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STARTLING DISCOVERY!
~ LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
"A vctinl OF YOUTH al lmirudence causing Premature
Decay. Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood etc.. having
tried IN vain every known remedy has discovered
pie self cure, which he viii send to his feow-suf-
ferers Address J. REEVES, 43 Chatham street
New YORK. sI0-eOly&k
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, 500 18th street:
ODeaigl1 CLOSING Bid
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BOWLING. Auc.ioneer.

rlNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF CdTSEHOLD EFFECTS
At SalesroOm, SATURDAY, JANUARY TWENTY
EIGHTH. at TEN O'CLOCK.
Also.
large consignment of v hite China.
j26-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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II NE NObEhTSUN, The MOST RELIABLE AND
LONGEST established speals in this city, with Is
years experience VIII in all diseases Of
the Urinary Organs, Nervous and Seminal Weakness
Nocturnal Emissions Impotency Gloss Of sexual power)
10 dnys Consultstions strictly ooniidential Can be
at hts Office, 456 street northwest. Refers to the
leading Physicians of Baltimore. Main ONCE 10 South
Eutaw street. Baltimore. Nd. o9I
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YNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
EECEIyERS SALE OF THE ENTIRE EFFECTS
OF THE LYON HOUSE, NO. 1884 STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue decree of the Equity Court of the Dis
triCt of Columbia the UNDERSIGNED receiver will pr-
coed to cell. on SATURDAY. JANUARY TWENTY
EIGHTH. 1882, at TEN O'CLOCK. and continue until
ali is sold which is partly enumerated below viz:
Superior Hair Mattresses.
Feather Pillows and Hair Boosters.
Window Hangings, NJ. L. Tables.
Fine NoQuette Carpets.
Superior Velvet and Tapestry Carpets.
Velvet Stair and Hall Carpets.
Large number Walnut and ether Dining Tables.
Magnificent Bar Mirror the largest III the city.
Fine Eating Bar Mirrors
Fine Walnut Bar and Eating Bar Counters said to be
80 the most complete in the city.
Two superb Bronze Figures very large. with gas at
taclineIts.
Handsome Cry s,al Chandeliers.
Large and superior collection of GAS Ware.
Nickel and Copper Coffee and Hot Water Boilers.
LARGE and varied assortment of China.
Silver plated Casters, Knives and Forks.
Silver plated Sugars and Teas and COftees.
Large quantity OF Table Liner nearly all new.
Towels, NAPKINS, Bed Linen
Oil Cloths. Door aud Hall Mats.
I4ar-e number Dining Chairs.
Steam Table. Large Broiler.
Fine assortment ~ Copper Ware.
Tin Ware and other Kitchen Articles.
Steam Boiler for heating house
Oyster Roasterr. Steamers, BroilerS, &c.
Also,
varied assortment Of Wines and liquors, together
with many other articles not necessary to cnnerate
The entire Furniture this house is in fine condition
and well worthy the attention of buyers
J2'-nts ROBERT &. HOFFMAN, Receiver
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lHANGERY SALE OF IMPROVED pRopERT

( 1HANCERi SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
- ON The CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AND S
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the%
District OF Columbia. sittin. i'll Equity, passed
the 10th day Of January. A. D. 1882, in cause No. Aa
1855. wherein Catherine Jeddy is complainant: and
Richard Fitzmorrs and others defendants we will
seii at I'b, auction. in fro0t of the prenises,
TUESDAY,, the THIBTY-tlRSr DAY of JANUARY,
I'D. 1os2. at FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. all the right.
title Interest and estate Of all the parties to said cause
ip and to the following described real tate situate in
the city OF Washington District CT Columbia. t. wit:
Lot Numbered one a. in Patterson's recorded subdiy
Terms OF sale 0ne-thrd Of the purchase money to be
which 500 is to be paid deposit at the time of sale
the balance of the purchase money to he paid three
equal instruments III six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day of sale, for which the purchaser
chasers shall deliver to the trustees hs her or their
proissory notes dated tile day SALE ard to bear
interest at the rate Of six per cent yer annum
their option the purchaser purchasers may pay the
whole amour; III cash Upon the ratification of the sale
by the court and the payment of the whole Of the
chase money the trustees viii convey said PROPERTY
to the purch purchasers thereof. Convey aicn
ana recording at purchasers coet. If terms
Piled with in fye days the property viii be resod risk
ana cost u dttaultIDg purchaser.
BAINBRIDGE II. WEBB,
No. $50 ~ street. | ,r.
FRANK 7. BROWNING. Z trustees
Columbia Law BuildingJ
Jal'-dSds DUNCANSON BROS, Auct..
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR: ROBERTSON CAN BE CONSULTED CONFI-
dentlaiiy by Gentlemen and Ladies who need med
lca advice. every Wednesday and Saturday at 456
street northwest 20 years experience. Main Office
- south EGtaw street. Baltimore. jal9 Inn
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w Il. WREATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING
AND WET AND DRY
QH0TyRTNG ECT pI TCIJ AfTs

0CUUhINU ESIAbLISHM ENT.
VII can for and deliver WORK anywhere in The Dis
Goods received and returned BY mail and express from
and to al parts OF the country.
No. 1O68 GOLD 49, JEFFERSON STREET,
ap8 NEAR BRrDGE OEORGFrOWT X r.
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, BEGIN
MING OCT OBER 1sT.

Firs;CIa fare to Norfolk and Fort Monroe 81 -
Second class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. 80
firtCia-s fare To Pney Point and Point Lookout 80
Second lass 10 PIney Point and Point Lookout 10
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14
cnMNiSSI0yERS sale

4A#E
rs virtue n 0 dcrue 81 lla t'-
court Of the LIST district ~ pano's Nv
Mississippi, rendered On The .ss n M
November 1881, IN caurc No
Burioni II al W 4. y Young Ct .,
land for partition. I, 4 X fasnh "a
mlseioner appointed by vail .'r. - Al
proceed 10 vii 10 the highest pN7''
public cutlery on
Monday ne Oh Day Of fffs"r
lSS9. In front of the e~outtlicur a.aS|
lheiown II fktnlia. the falinxi'sz -.
rial estate siluair and lying y. W. :
~ d Pamela aud state Of N~is'is~P1- i
wit: The fractional enuth haii y ~
tnwn 7 range y. resi epuiainint- = ~,
The n " % ssf'. Is town pnfsV 80
loo acres the n n ~ 80. sfo~n ~
0 west, lssf nfr's the sel q =
tango o west. l6D aerts irsfl -
nurtlf side a h "a Of ssc. lhicsn al
9 IL ANS, lie n VI q ssSs
miar 0 vcsf, lsO nerc- The svt
suvn : Fangc D west leo ssrss
Tnn,ts C.rrL
+. r. Elahn, Clerk and ccH'H
Saulis Miss Ian. fffh lSs-
ugleshy 4 laylur, solicitors.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE


Dy virtue Of n dccrcc oi the chsncss
court of tho lst district Of Pamela cssq|
rendered on the nth day Of Novtn'es
isS0, upon the petition OIL. D. Gosi.a1
n al Va, Mary !. Smith It ~. NoM'u|
aiu oi hand for division. LIS X h,nz
commissioner appointed by saff 49,
will proceed to soil toihe highest m''A
ut public outcry ON
Wednesday me 1SM Day cf jasaay
1857. in fp,nt Of J. NJ. Iarkty's soe :
the town Of Eureka Springs Panose. n.
", the following described rral ~
situate and lying in the coullty q 20
and Stale al Mississippi tc-Ht' ~
hadf OF the south west quarter ~.
eight aud south east quarter oil Folln
quarter IL e~ceiinn sewn, oil IN 'evn.s1
ten. nlngc. six ", 81. W Of sNla M
town 10 range q wostl coutaipiss
one hundred anl twenty acres isass J
less. Tcrms; one half rish and ~ 4
ia twelve months with SIX icf oe"' |,
tcrrsi pcrsannnm ipm day = r'le. =.
chnsrrs To execute bond with sif''
security for deferred paymenfA
). X. BLsNs, Clerk and Conliaf
Sirti, Miss nsc, ~ lRsl.
Hull K hottie, Attorneys
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14
G0MMLSsI0NER,s slIF


By yirtnc Of n decree Of the einsNs|
court Of tho lst district Of Panula cast
Mississippi rendered on the 9Th du {
November, 1881, in cause No. ~ beS|
NJ. Boxley vsJ ". Gillespie q H. l. \
r. Blann, cpmial- foncr appointed Z
said decree, will proceed to sll % N
highest bidder ut public outcry On
Wednesday the 25h Day of hrr.
1882 In front Of the courthouse dor Z
the town Of Sarlis, the followingdrsA
ed real estate situate aud lying ia y
county Of Pamela and State Of MisirgF
to-wit: lEriuning al the north ws on
OF the ror'-canst quarter u sciicn !
township 7, range ., west, rnnningthss
east sixteen chains thence sonth lvtH
chains and fifty links thenu wesfs zisl
chains thence north lwnlye Chains .
iifly links 10 point Of beginning, and .
the m thereto BELONGING "
fraction Of 81 Of NC. 20 town J rsr
vest containing t20l twenty asres mo
or lcfE. 1Erss: CAsn.
s. r. RLASS Clerk and Coininissc'<
Sardis, MisS Dee. 9th mi.
Iialch 4 Rainwatcr, Ati'ys.
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

I
The Congressional Directory, cd
tied by Ben. pcrley Poorc and
corrected TO December 3lst, has
inade Its appearance. Some curl
ous facts in relation 10 the members
oftho two Houses appear in IL OF
the seventy-six Senators, five arc Of
foreign birth, viz: Jones, If Florida;
scwell, Of New Jersey, and Fair, of
Nevada, born in Ireland Jones, Of
Nevada, born in England; and
Beck, of Kentucky, born in Scot
land. OF course, either of these
gentlemen, being peers, are eligi-
BILE to the Office ofProsidcnt protein,
Of the Senate, but in the even. OF
the death Of tho Vicc-Prosidcnt
there is a question whether they
could discharge the duties Of Pres.
iient, the Constitution requiring
that the President shall ba a ma.
tive born citizen.
The youngest Senators are Cor
ham, forty.fve Miller, forty.thrce ;
Plumb, thirty-four, and Hale, thir.
ty.hvc.
The eldest are Morrill,, seventy.
one; Lapham siKty-scvon, and
Anthony and David Davis, sixty.
six; Dawes aud Sawyer sixty.fvc
salisbury, sixty four; congcr an,
Hampton, sixty.throe.
Some Of the eldest Senators with
hold their age from the Directory
Edmonds who looks like nm,
Is recognized rs the sage ofthc Sen
ate, will be ffty-four ON tho lst Q
February next
Maine, Delaware aud SouiI
Carolina are the only Suites tina
have full native delegates in Cor
gress, and Arkansas, Texas, Wi,
consin Minnesota, Kansas, Nehra,
ka, Oregon, Nevada, and Colorad
have neither n native represent,
tive the birth place Of twcnty-tw
are hot given, and fifteen are /,
foreign birth. Tho contrast b
tween the nativity and legislati,
representation Is somewhat sing
Jar. New England, with Il rcpr
f~entation oftwcnty-eight, has fort
seven Of her sons In the Huu.
New York has thirty-thrce repl
rentatiyes and thirty-six member
twcnty-ssYcn born In TINT StaI
Pennsylvania twenty-scvcn al
thirty.thrcc. Ohio twenty nj
twenty-scyen, while Illinois, ha
ing nin,t zen representatives h
but two sons In the House. Mic
igan and Iowa have but one ca
out u the nine representatives.
the 20s American born VIII,
place Of birth Il given, l63 are
Nurthefn birth. one from the Pas
h Toast and but fortytwo werc bo
~ the Hnth.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

CHEF Justice Chalmers adminis-
tered tho oath of Office TO Gov. Low
nv. At the close Of the address, II
little six-ycar old girl walked down
the aisle with a basket Of flowers,
which she placed in the Governors
hands. Gov, Lowry folded her in
his arms and kissed her amid Il
storm of applause from the multi
t,,l,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

GEH. JoR JOHNSTON has written n
card denying the statement that
no had charged JEFF Davis with
approprinting TO his own use large
sum of Confederate gold. 1t is well
that he has done 20. The people Of
the United States, especially Of the
South wouldbc slow 10 question the
integrity Of the Ex-Confcderatc
President.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

Dr.. 7. H. MhGRupER, Of Clai-
borne county, is the oldest member
Of the House of Representatives,
being in his SD year. He has
been n mason 81 years, and is,
probably, the oldest one in the
State.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

CART. J. D.. BunKF, Of tho Magnolia
Gazette, is a candidate before the
Legislature for the Office Of COM
missioner of immigration, From
Il personal acquaintance with him,
we can commend him rs worthy
and fully qualified to fiji that po-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

\ FEW days since in Shubuta, a
white couple were married by q
culorcd preacher, because they were
ina hurry and no white minister
could be found.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

PETER MApEtSs, aged III years,
3 months and 10 days, died in
Washington county, Ark, last
week. lie was a truc-blue Demo
crut and voted for every candidate
Of that party from jefferson tC
Hancock.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

A SPECTATOR, with q view, per.
haps, Of running a small show,
offers $1,000 for Guiteau's body, and
proposes, If necessary, to wait un.
I'll the assassin dies q natural
death.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

Mn. T. J. McQuIsroN, OF Monroe
county, has been elected supcrin-
tcndcnt Of the pcnitcntiary and
Mrs. Mary Morancy, Of Kinds, has
been reelected State librarian.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

Tho farmers " Lincoln county
are Planting more oats than they
did last year.
Adams county has II "poor farm
aud lcmca her paupor ut $3.50 per
capita per month.
Bette Ridick, a colorcd paupcr,
aged 100 years, died near Coffee
vile on the 3d inst.
Choctaw Indian prcachcr,from
the Territory approaching in New
ton and Ncshoba counties.
Near Pas Christian last week, A..
J, Saucicr killed n wild turkey
weighing eighteen pounds,
The Mississippi Farmer has
hecn moved from Trenton, Smith
county, to Forest, Scott county,
On the 3D. inst, Il mad dog gave
Roscdalc n big scare by biting u
leycc hand and four or five dogs,
There is contest going on before
the supreme Court, over the Office
of treasurer of Chicknsaw county.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Goa
homa county allows 80 Il piece for
wolf scalps taken in That coun.
ty.
At Meridian the Sentinel, n tenn.
pcrance paper, and Our Country,
an Anti-monopolist organ, have
suspended.
The members of the Holly
Springs bar have unanimously en-.
dorscd .Minning's bill for rc-or
gonizing the Supreme Court.
The Water Valley cotton mill,
have been exempted from county
taxation ten years by the Board oi
Supervisors Of Yalobusha coun.
ty.
AT Hickory, Newton county,on tn,
lth inst, Jack Nicholas, an Indian
was cut into mincc meat while tax
ing n drunken sleep on the rail
road.
DIR. Robert Riley in Yazoo coun
ty, on the "a inst, killed a gra,
eagle measuring six feet and fou
inches from tip to tip Of tn
wings.
There will be a special election
in Coahoma county on the 1T
instant, to fill vacancies in tn
Offices Of treasurer, assessor an
coroner and ranger.
On the night Of the lst inst tn
Union church at Taylor's depo
Lafayette county, was burned, .
defective iluc caused it. Los
sl,500-no insurance.
Near Columbus two men hay
100 acres Of land in mint. TN
crops are cut and distilled in
year on the same land. This pa,
better than embarrassing.
Il Mrs. II. II. Bate, daughter
Gov. Lowry, will preside over u
mansion. The brandon Republ
- can says there is not a lady in Il
i, State who could do it with mo.
dgracc and dignity.
ISL Col. J. G. Clarke, General Man
ger If the {, 81. H. & n. @. railun
has Issued Orders iorbiddiug new
n boys selling the Police Gazette,
a lustratcd News or papers of su,
. character, ON that line.
n On the night of the lat inst,
paulding, W. J. Bramc, sheriff
Jasper county, was rubbed Of s30
n by thieves entering his OH
il through a window and bronkil
ii open the safe with a crowbar.
In Bolivar county last week II,
III johnson (c), while sitting by !
X own fro-sidc was shot and kill
by Anderson Hunter (c). Hunt
loved Johnson's wife mot wise
but too WE'LL The former broke
" and moved fifteen miles Grid hi
81 self Of his rival, with the above
sulf Ifont,r l. In ,a,l and .Jnl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

hR ]. p, RYAN. bar Sir / have lie.
and having previously used the ordinary
10 sly that your Patent Pump N iar sup,
Comdnot now he induced 10 use amy othr
prize III yours. Respectfully,
Capt. X IL. Taylor, Robert Jackson, DR.
Go, H. J. Goodwin, Memphis, Col. Geo. II
Z, y, Terry. Dr. Joe Carter, W. II. Wall,
number that an using the pumps. Very
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

We y
among u- pHr.. Jon 81 Tfaittge
wealth Ia me state, IN my judg
mcnt but few things could be- more
beneficial toup now than n copioua
Intuition into ouf population and
pursuits of the energies and improy.
cd methods Of industry which dis
tinguish other States and countries.
To obtain this desirable end exor.
tion must be made for 1t, Under
the circumstances which surround
us wo cannot afford 10 be indilIer-
ent or inactive, or 10 rely merely
on natural causcs TO turn the
tide Of immigration in this dircc-
tion. That serious difficulties and
obstacles obstruct the course
Of immigration 10 Mississippi
is admitted, but that they
may DO gradually and ultimately
overcome ] have no doubt, But
influence for this purpose must be
cIcrtcd, both at home and abroad
Prcjudiccs against US must be com
batted ;apprchcnsions Of insecurity
among us, whether just or unjust,
must be removed, and the adyan-
tages and attractions Of the State
must be exhibited. And good
government and kindly treatment
and attention TO those who hnvc,or
may, cast their lots among us,must
be potent factors IN working out
this result. If ! am not greatly mis-.
taken, the immigration bureau Of
the State is at this time m impor.
int department ofthc statogovcrn.
mcnt, but TO effect any cool it
must be strengthened and vitalizcd,
not rccklessly or extravagantly but
prudently and Enthusiastically.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

AnAp.dog was on the rampage in
Jackson Monday morning and bit
three children. The doc was killed
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

L. I. RAMSEY, late treasurer Of
L%auderlale county, Is a dcfaulter
IN the sum ofsS.TOo.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

~
ltHHIH
lU
flHHtf 1900 r4H
.Ff THi HIWF
i isI. hiifr eafa't Fii
W. W. lh
GaffYH .tl all ai hftu
Ifi Hi iu ii.fhHIHAf
fIm n]itammals tinif0 uH
Wy iffi ihn utim miila
lipht w ifp lHhing wfit mfnei
IN ftslnfy m llt Nv lu.f
Nafetetls nav lnpDy to ha
q regular HlfNft bat Hlhtt
li0liynf county fHYt its tfHf.
inn koepeftf LOn yoat
ltsuiU wUiiy lmH ftytml iun
lfal daliu1unUi lv Inyofa
The State tyuiul AtnulOiIon
mul 100 tnetWu n ifr fllh inai
Holly aprinu fn1 mganIn0d q
.u.0aiy to aid the Irm u That
plpco
Tho bonded dclt NJ jackson wl.
1909 two scars 0tp now 70 &.
$1,000
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

Is 1881 new lines Of railroad
aegrcEating s,2l2 miles Of track
were built in the United siatos.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

s2j00 and NJ Fi.hcl tho sumo for
any evidence that viii lead 10 the
conviction Of these nightprowlcrs
We regret that there arc
those in our midst 80 lost to all
sense ii honor and dcccncy rs TO be
guilty of such cowardly and con
tcmptiblc conduct, and in the
name Of this people, We dcuouncc
aud condemn them
The so-enllcd Williamson Boys
must be suppressed, or they will
disgrace the town and be Of
incalculablc injury to its inter
csts.
Mr.. Fishcl Is in nowisc alarmed,
and proposes to "hold the fort
lie is right, and all good citi-
Gems will endorse his determination
to stand by, and If necessary, de-
fend his rights,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

sEvrs men were hung ON tho
first Friday Of the new year.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14
pISsoLtT7oySoTIcE

W The undersigned lrnhs.s 49,
dissolved IN msIiusl nsferinsh. -
ration u limitation. We ssre
f-ien.lz inr Iusf ~Tzs'rcnazs : =. =
1 r,fs. N.~ VIZ isrpr III thf = 80 :
sndehtul 10 Il. viii e,nse fofwsr'
sIr At er,tc. and ublix. spuf. @r sm
a. III kDNth Z
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

SARDr MtS, Nov. III, 1891.
you pump lof several monlhn
'th and bucket pumps, ! do not hesitate
ir tn any have ever seen or uscd.
PUMP though ! migit get il a, half the
-, j. u. llooritr.
~ punAp. Slglgc Bros. Ma I. n. II.
!nnt, X I. Jenkins, W. u. llcaih, Rry.
u. Wallace. These arc a few onto Inc
fouTs llec5l-5ml j. I. RYAs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

A full set Of First-C ass and Eniu
tickets on sale at all principal saisa
Bagngc checked through No supH
delays. For further particulars III,
IAs. A. OGDEN
Gcn.'Pass Agt., Knoxville, Tcal
or 7. s. DAyAKT 4
Asst Gcn. Pass Agt. Memphis, Tstl
any agent Of the route.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

ThH new NH4rfHN WHH lHaIaOf
afsd atiasAAH iftplay flfh mvth
lasap aaa sflaadf W. delfvnfnl
hh minimhia lhaafnml Hll
m%aihablt ~ lia ws'l Hna arul
iialoHnabsl . apl bad ahd Intel
Gent mn N The ollll
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