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.. .7r turuoi boo tIa ai uuoon.
naulH.ue ur.f $4,000. iueInlmg
military .nl police o.aof'. shortly
ulfa. uuc u.Iueh % gual gum fired.
uui fhu proc ion .iart u unVn
Buu-rY fn Chatham. aud thener 10
El- ltal plrk, allen. thly wcrl TO-.
y,,uel ly the cl,y officials.
Nu ORLEANS, March lS,-St.
Pajrirl;s day was crcdltably ccle.
baDrd By the Iliberuiaas Of tais
city. Numcrou. societies, civic and
religious, plradcl the streets, and
occupied fully an hour in passing q
given point. The spectators who
witness d the procession lid not tIlI
short Of 10000, Appropriate ser.
vices were hud in all the Roman
Catholic Churches.
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GARD.

Having determined 10 locate N sat,lia, | de.
s'te " repeatedly inform Is citizens ma ltloa
pf tlie adjacent faiinlfJ, thai | will he reas..y Al
~ h1sts 10 attend IN eaiis arrerialninp 10 M,
ffpieaAinn4 Having hseH 4 practitioner b
iueiltiie iof nearly ihiftaea Year, In The South,
J hops b promriitHls and attention ~ merit .
'hafs ~ fta patronage " thN prapia | shnll
'Ish ~ aimee 10 Nsptls alspai Y Bret ~ April
~ teAl'it q sh1sh Hiu lhsn Nlt plens,r
~ IHfeffalng ihr Irii@
wf9 W " fpntsa N. y,
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a key that unlocks manga till
Wits key.
How to test the weight Of IA wall
Scale it.
Spiritual manifcstations-Dolir-
ium trcmcuf.
Universal accomplishments Play
ing the fool.
Tine only tree that tlourishes on
sandy Cape Cod is beach.
"Wanted, by boy, a situation in
an eating-housc. lie understands
the business
Sheridan having been asked what
wine he liked best, replied "The
wine Of other people,
Some malicious person has said
that the letters NJ. d., attached to a
Physicians name, means ''moncy
down"
A son of Erin cautions the public
against larboring or trusting his
wife Peggy on his account, as he is
not married to her,
A little girl, when asked by her
mother about suspicious little bites
in the sides ola dozen Oh ,tcc apples,
answered, perhaps, mamma, they
have been frost-bitten."
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Hgs aHaeat s4saiiafs FssI aas e~.ass-@ -
fisy afa it IL haHfias saass -
hals stF' sat guaranteed asvt - -
w. special certificate, alao sssx.ss As-'sst
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ezami e what itey ofisF befsfe saslas =
aa res iasHt y express charges. me
When slx watches afe ordered a,
W. vii send an extra vaieh n H. 49,. M
iy free. For further particulars ..sd ~
cular Address w ~.
JAMES GERARD q,
2i~im 81 Nassau 81 n. Y. IA A..
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II. Tho demand for credit by the
planters IN the purchase Of supplies
and clothing xsa never greater at
thisrdriod of the seaADn since the
war, md the atnouDt et indebtedness
Ole raid out 81 the growing crop
viii rlsc 70 an cnormous weight,
which ! low priee for cotton this
FIJI viii All to carry, and again our
pecpl1 viii be bankrupt.
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Iawso of the state Of Mississippi.

AN ACT IN relation to the weighing
ufcottuu, mud 10 prevent a lraud-
ulcnt weighing of the zane, anC
for other purposes.
SECTION /. BE ii enacted by tn,
Legislature Of the state Ot Mlssis
sippi, Tint il shall net be lawful tol
any pcr4on or persons who arc en-.
p'oycl 10y any merchant, ware
ho,lsman or Other person, as woighcr,
81 cotton or other a@rticlcot produce
to gives certificate for Il less amount
than the actual weight Of the same
deductions for mud and water onIy
excepted.
oGc. :. BE 1t further enacted
That amy receipt, memorandum oI
other Instrument 1t %WTitNg, h.,
which it is made to appear tta; to
producer receives credit Tor q lrs,
amount than tbs gctual wri-ut %
the article or ardclps weighed, sjm,
be deemed and h<l 10 be a trJuia,
lent certificate u0der. the irJyi.tn.
Of this act.
SEc. B.. De it further enacted
That any person or pcr- ms VITA
shall be found guilty ct 81 Nirtti I
OF this act by any court Of cuA PC.
tent jurisdiction, shall, upon eonylr.
ton, be lined not less than five moi
more than ono hundred dollars, OF
shall be imprisoned not exceeding
six months, or both fine and i'm.
prlsonmont, at the discretion of til,
oonrt.
SEc. 4, BE it further enacted, That
this net shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March d, 1872.
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An msoplisticated parent, in
Portsmouth, y. IT,, observed, with
pain, that his first born had no teeth,
so lac FASTENED to remedy the dcfor-
nifty by purchasing q fifteen dollar
set, ronarking to the nurse, that
that babe shouldn't suffer il he had
to 90 with one shirt n week.
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The question:, "Who was Richard
III. bciorc he was himself again?'
has been going the rounds Of our
contemporaries for some time. The
answer Is plain. He was somebody
beside him scll.--N. y. World.
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Ell. Harder,
BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURER,
Goyer's Block, MEMPHIS, TENN.
Administrators Sale.

ANiltliiSiEdtD , Hdip,
BY virtue of decree Of the Probate court o
Mar hall county, Mississippi, made at Che ,Jsne
term thereof, 1869, the undersigned rs admin.
%lsSrator OF the estate OF Joseph ". Matthews
deceased, will on
Aondag, he first day Of April, 1872.
at tile court ho1sc door IN the toan ar Sn,,Hs
ranola comfy, Mississippi, within the hon,s
prescribed by law, proceed and sell ut nnhlir
cutlery to the highest bidder, the following
lands, wing n said county Of Pamela, to.wii7
Lot twelve, (l2l of section six tGl, lots MIN
w, ten tl0l, fifteen (li9 and sixteen llGl of
sec eight (st lot sixteen (l6) Of acc, el5yrn
tllE lots one ~, eight tsl nine 10Y. len fl0l
and eleven ~ Of sec. fourteen tlil; lots one
~ two t2h seven ~ aud eight tsl. of .,
seventeen tl7E and lots three f3lanff ionr M
OF SEE twenty seven en- all in township
'Weaiy'sesen l27l range one (1) east; Also,
po't'i uall Rp1 soatli-weSt quarter OF sec. TWEEN
y-one CID =. wenty-eiehtt2St, Il. d,cfl ,cnst
Alsn, southwest quarter OF sec. tl,iri three
ta'h and northeast qr Of see. twelve f1ol.
~ ~ seven u, siS ~ west; also, sec. twenty
'onr ~ 7, eight tal II seven 90 west, ala.
south Fraction 81 south mt quarter Of sec
twenty. fur fal southeast quarter Of sec
twenty SIX t@Gt, and fractional north hair and
hotth east 1tu zee. twenty-five, all IN 7, ninr,
r. hine 2 west Al#p, f%actional see, thirtysiy
teih = ten 400 r, eight tRl wcgt; also, north
anartrrof see. Que ID, r. len l0, 4. stx
a ". Ahoi ne sescn ~ \. sStGt Il. nine
" Atso as twedtyvhlre t2al, r. six
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Inc action OF the Legislature IL
Sill unimportant. The following is
a list OF bills approved by the Gov
yruor for tic week ending Saturday
rtt, showing That local bills arc all
The rage;
To INCORPORATE the town OF Pom
totoe.
Anocj 10 incorporate the town Of
Austin.
Auact to incorporate the town Of
Cotton Gin Iort.
To amend an act to incorporate
the town of Oxford.
An act to incorporate the Mcrid-
inn Gas Light Company.
An act authorizing the Governor
to employ counsel.
An net defining the duties of the
Circuit and Cbaneery Clerks Of Al.
corn county,
An act to amend the fifth section
of the first chapter OF the Revised
Code.
Resolution granting leave of alb.
sencc to the Judges OF the SD.
prome Court.
Also granting leave of absence to
the Hon. j. ). Morris.
An act TO amend the charter of
the town Of West Point.
To incorporate the Mississippi
River and Sardis Railroad Company.
10 incorporate the Synod OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
To repeal act to incorporate the
town OF Alliston.
Also an act to remove the civil
disabilities of William =. fowler.
An act to amend section 224, of
article 4, of chapter 7, of the Ro-
vised Code.
An act providing for an election
of municipal officers in the city of
Aberdeen.
An act to authorize the construc.
ton OF II street railway in the city Of
Aberdeen.
An act to incorporate the Grand
Commandcry OF Knights Tcmplar Of.
this Stote.
An act to transfer, III certain cases,
suits from Circuit Courts to justices
of the Peace.
To changct the place of meeting Of
the Board OF Supervisors Of the coun>
ties OF Panola, prentiss, Benton
Montgomery and Lincoln.
A resolution and memorial of the
Mississippi Legislature to the Con-
gress of the United States relative to
the Vicksburg and Ship Island Rail
road.
Anact to incorporate the Bank of
Oxford.
10 incorporate the Corinth Say,
Bank,
10 incorporate the Citizen Bank
of Corinth.
An act to secure the collection OF
of stock by cities, towns and counties
to railroads.
10 wovidc for the appointment
Of an assessor IN Tuniea county.
A JOINT resolution has passed 70
adjourn ON the 9Th Of April, but that
can be easily raeonsiiercd az was
the rcsolutiou @ a o4m % the 18th
inst.
A resolution was offered, tito can.
sidera.iou IF which octapisa! epushl-
time, proposing VII adonrn-
ment on "Wednesday. ihe 9Th inst.
A number OF amendments we're Of
One to adjourn on the 18th
If April, was defeated, Another to
adjourn on the 5th Of April, was con-
,iderod. A motion was then made
o refer the whole matter TO n select
committee of three, which n lost.
Tho previous question was called Oh
he resolution and amendments,
which was sustained, and the feso.
ation was adopted, 10 amended IA
D require the President d the Sen
to and Speaker Of the House 10 nj. !
ourn their respective Houses ring
he, on the 9th day Of April next, NJ
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H# 80 As5 Bsi
Hfal sileaa
aI.fiH ftHEHa#
f.at.sp Sic este fsst aa.
.H fs tHfmfaf if ~
~ em n o. fsHl| a
fTff Il7t bin H. aH
mai a qsa1a aipfa
e fri fr. m f
nf al ati lil a'iIt
.a Hnsisg. iFgh fay aH
H-f f.ff Hff Hfa hHm
'at ssis. a1 tIa- h1vr errsi
,bg ule lfmly if ile JIG iHl m
'trefssn 90 lees M sslF alano,
bit slsH hm Islf slfism maHl
~ tle huIlf fuxHN ba llui l
fhu BE- mes ,airnulahr NE mfa
With su lal, nf fIe h9H# whg Vi
sho lHfIb il ing when ihe iag !.
any ny lrfs about iip piaeo. b pretty
nIiniu pltitu % esuino aec1mpHn
iUlrnf
81 .hH. h.rI HHvIlN up .ar
Hud 'U. I1vm .lui 1uf be'0H ho eI
.ru- a-liaprs tI he 10 admitted Ga
.tte uIu V..f. .Iig BE-, Hh.n boz W.
IDlu, tnluug tcry good iim.
ueiua.lg t.Irus , Hcmt assut.I
900 fhe uuO .a..I.NHt u.b tbo H
|r.t, tIu hI,U. uu'.. ua EiuJ
.blrud.l t4uU aal uoHI chat 'o.
nc.fUef Else tbc ,oite oi % dog rI
anything c..e, but slowing Some.
thing oi o. mu.ical ooG hru Boz
BThW U1l1 TOO high I5T hIU, u,
viii stop ouI wait fpt tbc cadauca %
b. the cong 10 reach the lower note
again. IN his rising notes Ac litt
, lus bead Js Wcll a. hI7 .oicr. Whcl
hiH owner cutrrs tho room he SD
suddenly stop, and not another uat'
can be got out OF him while his ma'
Ter rcmaiui. In Tact, he di.Ilkc- &
have anybody present except 'lh
, one with whom ic slng'. iii
j voice Is improved aud he sings bet
ter tfnn he did He may yet sim.
e with NILSSON. There ARE II goo.
+ many puppies following in her wax,
! who have neither the music nor tn
scu,c ol this one.
- go -
S What sets our girls usmijing!- p.
glass.
= "IIow many twists did you Civ
. your chignou z" is the girls fir.
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Tbs hilsaefass msH u thisd=sass
IL suf suaaiy. Wit ~ isfaliiy a..
tmdias - sHssss - sFeaiad mssh
laIHltT liTfg f. beafmfhA Thls J%
sase. - afs llIsmel ti s~ssefsl
Ieaf6ssl mea, va alma=t 81 slAlesHis
IL ihls - Htliy 10 LIS. ct which
time g-ife = nsBl-f n suf sifisehs
died wiih a.
The aisss-e l. vsss u ancient afi
gin, anil Ia hAspfy y fnIly develsl--l
IN msdRvnl works snd iss treatment
vol aud folly lsti ioNn itkby m
mcaas a new disease. Eugthc Sue
~ III. " Wandering lew spraks u
the treatment Bf thi. di.csss utnrI
ohe n tle leading character. IN ~,
l'ook BY a celebrated French fhysi.
elan. The treatment being. hrst, on
applieatis'a u u saturated elgtl will
in1nntiae 10 the lmck and iIin,
and the inssing over 1t
hot iron, burning Che fc-lI, and y
this did not give r%cliei, The oily re-
lief was III the use oi a blow pip,
aud an aleohot lamp, causing an in
cisim into the flesh like q gimlc
With the burning fame, which opera
t.oa was called the Nora, aud aih
or gave instant relief or praduHcd
painful death. n
The disease, on Monday lust, In,
not ceased is appearance In ncy
cases, ~ We know 1t six eases within
our limited knowledge taken on tia
day.
With the many sudden changes t,
the Weather aud the unusual bite
cold OF the past winter, We cannot b
surprised at tho grca, amount a
sickness that Inns marked the las
thirty days, the opening Of -priny
and the breaking VI Of the settled in
flucuecs Of winter.
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49, aIf
ca ! TiW fvy
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=. aai efsrtts tfV lsmi
a~fsHaftase ssfses A. al
-
Tie Fekslnfx HeaM ana-rim
a. ssAlfz~s. "A llsa 4sf4nss sAs
seftfsH eftfaa Ia DE- mtaf M ial
ssHI ahAe sfgse % ~ mml
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Hfeagthl ffHiB ltsf lmtsf The ~.
sfss 18th shlsh - f.iHH
ssIies ~ hsi nHmHse1 Vim ii'
tsoi~ that re si b. tsfmiu u a.
greet kim ssslH ere bong NJ W. ob.
Keatal sHd saeuststasi fell n hls1N
rbsfp his sefytst r. the oommn
. ace NJ Ilsfly sah honest ~ 1000
Hss'ii - Cia,agH,
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TRAINS Run as FOLLOWS AFTER
DECEMBER l, IL.
Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
TIME ia ~

Change Of timc on Sunday Nov. 20, 1870
GOING SOUTH.
Nail train leaves Memphis 2:l0 r. NM
Como i:26p. NJ, Strdis son, HateSrifle ss
CORTLAND 5.l3, pope's Station 5:50, aniM
arrive ut Grenada 1852. ".
Express trains leave Memphis 4:l5 r. " ~
Como :5S, Sardis 1:35, BatesvilleS so, lenl
land s:2l, Popes &sl, r.. N. and arrive Y
Grenatla 10:3h-p. NJ
Freight train leaves Memphis 6:30 A.x, Ps
Come ll;la, Sardis le.2O, Bstcsville ~
Coartlend III, Pooc's l;53, and arriss
Grenada 5:10 r. NJ, w
GOING NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenada 9:25l 4, paSfspa.
lilo, CORTLAND, ll:l7, Batesvilh iE.-
Sarlis, 1870, Como, 1910 4. n. and NM
AT Mcnpllis3 800 pm.
Express trains leave Grenada 2:35A \. ~
Pope's 4:37, Courtland 4.45, Batesviais ~
Sarlis 500, Come, G:l2, and arrive q se''
phis $50 AN.
Freight train Nases Grenada 5:3oA " W
Pope's SIT, CORTLAND $50, BatcsvilN W.
Sardis 1925, Como ll:l5, 4. T., snd anf'
at Memphis 4sn0 Pm.
Mail and 1 Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays.
The mail train going South makes IN y.
sonncetien ut Grenada for New Orleans. III
Express going South conuects for Watef
ley, coifeeyille, Oxford, &c.
A. 4. LIvERMORE. Gfn'l. Sup.
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Rangers Noticp-

NtTI'E is hereby given that one sorre
h T$r mule, thirteen sud tlircc-t0urths hand.
high, s%appo>etl 10 b" about thirteen wears oil,
lll' heen taken up rs an cstrAy by \. NJ
NtVorhle, in the coRaiy Of Pamela, State o
mississippi and the oWncr not being known
3't( aPtr1issmcnt having been m3dc according
To itw, md the amount assessed at $40; thai
the sad mule will be sold as an cstrty a, pub
e a%a'tiOn, To thr highest bidder, for cash, on
Monday, the 9Th day Of April, 1877, in front ot
the Court llolse loJr Of said cou4ty. in III,
town nj S'rdis, if Property is not claimed aud
CHANGES rnid,
ROBERT JARVIS,
ma -5-'W Ringer.
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From present appearances, the
choice Of The Cincinnati Convention
will fall upon either Judge Davis,
Trumbull or Gratz Brown. Greeley
is generally thought to be the most
prominent for the second place upon
the ticket.
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hangers Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that one small
light bay mare mule, one eye ont, has been
taken up on tho lst Of November, 1871, as an
cstray, by &, W. Hines, OF Pamela county. Ms.
Sissippi, and tie owner thereof net being
known, aud having been appraised, according
To law, NJ the sum Of forty aallas t340t, that
the said mule will be sold at public auction, for
cnsh, to the highest bidder, MS an cstray, on
hn@11y, THE 9Th day OF April. 1877, in front of
the r,Ur' House loar of said county, in the
town of Sarlis, II raid muic Is not sooner
ct,jmol and char e' paid.
EOaEHT JARVIS.
Ih'f@i NV Ranger.
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1t Is estimated that the next wheat
crop OF California will produce H.
0O0,0 sacks worth $4,000, 900,
This will beat the product Of hen
mines.
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TN next meeting 81 thu Missis-
firpa State Medical Association will
~ hsld n Holy Springs, On the Sd
~ II April
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Tho dcsnand for labor among our
planters M. never been AZ great at
ANY time since the a ms 1T this
time. Many planations. tllat are Of
tho finest sillablo land Ia tho world
with VII improvements. are citho,
uioccupied totally with laborers o,
only supplied With enough labor To
cultivate a small portion. vi know,
within tho range Of fifteen miles Of
sar'lis, ct a large number Of ucrcs
Of rich, cleared land that will have to
be nncultivatcd this scason for want
OF labor, md tlorc IL much more
vaea'lt this year than last,
aud at The same time much more eff.
fort to. secure labor this year than
lust. We harlly know how to &C.
count for these contradictions aud to
solve tho labor question ut all. But
there b clearly two reasons for the
present demand over last yoar tor
labor and It's scarcity. Ana that
l. frst,' that the working
forec IL on the decline; tho negro
welntn having all quit the fields and
the number OF boys goag to school
and keeping out of the fields il
greater; further, more negroes are
congrcgatiag around the towns, and
IN some cases, where negroes have
bought land they have cleared little
patches md live upon this, and, be-
sides all this, the number Of aeres
cultivated per hand is decreasing each
year. Now, with all these causes on
Tile part OF tho negro besides many
Others, the second reason for the
scarcity pf labor tins season over last
Il, flat the planters are excited M.
on the present high prices Of cotton,
aud arc watching ont after more la.
Dor 10 grow more cotton than last
season, ani nearly every planter
aays. We'll, | have my force of
Inst ycor, but | believe ] would like
TO have three or four more hands to
c.ltisate q tcw more acres In cotton."I
Aud i, It IA with each one. These are
patent reasons that appear to us for
the solution Of this problem. VIII
some Of our readers give us
. better and more full ex-
PLANTATION Of tho causc?- p
Many Of our patrons arc scientific
planters aud VIC know ae much bet.
ter posted uron this subject, aud We
shall expect TO herr from some Of
AsAA't s. #8s 4s8s
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The Japs are reported 10 have in
dicatel their unqualified approha-
ton Of the American institution of
cocktails.
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$50 yon are going to keep u school?
said q young lady to her maiden
aunt; "wcll, for my part, sooner than
do that, | would marry a widowcr
with nine children al would pre-
for that myself" was thcquiet reply;
sbut where's the widowcri
What il the difference between n
honeycomb and q honcy-moon?-
One consists of d number OF small
cells, the other ofonc great sell.
The sweetest blessing Of life--wo-
man.
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For Sale.

! offer for sale MY housesaod loi y j
~ SArdis, lIo. &c containing three cit' nts
( 81 rooms Il hail. ft,nt and back po'ss Y.
p ntry--ene ont building containing ~,
! rsanisicom. Twill make tse ssn's IN
L. D. GKEENiA"
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..lt.r Al. ssaasa uftat htut ani m pnbe generally m farrfe mi uat@
uegHBeaf I
Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Notions and Clothing,
which hy a#ta retail hwef ta eve bfr offered 70 any market
and 90 eyilrnee below give part ahtdmcs atvbd,up owti g"de- ciiiothem
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

Morning mud Night linesof Pullmants pslus
Drawing-Room and Sleeping Cars are run "a
this route from Cincinnati or Colambua 10 Bl.
timore and Washington City, without change,
Up Ibis route you avoid all 0mnibns Trans
fers and Ferries.
Tickets for sale II Ill Ticket Offices In he
South autl West.
l.. NJ. COLE, j. l.. WILSON,
Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Master Tranporn,
Baltimore, NH B,lta-mc, W.
SIDNEY b. JONES,
Gcnll Pass. Ageht, Cincinnati, 0hio.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

What sets our girls o.smijing "a
glass,
How many twists did you give
your clignou?" is the girls first
question Of each other on meeting
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25

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tern in Nuelance i'm Dienft BABE, 70 II
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funeen taben, ea6 reur, unter 3eb,1 Der
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ler chen cine Mu6nabn,e 1T, bic inbeGen
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fe&tuna unfere wdrmfte Gbeilnabu,e unit
berslt&ites 8eiletp. Das IS nod Urgent
mel&e Sutereirn seben fam, peren Ser
treter slaubtn, fe pur@ feisen Meu&sl>
moro f6rberr, III f5nnen, 1T berau.rli@,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25
MINNESOTA SlAATSZEITUNG
Donnerita9, ben Is. Sult 1872.
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@mneapolis - MueuR 8rai9peiltn
&brpfal Cafe - W. 8robs.
@ep rlm - s !. Gorter.
StiQ&pater &c. 8attenbure. .f'
@inona - M. &eu.6. T..
Nebwine g. 6. @mitt.
5enberlon - Mban I'D. u
@basfa g. Tbtes.
&arper - W m. 9 litf9fa. -
pafines -Spbn pfttfer. -
Manteto - s. s. artman Il.
@t. peter - % nj. g @i nj el.
9oung Wmerica -@ebr Nferu nj a II Il.
Baconia - 6 &. g 9mibt
Gartbault - q. GltdenRein.
@ut&inlon e. 5.8laine.
Reeos Qanbina - 8. $ ma ,
W. % attertd.
@t;eling s.. 9 pbbarb.
96eo -Sobn 5e&tman:
Watertown -2ouis &au4.
Sodtoro -Sobn 9ube19eL
&odefer -6eurY &a I'D.
Sano Greet -Spbr Crane.
&c Sueur $. 6. Maag.
6runtenac $. @@neiper.
Gapen @tream &. Ne4.
8eQe glaine - s. M%ebner.
pratrie Mouno - Sobn @rStf@.
Duluth -6ermann OSWALD.
@Iairmont &c. Buebring.
Dre6elpiQe -pbiL DreTeL
Oberle's Corner - 6. p~ppptB.
@bafppee - 6. @. 5alle.
Mriineton - 6. &lintert.
9oparo Gate - 81. @ilbune MatbiaS
Stub &ttY -Nic. @aufen.
Gorref Nounb - Claus Bebrtns.
Nem Bottom - q. SgrpSfp.
Minneapolis -Yeter @bGler.
Gli3abetbtprn - u. Mifl9e u. 60.