500 % hams sal1s' tDEyaS -
III,rr,........l 00dl2Jl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
COMPOUND INTEREST TREAsURYNoTEs

TO The EdttOr OF The Trtbune.
SIR: In 1861, Oct. s, / sent to the Secretary
United States Treasury the following draft OF
compOundinteres rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
.lnte rTTants ...T
IRnrEllIIa
AEATs-FREsIi


Tendrrloin ....0 as
Motion hd ar pc l3dl5|
Con. toned, l2l
Fore qfs prime 9dIl
Con-. 20 med. a. I'll
Chops.......~i20l5l
Frnis 4 Shdrs. ca 81
Lamb Id a. prm. l5Gl6 /
Con. 10 MellialJl
For.qr. prime l2al3l
Com 20 Med sdll
-. aInI
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-01-16
~TnunTkE,H SALE.

~ sl,iss N . deed u ifnst ssseuied % ne
Iy Darius Ffisse 10 seeufe Andrew J. WsItead
Abnss Baifd, IN The payment n ibsse thsu1Rnd
Ave hundred dollars, on 1T u January. 1893,
which deed of trust hears date u June l2dt
isss, and Is rccofded IN Probate clsft's once
m pnncIa county, Mississippi IN hook q, p~grs
nee, Al and A, VI the recosd Of ds>dr lhsfs|n,
will as trusted, On Monday, February 2sd,
1869, In. front of The court house doo n ssld
county, b~tween ths. hours " Twelve o'clock
n aud fur O'Clock r. ". proceed And vii Al
public ssciion 70 the hIshsjt tIddss fbf fasA, 10
D. ,. currency, a sufAeiency Of reetlon Of land
No.slx, in township eight of range Htven wet
In said counfy, 70 pay All The costa of wfitlnr,
he aid ihrss thousand ass hasdsld do|iafs
with Interest from maturity. Inc IttIs 10 the
lsnd u supposed 70 be petkdt but shall con-
veg eDly y trustee. WI, wc0rTks
lalV-lt - -. Il11Ne.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-01-16

q wHrRs SrIcrs GRow.-The mt,
meg y the kernal Of q hrge, hand.
some mt Ike the walnut. Il y On
closed ia he sane sort Of sponey
coat ~ the salnui; the husk open
at one end wIea the fruit b iPers
Maeis hat which Il found botvsm
The coat ofa the nutmeg and The kcr'
|nsl.b1 aialf aemnoa III rsf tt1.
Cinnamon \ NE ad6ed hank - /,
tree which grow in the East Indic
aad ths th6ad oeyisRssE ~
Pepper = tAS ptodacs n 4 creepinI
plant vhichf sfovs Ia JAvi, Bamatr
md Malscca. sasf~ !" 9 ali
Ginger l. The root GA plant IA
grows In the Eka IbdIeA
Cloves are The bads of str,s whicl
grows Ia halscss sass ,sI
Csrnway l. the sd q . plan
growing Wild n this country ant
many others.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-01-16

VII fmdula# A. DfAHf -
kw Ffg H
100 - 49, fi1H rs ~
mgs aad i sha n lhs zFsas lAiiAs
Il ahih - Nas fHaNa1d4 foef lHah
'H# h ~ NJ FNFY ~ ftfHfH
II ke4s, - l@l#e If mahaHleai
iHfH ~ iaIhd. f. eunosIsad Ne Adea
A mskiaz : lAif n isks. viii me-
shls1f Ifeffk4 80 A. winding ~
lie . tIft, you'll hap Issslf All Ne
Tim. zaI py5Jzi Nm wh<vs w.
pIeassd. Hhstksf ihia ! 10 yFiRin
IA ibe ssis<ipeds ~ vi, hiaoft Dies
ass Isfefm asj ba II I known thai
|ihs waithmaksf shesfhsIIy ws&ked
along. dsy shsf dry With Ne rev
Ida. lie hopzf when he ect The 81
|HfeaI Isgs tompdeied n Ne able
10 move nom place 10 pIam
without s<zisianee Al length, amer
months n worry wefk, M sut<ssds
ID N veiflnk Them finished, snd one
bright morning, IN Ne preserve "
HE niyhbovs, w r~Fojxs<'l n ny Me
new plan ef locometjoa. The news
Of tho invention had spread through
the neigbborhool q great nIsny Tto-
pie gnthered 70 sec tho new diseov-
cry. Aher satisfying himself ibsl
everything wns right, he strapped IN
the wonderful lcgs. They were Chen
wound up, and he essayed ~ walk
AZ flsst Ne moved of slowly, bus ~
he moved along ilIs gait bscanis
more fupid. From y walk he began
10 trot still tho gnit increased from
Q trot he began 10 rup-stilI The gale
kept increasing. The wntchmubsr
became alarmed, bic coat tnlls suck
ont, his hair stood On end--still his
speed increased. I lilo called In vain
TO the bystandors 10 catch him, bat
II was impossible, they were soon lcft
far behind. On howent-he attempt-
Cd to grasp Whatever came near him,
but y was no use he could not catch
anything, tho speed was still incrcas-
Onward be sped, gaining re-
newed speed at every bound, and was
soon lost TO sight by the spectators
People met him on tho road: they
spoke to him, but he returned II not.
They thought the man was mad, his
face became haggard-stilI onward
he spcd. Without rest or food, he
moved for dsys and nights, gainingall
the time. The news soon spread
country be was ieenuat
different pointsalways soingst light
ming speed His clothes wersn soon
torn in shreds his ifcsh became Iaesi
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-01-16
temperance and trcmens.


The Brownsville, Tenn, Bee Is q
very sprightly sheet, and udmires
such Of It's cdtcrprisiug c~otempora-
ries as the STAR and "sich." Wcsec
that Capt, Beers and Ben. Wear have
siincdT tho Sons Of Tcnpennoc, oil
of which is very compcndabIc, bui
where was@Iyiesp Here Is what The
Bee says Of us; "a ,,ns ~,
"pAsoLA SrAn.--AAer o miss 81
q couple Of weeks, during which
time L was making its toilet for
the New Year, we presume) this e.
vorite exchange comes TO US eulMged
% a twenty eight column shset-
vastly improved in life, health and
spirits, vide awake and ready for
business. We wish Il the abundant
SUCCESS is enterprisiug and clever
proprietors, Messrs, Hogshead 4
Walsh. 80 Justly deserve. May they
PACE through 1889, as they have be-
gun, with high head aud ayiue
colos.r
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-01-16

~ glaaz # fsr .flt& n szesstsa = NJ
HIfztssA iIHm lhs fiffalf fu#ft n HsF'V''
fszz<5 ~ - 80 n ~ n ! -
i<ssazh y 1s@lt H<=IIioa sd one H.sfs "a
n fsbfusff. fses, a ne fnattt eu*s aapt Z
lbz fsxn n rsasls. IL ssid t94hfy, fIHhia
I4ekh hoafz. ofef ~ saIe A pahlle tafFIdu. I,
lhA hIfhe<f bidder Fl sssh. the faiig~ia1 pfap
sffg, . elff me Hsssh-sst 11srt>v n s<ssies
alH< ten. tsaship IL. fsnfs IL, i<sIf1. IN 4
ihe pfsqefir NJ &slA defendant q tsI|lf. 1pi'
wfis AID ea<b. " " tbkNtH
I4tnsI FHefln
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SALE OF LAND,

by virtue Of . deed Of trust executed on the
2lst day Of May, 1856, by W, W. Hitch and
Asenath Hitch, Ms win, 10 VIM. B. Dickins, d
trustee, 70 secure . debt 70 Nancy Dickins,
fully described IN said trust deed, and also BY
virtue Of . decree Of tho Chanccry Court q
Panola county, State of Misaiuippi, rendered
at the November term, 1861, thereof substitut-
Ing me as trustee In place Of mid VIM. B.
Dlckins, who was then dead, and eonerdng
upon me-, n trustee, 1.-the pswcrs, conferred
In said trust deed upon sald VIM. q, Diskins,
trustee Is Aforesaid, | will, on Monday, the 18th
day Of February, 1862 d fhs court house door
In the town Of Pamela, said county, sell stpub-
lie sale, for cash, the following land, towit:
The northwest quarter Of section one, township
ten, range eight west In Pamela county, Missis-
sippi. JOHN 4. DICKfNA
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Twill, on Monday Tie ssh- dag Il. rsbssAsy,
1893, et BatesvilIe, Mica, bsiwsen the hour
prescribed by law, proceed 10 sen 10 the high.
est bidder, for cash, the following properly
conveyed TO mn - trustee, BY AlC. Bnrknalter
to satisfy certain Indebtedness due ". X. Hill
Strange h Co.. One Cotton Gin, eleven Mules
one Mare, two Horses, twenty head OF Cattle
hny head Of Hogs, two wagons, and Farming
UtensiIs. The title ID supposed TO be good, bui
] will only convoy a. tfustee.aH sytfI t*bD
ja1s-4tl yssdrsr "A. Y .NcGBE, Trustee.
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Six Smiths, brothers, Of Middle.
field, Mass, and whereabouts, killed
their rival pigs Of the Northampton
breed, recently, and Mr. Iawrenc,
Smith, the owner Of tho smallest,
paid the supper previously agreed
upon rs the stakes 10 be forfeited by
.ahe hindermost'' in this facs for fat.
ness. This smallest porkerl kicked
the beam At FIVE hundred pounds,and
the largest tailed SIKH Hundred and
eighty-four. The losers house wa,
beautifully decorated on the occasion
Of the supper, and 6ty Of his xiii
asd kio Partook Of bis hospitality =
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.la Why is kissing your sweetheart like
eating soupiw with alforkf Bscapsclit
takes along time TO get enough Of Il.
What is the difference between a
pugilist and . .barbef2 gOne comes
up TO the scraich-Ahe other scratches
up to the com(b). 60
z Stone battlcments arc being 70.
placed with modefn ornaments In
San Francisco, for fear Of smother
esrthquake. " NO As ~.
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No one Who bas observed The pro-
tadIpg " Consf,v, "a NJ present
consolidated, cas hil 70 maloo he do
gsnassey fr,a chat grand and lehy
status N tatcswnnshlp which char.
uttcdsci Il 10 fofmef days, and, says
a Washington correspondent Of The
Cincinnati Bngairsr, you will search
history Ii vnlnl-,hrough IL peaceful
os we'll as liz revolutionary pages
70 dnd q parallel Tor the ~dcgcnefacy
Of that bod, IN all The attributes
that ~ Il 10 make laws for a great
nation, or that should command for
II the rcspcet and vcnerutich Of q
great pcoplc. Compare tlc Senate Of
ten years ago with the Senate Of to-
day, and the difference Is very great
indeed, date the comparison ten
ycars further back and there ceases
70 10 any resemblance, except IN tho
name. A AZ inscription for the en-
trance door Of the Chamber Of 1868
was written long ago to express the