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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

A FAvoEAnLE NoToUIEry. Tho good ra
putation aud EXTENDED use OF ".Er0ua's
Bropchti Tfoches" for Coughs, Colds, and
Throat Diseases has caused 'ho Vr1glfos o.
be extensively inflated Obtain only tho
gonuiHe browns bronchial Vro,Ipa % and
do not loo influenced by those who make
moro profit 10y selling wo.,hioHH limitations
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

THE ruGEqT n SwEETEsT Con L1vEH on
IN THE WORLD IL Hazard n Caswol's made
on the sea shore. from fresh, selected hvcrs.
by CASWELI. HAZABD Il Co., New York.
IL is absolutely p1re and street. Parties Who
have once taken it prefer il to all otbera.-
Physicians have decided il superior TO any Of
the othor oils in market. Sold by ell drug
piatg.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

BRNJAuE FRANKIIN, 1863 10 iH t'mo our
people understood and pracIioUl moro gon-
orally Iifo Assurance. Many o. widow and
orphan have had great rra7ou to Zoo grateful
that the advantage of Lifo Assurance was
understood and embraced by the husband
and father. A largo amount has boon paid
by Life Assurance Companies tn widows and
orphans when IL formed almost ilcir only ro-
EourCe,
EDWARD II. JOINS, 1869. j have mado suni-
cient examination of tho condition OF the
Washington Lito Insurance Company OF Now
York to warrant mo in taking O policy Of
Twenty Thousand Dollars.
SEVERE lingering coughs arc cured by the
uso of DR.. Pierco's Alternative Extract on
Golden Medical Discovery In loss than ono.
hall the time necessary to cure them witt any
other medicine. For hOarsoncfH, laryugiti8,
or ministerh' sore throat, bronchitis, and tho
early stages of consumption, II surpaasos ey-
orything before discovered. Sold by drug
gists, or send three and q quarter dollarH Ia
DR.. r.. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y, and got three
bottles FREQ of express charges,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

Will HAMS NEGEr'UnE SIulLtv UtW
REVIEWER change gray haiI 10 lbs original
color and not dye th0atiut II viii ? and w
a preparation Of acknowledged superior
merit,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

To THOSE who are afflicted with Clill7aEd
Fever, Dumb Chilli, on Malorious diseases
of any kind, we would recommend d.. IT,
Wilhoft's "Anti-poriodic, orFayer analogue
Tonic" which Ia sold under guarantee.
II has neyor yet failed, in a single instance,
TO effect a s~peedyand permanent cure. Mada
in New Orleans by Whceloci, Fmlry a. 90.
Sold at wholesale by Fuller Finch a. Fuller,
Chicago.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

StimuIdnt are
required. They
restore the Uitdl
! forces IN q re-
mdrkdJie DEGREE,
and gjre tone to
The system.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

NNTORDS OF WISDOM for Young Men on tue
w Ruling Passion in Youth aud Early Manhood,
with Seltlielp Tor the erring and unfortunate Sent
in sealed latter envelopes, Tree Of charge. Address
SOMETHING in tho Star Tor Eyerybody. SrAR N
- the WEST, 1870. An 3 page Universaist family
weekly, giying current secular news. lcoiled by Rev
Or WiLIIAMsoN and j. \. OAETwaLL. 8aH 10 a year
In advance. Premium 10 new subscribers, Sand Tor
spsoimen. Address WILLIAMSON AOANTWfLL,
cincinnati, Ohio.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03
co Oh
No Other Componnd

possesses tho peculiar properties which 80 exactly
suit The variuu conditions Of the human hair.
fa0.rs Hs hair tCirn harsh md drv.
UfHHHa Do tfri'1'si rorip.
affords Nr richest iystfg.
HF.m1frr ioHggf 90 sg.ci
Wpr.r.Hs Ha titr from JdiiHg ~.
Wrr.nats M tsalAV, rig0r1us qrooh
10 F sot gfHItU 0r HtckV.
10 '.trss Eco defyr .Ib'f oi0r.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03
Spctinl llotitrs.
. CnMRmMPIiWEH.

rttE Advertiser, having besu restored 70 hcsi'h IN q
'cs weeks, ~ ayoy simplo remedy. after having sailor
a several years with = severe Inns Affection, aud thst
irtaf disea1e. Consumption antiCust 20 mako known
a Hs fellow HrGcren, the means oi cure.
No 90 sro drsiru u, no will saud ac6pg 20 tH1 pf.
ul. sa raof lf-, ~ charroA. With tho a.u1iolH 's
5rsuarius nud rrIre Che r,ne, which ih1y WIN 500 o.
fw.s uuba FUH rrHUlIIus, AHtHFa, Nu.trH4
us. to. T1r obiart NJ tbs Advertise 10 sending tl
Prescription g. % heuoEf ,Ha BOO ctld tut ssuat.u
r. ,uatton witch DO c'1cgiTa8i 1 hn 1vt'17hl1 arfHt
3D. HlHr a4efT aufHrrr VNi tF BIO rHulVt a.. M tl cool
t1rm nothing, sod mag ur'rr au.HH.Ur
THrl ,s wishing .bo ur.sgrIsga. uuI NN1r
Wvv. EUWAFu a. WILSON.
WtIHa1shnrr. Kinra Uruutg. Now NoiH
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

THE net of % grateful mother is thus rec
corded by the Boston Transcript: "a few
days ago Mrs. BuNiun, e. californian lady,
and her lite girl, were crossing the square
in front of Scollays Binding, where tin
child narrowly escaped injury hy 10 horse
CIR. She owed her Preservation to the
thoughtfulnCss aud pruHtus a.'.u. OFF Miss.
Emma Il. PrOuty, wlu s.H Do" bangor i.,
child was exposed 30, aud drew H.r beyond
the reach of harm. Tho r.. eH.' .i'Uy-
was obtained, sud tpc uuti.'.' lur...I laH
since presented Mis- Ir.u', .il. ra'uH
bic gold watch, chain, ring. auI .pi.udld
silk dress, NJ souvenir Of Hrr mprilnriuu-
action"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03
.ROBACKS

catcd, are merely vishirasby stuff.
soH as q beverage. DR.. RoJacE' 3
Bitters are not a beUerdge in any
sense Of The Woyd, bit contain the
most erpcnsire drugs knocn to.
science for The radical cure Of.
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and.
for all cases 1chere q tonic and.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

UEyhw#,,glnnfa ns BESr amt CHEAPEST Hai-Draarg in ne wvd n ponas H.
GEyuJV o. ma NIIt and o. 0HugG Tree from all Irritating maHr Tkn r and e hrrnIu
Hb fta0 20 fWH. Hu' uaWfH pHcu audi uyrba Hd gua 6mpmn0nb y ne atDichan Of uTa
articles Huna.7siH.y arms TvOi.N MAX ph be Pwmpyp@Hbd
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03
Pine Tree Tar Cordial.


Preventative as well rs Curative.
70 g. not only for their absolutely e%urstyo, blt for
thor prosoryatyc properties, that pr. b. O. WISH
ARTS medicines are 30 widely
Celebrated all over jhe Union.
TuEPINE T{EETAR CORDIAL not only restorOa
tom against tuhsouuout attackaof
Malignant Affections.
1no array OF duoshes Of the iing1 and isr9al }ield.,s
TO ma baiHauiu Aud Ionic propgrlos OF br' hinhhrts
Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Az iha aUnuof fos iialpp.guheioro tho fresh evening
IaSar,ui' NON no Wv 1Tsi 10 doGiitalad Uetim
% ns,'Hs drugs Sealizes That no hs rnuud q friend.
cirgulutiun. Tho pulse bOauluos natural and regular,
rni 90 l]u1Enn,y 81 Spirits me consequence ~ an ~.
Who ioi diaulsr, Consumption, while tho lungs retain
81 ~, ia,9 ffiN 'friIiaffiH FFKfRR GoPiIbii2iIIa" 'n1ia : m S'aiS,I 10
which non,anhH al grateful pnuunt7 have olt ita duty
How many, who hiyo diod. and lsu their childron
orrhl91A mirit have been living M hl9oNlHHg health
HinpIor omudios instead ottho uoHious poisons 10 which
Their Constitutions have Yielded
'rar from tho piuo troo i1ret, aI prepared by DR.
NEauhNTi g. "a pan1cea-
aIds Product g ne lr.. Is ~ Pie H~a'''y Of me-
NgaoHg"
Tho uHlFy hlrbvu.T ruuu, l|rgl'Uius 600 aro1 n uf
,lu spreading hranonosi u1 @, gtempt i,gn lnht iol
df'a.n. l~gl.unp'gut as ih9 naINoH o. Hollhgrn
france and italy. A. EropM1.oa iy nr NIaittl' me
Cordial acts al once Iaeimt n"li' o. ,,'l5' ~ S9'
rli no more c5lgh nor blt6od with dsbIit,tug o. gut
fa5 aud5 of people will rol you that Ia tho entire
mnHa ot ualuro'a curative nero 1o clp. llgn 81
riao rroo Iar Uarbisl
chgm, q 2graa lH sayl W. ihti fts Iiogfhh o. ni5'
Iorliaalas Ioheuu.u aeopuhlooi .ur,hu i1rtnyoment.
tho Egns,'s l,sI5 %. s'1 Y m tho 9ili b 7Si a ti ,t ,1Ss
Or. WiahartG Medicines
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

II is non siCrcn
years 3ince DR..
.BITTERS i s. $:::;t (. 3 {; i &
physicidH, from
Stockholm, Sure
-- den, came 10 his
country and introduced the Scan
dindrjan Blood P,uiferj since
Uhich time thousands hare been
cured, by lis use, Of Scrotlid and
other blood diseases. II contains,
bcsidcs The Iodide Of Poidssd and.
Syrup Of StiHjbgid, drugs import
ID from Swcden for lis cypress
manufacture, NmkH0wp .r. NOT
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

MAdGcl MAGIC - M,GIo 80. There is
nothing like Magic OIL for 40 aches and
pains. IL ncver fails 10 give immediate re-
lief One trial will convince. amy person
suffering from rheumatism, u.umlgia,
~toothacho, sore throat, or any pain, whoih-
err external or internal, That Pratt 81 Bulch-
or's Magic OH is the host medicine iu The
by all druggists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03
BITTERS

kept By opohe-
cdyics in his
.cOH Htry. 4
single trial WiH
c]OHriHcc The most
ApirH Of It's
woHdGGd ruiUc.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

Dr. HobocL l.,
Blood Pills are.
g; Pc :.. &.
fractured for q
similU pu,poae.
----- One trial jHro-
Iridbiy establishes them as tdroritrs
wiH all iCho iSc Them.
The reasons Whg Dr.. RObacl
Blood Pills should be kept IN cr-
|cry family are: Because Hcy cum
he cmPioyed IN all cases wherc a
family Physjc' is required, and
are perfectly safe IN their admin
isirdiion at all times; Because
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03
PURIFIBR

men are Bidde
both With and
Wiih0W sugar.
coating, thus
adapting them 10
he use Of eUery-
6Ody; Because
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

Preventative as well rs Curative.
u g. not only for their absolutely curative, but fn
thor proforyatvo properties, that nr, j. O. WISH
ARTS medicines are no widely
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03
FARMERS HELPER
w Eaas1. g9n HOMES
DFOR"TTNES

IN tue bOmnaieHs WEI hhd SAMMY Eoutu'
How, why aud where 10 find them Ali about the won
dsriul progress aud great resources OF the country.
New, fresh, Interesting and popular One volume,
Fine illustrations Price low, A rare ehsuoe 20 make
money. send Tor %oiIenlar. PEOPLE'a ruDLisaisd
Co., l6A State street, Chicago, ILL.,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-09
The University Of Mississippi

0rrss on the 10th Of September next, with the
samc Faculty as heretofore. II has been In
operation long enough for the public to have
tested Its merits.
Its extensive and costly apparatus for the IL
lustration Of the sciences Its magnificent cabi-
net Of shells and minerals and those Of the
State survey; q library Of choice books; com.
modious rooms trent frec), aud now undergoing
thorough repair It's healthy location and ac-
ccssibiliiyi is religious privillges-regular SER
vice In five churches in town mud six churches
being represented In the Faculty; the high
tone aud moral character of the surrounding
population, and It's unparalleled cheapness
should commend II TO the patronage of those
who have sons to educate, especially those OF
the surrounding country.
TERMS, IN ADVANCE.
Tuition In Literary Department, for an
nual session .......... $50 90
Tuition In Law Department .......... so 90
For fuel, $iai deposit for damages, So. 30 90
Board--pdvatc messing Is abolished. The
Trustees design employing a steward TO pur-
chase and prepare provisions, at actual cost, the
students furnishing the means. Board in wi-
vate families, washing and lights at moderate
rates.
No new student will hereafter be admitted
free Of tuition.
The Preparatory department continued.
Textbooks furnished nj small advance on
cost. ]. NJ. HpwRY,
Secretary Of the Board,
Oxford, Aug. II, 1869. aug2l-2m
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-09
Valuable Lands for Sale,

Dy virtue Of u decree Of the Probate Court
Of Panola count., made u, the December term,
1868, thereof | will, as Administrator de bonls
non Of the estate OF Benjamin Irby deceased,
cspose 10 public sale to the highest bidder, In
frunt Of Ballentine 3 Walls store In the town
Of Sardis, In said county, at IL o'clock on Sat
urlay, November 9Th, 1860, all tina, portion Of
section twenty-five l2b) township seven (T) and
range eight ts) west, and the northeast quarter
Of section tweniy-six l26l same township and
range, belonging to said estate.
For the convenience of purchasers, Twill sell
the above lands In three trncts;
Hrst--Ail that portion Of section twenty
FIVE (2a) lying and being on the east side Of
Melsers creek,s.a nd outside Of widows dover,
and exclusive Of mill lot, containing by actual
survey one hundred and sixteen and furty. one
hundredths acres, on which there are some
buildings, with some forty-hvc or Any acres Of
cleared land. A large portion Of this tract IL
good creek bottom,
&aeond.--All that other portion Of section
twenty-five (2sh, outside OF widows dover,
containing three hundred and eight aud forty
hnndrcdths acres, aud that portion OF the north-
east quarter OF section twehty-six t3bt outside
Of widows dover, containing Bny-six and
forty-6ye- hundrodths acres, together making a
tract Of three hundred and sixty-faur and
nincty-6vc handrrdths acres, Of which there
are over one hundred acres In cultivation, and
over two hundred acres Of good creek bottom.
TAird-The reversiouary interest In the
widows dover, which embraces tho northern
portion Of section twenty-five (25) and the
northern portion Of the northeast quarter OF
section twenty-sx (26), containing In all two
hundred and ninety three aud twcnty-foar-
huadrcdths acres.
Parties wishing to examine the shove lands
before the day Of sale viii please apply to the
aadcrigned, or to Mr.. J. N. Anderson, who
lives upon the place.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third 10 be paid In
cash, and the balance Ia twelve months from
the day Of sale. Purchases will be required
TO give bond With approved security tor the
deferred payments.
Attic same time and place I will soil for
cash, TO the highest bidder, Thirty Shares Of
Stock In the Mississippi 4 Tennessee Railroad
Company, belasging to said estate.
F.B. iRBY,
Administrator dc bonis non.
sp25-y
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-09
lttachmcnt Notice.

The state Of Mississippi, Pamela county. Ia
the Circuit court Of said county. N. j.. Hale
vs. A. H.. Sheeler.
, Attachment Issued the 18th day of April,
1869, against the estate of said defendant, A..
l.. Sheelcr, for the sum Of twenty three hun
drcd dollars, rcturnahle to said court.
Notice IL hereby given TO said defendant, who
resides at or near fairplay, In the State OF
South Carolina, that unless he appears before
said court, at the courthouse Of said county Of
Pamela, in the town OF Pamela, on the Tth Mon
day after the 9TH Monday In September, 1869,
aud plead TO sald action, Judgment will be
entered against him, and the estate attached
will be sold,
in. PIERCE, Clerk.
sen2b-ht
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Citation Notice.

ne siaie n M~lssluiprt raaala toaaiy.
IN iha Probate Cont ~ said county u
Jalla Aaa fsaHT ssi Rita ! Gang salnaf heir.
u aafy Yong aeesa~d, residents Of Iasidapa
egtaty, aiaie ~ Tsanesee, and Amanda Dyer
aad her husband Zach Dyer, and Y ~ Foslet,
residents 81 ngwls county Stats # Tesa@, heifs
~ las u Harrison n Fowler, deceased
Ysa an cited 10 appeaf hehife the Probate
Court " The toahty ~ Panoia, On the J5th day
Of october, 1859, to show cause Why The lstl.
iion u ] &, Fowler, praying for a sale " The
real estate II sald Harrison " Fowlef dcceas-
ed, should not he granted.
ny ordes Of court.
II. PIERCE,
epl.5t CLERK.
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Faslssf 80 Iaf n ~ fffslf rf
a Fssass ft4ssf slsg 4 fll ffstf
.Anns HtssH ssm M4 sasFHa sfH -
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asftsa aa1s ~hslsnsiar 10 aaa ssssis saf Hls
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80 4ssffsf a sftsh ". iassshlr ~ fiaks
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t#slfs maaihs slii laisfeat q rate ~ tfa ~
tsal inim ~ n siis so tani aad tprfussd
,ssssff IW BArkA
tislses Aaminiiifaiof
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Citation Notice.

The State Of MississlP pi, Pamela county.
Ia the Probate Court u aid county. Ia
William II. Perry, a minor, who resides At
Princeton, In the State Of Kentucky.
Yen are cited 10 appear before the Probate
Court VI Pamela county aforesaid, on the fourth
Monday t25ih day. Of October, 1869, To show
cause why the final account Of Il. T. Mutt, de-
ceased, who was guardian " said William II,
Perry, made by John n. Caldwell, administra-
Tor If the estate Of aid r. T Mutt, decreased,
should moi he allowed and admitted 10 record.
by order Of court.
]. II. PIERCE,
scpi.5t Clerk.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-09
G. CLARK,
Contractor & Builder

( Formerly u Memphis, Tenn. Nop located per-
m%ansmtty IN this eoamy.)
VIII contract to build MI kinds Of wooden or
brick buildings, on reasonable terms. Is pre-
pared 10 furnish brick In any number. Work
done with dispatch, and contracts fully com-
piled with. Address,
g. CLARK,
Como, Miss.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-09
Administrators Sale.

ny virtue Of a decree Of the Probate Court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, made
at the December term, 1868, thereof | will, a.
administrator Of the estate Of Thomas Murphy,
decreased, on Monday, the 25th day OF October,
1869, at the courthouse door Of said county,
In the town of Pamela, within the hours-prc-
scribed by law, offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
tract or parcel Of land, lying and being In said
comfy, to-witi The north half Of the North
west quarter of section 8, township Q, range s,
west. A. q. FOX,
sep25-5t Administrator,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-09

DENTIST, No. Sos Main Street, opposite Mans.
held 4 Higbee's Drug Store, Memphis.
In presenting my claims for. a continuance
OF patronage to- people to whom / have -
long been known lhaving practiced over TWEEN.
y years in this county, 1 deem Il In q great
measure, only necessary to give the locality of
my Office. In a word, / am able to give ne.'
feet satisfaction In every branch known 3 NJ
Dental Profession, at greatly reduced charges
Particular attention paid to the rerulatios e
children's teeth. VI
RIA Grssa TrS~mvA,
laughing Gas No Hssmbw<,
| have IN my Office now, in successful on.r.
,ion, one Of the latest improved machines
known to the world for producing N,rpors ~
IDE AND 0xysEx LAucHixe GAS. The mr. a..
emitted rom this machine will transncrt a. !.
werc, the patient to the dreamland while bs;,"
robbed Of the offending tooth wiiho,,. w
slightest pain, and IL perfectly Harmless Il NJ
efects. Don't mistake the name nor Mac y
there are other names in the profession a. noa ]
the SAINT they have b,cn taken for mine = A'ai
3O6 Main *. s06 lo;a q,
sepi-ly a wrsSnv
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&c. HOIST & CO.,
d R. H E r

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I'M HEENLf
PAMELA STAR
Essofs,
Wfhf Htfffhtf

Tle times IN which ~ I've pro.
duoe % many changes IN the poIiti
cal organization n ihe government,
that Il i absoateIy necessary that
every person should keep posted,
and IN no way can tina, object bc
accomplished more readily than by
a careful pcrusal Of The public
journals Of the day-that ready
vehicle Of information to the masses.
The STAR will endeavor 10 give lis
readers the earliest intelligence of
all the important measures enacted,
in the councils of the State and
General Governments.
The STAR has a larger Circula-
ton than all the papers published
in this section of the State Com
bined, and its Subscription List is
steadily increasing, making it the
most desirable ADVERTISING ME.
Ever Published In North Mississippi
1t is located in one of the mos
extensive cotton-growing region:
in the South, in a populous and
wealthy county, and in DIRECT
Railroad Communication
with all parstof the United States.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-09

coaae deF t iout,His win s,pre. Train,
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rirTsnrnG BALTIMORE.
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA.
VIEW YOng. BosroS
tod ~ otbsf cities In The North and East. and
with The plendid iteamers II The
UNITED STATES NAIL LINE.
arriving e, Cincinnati nss, morning In time to
take early trains last
PALACE SLEEPING CARS
on MI night trains through from
MEMPHIS to LOUISVILLE
without change.
THROUGH TICKETS, and
BAGGAGE CHECKS To
ALL POINTS
may he obtained nj MEMPHIS.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LOUISVILLE,
THE rRBIoHr DEPARTMENT
VI lhls LINE mas been thoroughly reOrganized
with q special view to accommodating the
freight trade between the North and south.
and the advantages which /. offers In
LOW RATES,
DISPATCH,
SAVING OF INSURANCE,
and prompt settlement Of all claims for loss.
damage overchnrgc, etc, make 1t far superior
to any competing route.
Through bills Of lading at GUARANTEED
RATES may be procured at all principal r.. r..
Offices In Eastern Cities.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent, Memphis,
Tennessee.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20
LiYerpool Market.

a correspondent, writing from Ma.
rion county, Florida, says: "On the
30th Of July, planted one hundred and
fifty orange trees cut down to within
three feet Of the root. The period re-
forred TO Is, strange rs it may seem to
people north, The time for planting all
kinds Of trees. Anything will germi-
nate here in .hc rainy season. 1t is as
loniShnghow tho grass grows. | nov
every day, between the showers, va.
retY Of fine grasses to cure for he WIN
ter use of my cattle. They NOW grass
here 3wltll{ashoe. It's a fact. A well
knownSphvsician told me the other day
That lie believed there was not scythc
in the city except mine. Those who
don't nov with the hoe do so with the
reaping hook. But | sec signs of i'm
provomcnt.