ocr: ATT iTntir mtrTT. " AVo expect ourncw type an other material, has by this timoV arrived in Momnhia fW.. ivr. V t ., 1 J - lorkv M 1 Hartley, our fore- man, will start to-morrow for Memphis, to superintend its transportation to this place. In " Consequence of his absence, and the time it will require to put the newAoffico in proper or der, we shall issue but a half - sheet the coming week, contain- . Jng the advertisements As all our readers are interested in hav ing a good and respectable paper, we feel confident they will over look , and pardon this necessa- ry suspension for one week, and ! we promise them a paper de serving their liberal patronage? OUR TOWN. . Reader dont be astonished When we . tell you, Panola, has taken a start at last. For.many long years, the town has been cried down, by those who know the least about our people. But that game will not do now, we have ono of the healthiest and most pleasant villages in north Mississippi, and on every side may be seen evidence of im provemcnt.. T irnej that great corrector ol all wrongs, is about to do justice to the integrity, in telligence and patriotism of bur people.


The Panola star.

ocr: ? 01 ICE! 1 Mr. I- N. Weaver having withuruvsr, from the tiym of 1'. B. Jones & Co., Carriage Mftker-, the undrsigned wjll continue the business under the o!d name snd s'y'e. Tkey,.ficne re au thorized to fdEtle any , debts due tl.e firm, , and ore responsible fur idl des mands against ihesme.- 1 B. JONF.S. J. R. IiUODBtCK, apr. 1 '.53-nU 3v.

place_of_publication: [Panola] Panola County, Miss.

publisher: Ward & May


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ocr: ' MEL AIN OTYTPia AND ; " ajibuotype: o n m' "fir1 nn m r ib y.iijjy is TAKEN BY M?REW 4 PEARSON. (Over Dr. LeLand'f Drug Store. " ("Thf latest and most improred of IlCTURESiuperiorto any D?uerreo t jpe, takn and put up in FINE CASKS, at pricpi lower than uual. (f5T The poblie generally, andihe la dies particuUrly, are respectfully ixmtod to call and examine for themself n. : Panola, Not. 10, 1836-nt2-tf r


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ocr: WAK5) asid .ISKuS WHOLES slI.E AND RETAIL 229 MIX ST. MEMPHIS, TEW. SIGN OF THE GOIiI&3 M O It T A IX . Physicians, Merchants, Planters, and others, supplied witJti iJrugs, JUeoi cines, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grass Seeds, oh the most favorable terms, and at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. tEvery article warranted Xresli and


ocr: CLEAVES AND GUION, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 241 UIOX BLOCK, Mcsnphis, Tcnii. A. T. WELLS & BROTHERS, WIIOLKSALR AND RETAIL CASH DEALERS In all Kinds of Carpeting, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Sad dlery, &c. JYo. 237 Jllain,) and lftcourt st. Opposite Court Square, Memphis. Our arrangements for Receiving Xew Goods, are so complete, that we will be ready at all times to show a full and complete assortment. We buy, and sell for CASH exclu sively. July 2 no23tf. Z. P. II. FARR, ATTORNEY AT LAW, PANOLA, MISS.


ocr: A O. nAURIS. W. r. FROUDFIT. RALPH WOKHELET. . HARRIS, WORMELEY, & CO. COTTON FACTORS, GROCEliS, . AND Commission Merchants. No 8, Front Row, MEMPHIS, Have now, nnil design kcrp'ng on a large nd well selected stock of Bagging,' Bacon, Lard, Flour, t'nd Plantation supplies. They will herofdter cll and store, ship Cotton, at fifty cents per bale. fif Wiil keep open policies to cover Cotton, consigned to us, and will always, unless otherwise instructed. (instructions with regard to sales Cotton attended to. Agents for the of Eagle Cotton CJins. J. M. TERRELL, Agent. July lG-n25-tf.


ocr: BRADFOS!) - AXD 2ART1X, Are now rceciviug, an 1 have already in store, a good supply of Sprit g and summer, Fancy atid Staple Together with a good assortment of mens and boys V ioi Slttl'V, SlIOE, Jioots, Hats, Arc. vliiei; we arc offer ing on as good terms as they can be bought for in thi n-ar! et. We most respectfully mi:c tho buying public to give us a share of their patronage. Pi.uob., July 9:h, ls"- no--LM-st. ten ? n ffl (T' F 3


ocr: AltniVAIi OF MOKE We have just received our large assortment of Gentlemen's IJATS,of all kinds, which we offer at the lowest prices" AIho, a variety -of- NEURO - It ATS, cheaper than ever. , . v . ' GUEENBAUM & EARNEST." November 6, lSoGn4l-tf ; 4


ocr: ULI ) I ,1. jygl 1 V""."' " " ' - ' WARD c and , JOIVES WHOLESALE AND IlE TAIL 1 DRUGGTSTS 2'ZQ Main street, Memphis, Tenn. ' ' SIGN OF THE . OOLDKIV MORTAR. liiysicians, Merchants, ' Planters, and others, supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils; Garden and Grass .Seeds, on tlie .most favorable? terms, and at prices wbicli cannot fail to give satisfaction. ; f'Evcry Article warranted fresh a,nd. geciuine. July 2 no23tf.


ocr: T. J. DAVIDSOK. J. B. ELLIS. A. C. BLAIR. DAVIDSON, ELLIS & BLAIR, iiOlton Faclovs, GROCERS, iersioB to sour things -or "to emn ladies for eating pickles. ; LOVER OF LADIES. liaont, (Miss.) Sept., 1S56.


ocr: i. U. IIORTOX- i ' XL. c. Hoaiox. HORTON & CO. COTTON FACTORS, . . ' AND , ; ? O MM I SSI ON MER CHANTS . . Xo. 3 .' Madison St., . OK'OSITE L B. KtKTLANB'S OFFICE, 4 - - i ( j i MEMPHIS, TENX. IjiPAU orders promptly attended to Aug, o-no30-iyr


ocr: w - - . - 1 .. ., ,. , . 1. . , , . ., . KXECUTOR-S NO Tl C S . Letters Testamentary cf the last Will and Testament of Robert Clanton, deceased, having been gran'ed to the undersigned at "the June term of the Probate Court of Panola County, Miss. held on the 2d day of June, 185G, No tice is hereby given o all creditors of the Testator, to Probate their chims, and l;ave I hem du'y registered in the Probate Clerk's office of said county, within the time prescribed by law, else they will be barred. SAllAll CLANTON, Ex'tnx. E W. CLANTON,) . J. CLANTON, f r',. June 7 no20-6t. M. S. WARD Attorney ai Law pan; la mis.v


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The Southern star.

ocr: 9 INDEPENDANT IN ALL THINGS: VOL. 1 PANOLA CUONTY', MISSISSIPPI M RAG II 29 IS5G! rse- ..- , . . : Guardian notice to surrender - his" Letters. . Notice is here by given that the uns ersigre pu rdiau of the peson and". eta'e of V;lli m M;lliv;?nt a miuor hr of Naih a v'u liv.-nt d e'd. lvs filed in the Projat;- Conrx tf of Paala counv ty, hU peUt'o': to surrender his let'ers and wiJ: at the next May Term of said 'uf t i rtrierrii aa isocount of lit Guars; dian-diip 6f said udnor, fo far is the same is extended 'for, dlovv;nce wih. C) nnaissious and ap;'y for a final henr- ihg'of said Petition. M.rch2l 185G. JAMES McCLAN, . Guardian. BILL OF PRICE FOR CAPEN- TERS ' and JOINERS WORK ' FeU- 20th 1356. The Carpenters and Joinsri met ac C'jrding to appointment. Mr. Goi'oi'th vvus cal'e lto the chair and Wi A, Nuylor was appointed Sec retary. A bill of prices was then dr wn up,! an 1 ajrerd upon by the fold lowing geutleme ipr -sent, Messrs. Gaga Carter, G forth, McCuMoup.h, Tf k r Pcvahouse, Perkins, Vi k, Powers and Baylor'. ; On motion of Mr. Career; it was re solved, tha' a number cf copies be print d for h's:r;,u'ion nam? the carpen b elo n.i v.g to he aTreement. 4 1 ' - ' Land For 3a? o . I h"ve one hun Ired a'l twenv eir'ity nccs f "-leTpt I'T'd, Kin in TaU If t chio C-v.nT, on ruUa'v'c' ie R vr, one and b"lf ' mihs b 1 v tlv .1o'ith of Coid Water, which I u!! sell, ?t a rensona I pri e. wiih go-d double log ho'ise ki chon wcllnd aboxt tn rcres of onen land. Ar.y Person 'wishing to P'trchist3 suh a plac? vill get a bargan bj calling on me at Ponola , Miss $ S. J GOFOTH Mch 22. 1S56. M.: S. WARD, Attorney at Lav) PANO LA HISS OiSc in the Court House. Toe State of Mississippi) Panola Court tt, To Ju ia Ann Robert5?, and al othe pa iso. is interes ed in. the 1 nds, tene inenis and h.TC dements of John W Hill ard deceased: t r y'ou are nereby cited be and ap-', pa-r bef re the Prob te Couri of Pano-, . U County, on the 1st Mo: day io Apnl next, t-en i'nd t'neieto show canse if ny of you can, why the- f dlowing des cribed lan 1 of said tiece sei f viz )-- lortii hili of North half of Se.,21, T, t, R., 5 West in Panola County andS. E-i Sec, 33 Townshio 6, R. 4, Wet in Laiayetie County Stat aforesaid, shouli not be sold according to ili suggettiun aud petition rif the unde-signed. TAiiCy HILL YARD, Guardian. of JX VR3HALL Ci HILLYJLRD ani JNO. IF. HILL YARD , JOHN C. CARG1LL, LUCY B. CRGLL, ' THOMAS MARTIN, . MARY A. MARTIN, f Maroa w. Officers forReat No 5, jus'ices op 'h Porce Jr.mi ,B , Wright E,G,Bdcer ConstaMo Garland , G , Nelson U ,S , Officers Pest oasier Willium , Herring. Officers fo tho town of Ponela jMayor . Miller jD .Keith ons table David , A 3 Browder Selectmen tn , , TFremi Mo?es Gage Lorenzo , Dow Earpe E , G , Balf er Matt, S , Ward Frnnl'I''n - Moore. IV m . E . Fanner. Deputy ador F D, Finer. ? ; - Board of Folico . Henry . lien. Pros-idont, S G.SfcvrsrS BTonroe , Short Seon S j Smith Thomas E , larke oroner Samuel , Y . Caldwell Kjingcr ' (vacant) i Surveyor JVm , Kaney OTicers of P anola "Coun 7 1 ; ?-ville Harrison fVobate lerk Willie . P . Footten. irc.iit-le& Oil I IT ill Sheriff The honsa cn tho casi siie of the ;ublic square, recently ocupiedby the Star: - Immediate application and lib ral propositions can possibly secure the n valuable shanty. Old Mother, Flannagain h r it i 'ii Oregon, 1 Mmihist rotors Sale. BY virtue of two several decrees of the Prodatu C urt of Panola County Mississippi," rendered at the January terra 1 G5G thereof, the under signed administrator, with the will an nexed of Mary E. Butler deceased, will on Saturday, the 23d day of Feb ruary next, on the premises, sell at public auction to the highest bidder: the West half of the .South Eastern quarter of Section one (U) Township eight (8,) Range seven (7.) West ia Panola County, on a credit of 12 months from day of sale. Also the following , Personal Estate viz., ona Gin StrmJ, one tiaroacne, one 'm ctt!i, and hogs & farming atptu:i:9. The par c!iiS9rn will be retjaiei! to g;?e boJ(i and eetu rity for the purehasa i!!oiJ!v . JOiiN B. nUTLER, Jan., H t9iol DR. S. P. LESTER, Oilers his professional sertioss to t eitizens of Panola and vicinity. OFFICE EAST SID PUBLIC, SQUARE, , PANOLA im feM5. 3:f. T f I Fl ii v; r f 1 1 1 : i PANOLA COUNTW ClaCUIT 10UKT ErCITFlDE INVACA- TION . . . Mary IIcnteh ) 1 by htr tie At friend J Ptlition or divi.rae Jori..iiOim ) A Viacaii .ua.r;- V I monii. Vul iru Ilaater, j If pp?;:iing tohe C ;irt th t :U de fen ;. ti- aio:, r s- idesnf of the S ato It U there "erfs orden d by the Court, tbitun'e53h3 app ar "be Tore 'his Court aL the Court House in said County on or before the 3d Mo day af cr I'.e 4 h JMond iy in Apr.l nsxt, and answer the" complainant's pcti inn, tha sa:ne wi 1 be lake a as conl esse!, -.nd the mat ers there of decreed iccordingly: Tha' a copy of this order be p-ibl'shed thne m-mh-successively in H e "Southeon Siar,'' a newspaper prin ed in the town of Pauo pi in said htaTe. Witness, the Hon. P. T, I'SCaL I S:!ruggs Juge of said vv-z C uai, silting in Ch ncery h third Monday after the 4th Mo-iday 'n October 1855, and Seal of said Court. Issued the H'h day of February 1856. john c. Harrison, Clerk. 3 3m. The State of Mississippi,) Probt Court- -PANOLA COUNTY. J P. C. o William Hubbard, Ann E. Howe, Thomas Hubbard and Sarab Walton, S rah R. H.ile, Rebtcca Ann Hule Willi; m R. Ha!e and John F. Hale, heirs at Uw of Jno., C. Hubbard de ceased, and, also to William H. WaK ton, husband of said Sarah, Walton, and John G. and William Hi. Wal ton, and to Wyly P. Wootten Guars ad litem of said Sarab R. Rebecea Ann, William R. and Mary Hale. You, and eacb of you, are hereby cited to be, and appear before the Pro bate Court of Panola County, State aforesaid, on the 1st,', Monday in A pril 1856, then and there to show cause, why the final account ; lately filed in said County by Peter Huobard Ad ministrator of the estate of said deceas ed should not be allowed and a decree ade thereupon accordingly. W. P. WOOTTEN, Clerk. Jan. 19 I85S E. DESUIELL & CO , Commission Merchants For the Storage and Shipment of COTT OJV. :;o. 69 frost row, usmpeis, tesh. V'r-Ul orders for fisggiog, Fle l.ryt. Gro csr.?3, Provision an'FIfMitatton oppiiet tilici carefully .aaJ j-rotr.ptiy, at the lowea orreut rates. - - july IT, tui. ro 1 nsaraiiceauittst Fire. FTER this date, no-moie deed or instruments will be received inmfSce, unless the fee is pid at the time of tiling. Ptrons having ded now in my office, which have betn re corded, and the fees not paid would very much oblige me by calling and paying the same,, and they would do well to take their deeds out of the of fice, as it is not insured agaiust fire. W. P. WOOTTEN, Probate Clerk. Jan. 19 1 3m.., Administrator's Notice. W HEREAS, Lettf.rs of admin istration upon the estate of Henry Hall deceased, were granted to- the undersigned at the December term 1355, ot Tallahatchee County Mississippi Probate court. All ptrons having claims against said deceased, are hereby noticed to indent the same to the undersigned, F. roperly probated within the time iraked by law, or this noiice will be plead inbar of the payment thereof JAMES Mc LAIN ' Admi "istra e-r. Administrator's Notice. 'y HEREAS Letters of Admin- istradon of the Estate ofJas. A. Hinton dec, were granted to the undersigned at the December Term 1855, of ihe Probate Court of Panola County. All persons having claims against said de ?dtnt are hereby noti fied to have the s2m Probated and registered, as the law directs, or thi no '-ire will be plead in bar of the pay ruenl thereof. And all persons owing said decedent's estate, are notified to come forward and pay the same ifthejr desire to save cost. ROBERT W. WRIGHT. Adnat. Jan, 19156, 1 6w. Executorial Notice. LETTERS Testamentary of tht last will and Testament of Sterling F. Vaughan dec. were gran ted to the undersigned at the Decern ber terra 1855 of the probate court o Pan la county Mississippi. . All per sons having claims against said de ceased are hereby notified to hav them duly probated and registered ac cording to law, or this notice will b plead in bar of payment thereof. IVERSON. VAUGHAN,Exr. Ja.l. 156. w. PATRONISE HOME MANUFACTURE V E.." Zl X.ITELY. m aNuka ctuer or Saddles, Bridles. Harness Ac Repairing done with : neatms and desbatch at short notice, . His work' cannot be surpassed in elegance or durability in the South West. Panola Miss. Jan. I-6mV

place_of_publication: Panola, Miss.

publisher: Ward & Bowers


The Panola star.

ocr: NEW GOODST The undersigned having refitted W Stor-room, is lceeiving, direct froc New Orleans and now opening, the h gest and Lest selected etock of B Goods and Groceries, ever offered J this market, lam determined p goods upon such terms as will hwar people to trad wi.h me. To my cut tomer hewtofoft, return my than, for past favors,, and solicit a contmuan of their patronage. Encourage men 1 ' home, and you will thereby vroIB' your own interest. .


ocr: EXF-CUTOR'S NO'FJCE. LETTERS testament rv of the last Will and Testament of E!isha Q. Varcc, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, at a special term of the Probate Court, of IV nola County, Miss, held on the 19th day of August, IS5 I, Notice is hereby given to a I creditor of the testator, to pro.-ate iheir f lums, and have tlcin du'y registered in the Probate Clerk's oflice of said county, within Ihe time presciibe l by law, il-se they will be barred. CYPUESSA C. VANCE. Exxidor. June 7 nl'0-O't.


ocr: Hangers Notice. Taken up by John Perry living about 9 miles South of the town of Payola, in said count', one bay horse, about 12 years o!d, and appraised ait fifty dollars. D. J. GOFF. Hanger. May 28th 135G.-nl9-3t.


ocr: for sa: La The undersigned, offers for sale a tract of Two Hundred acres of Known as the 'George London Place,' on Yockana river, in Yallabusha coun ty, near the county line. There are about 140 acres of good BOTTOM LAND, and 115 or 120 acres of which is above overflow. About 35 acres are cleared and twenty acres on which the timber has been deadened. Terms : One third down, and the ballance in two equal instalments, on one and two years credit. For further particulars, uddress -JOHN D. LANKFORD. Long Creel-, P. O. Julv 9-"n21-3m. LAND


ocr: FOR SALE. The subscriber will sell very low, for Cash, Five Larsre Road Wagons, ami thirty likely young work Oxen. , I am anxious to sell, anil will dispose of thcra at a bargain. F. M. PIFK1N. Pano'a Co., Miss; -ml9lfY


ocr: LAND. By virtue of a decree of the Probate Court of Panola county, Miss., made on the 7th day of July, 185G, the un dersigned, guardian of the minor heirs of A. 'J. -Harrison, deceased, will, on Saturday the'23dly of August, 185G, at the Court -House door, in the town of Panola, sell to the highest bidder, on a credit of twelve months from the day of sale, si I the right, title, claim and interest of said minors, being one undivided third part, in and to the 'North-East quarter of section 10, Townshio 9. Ramro 7. West." in Pa- 1 nola county, subject to the dower of the widow, therein. Bond and security will be required of the purchaser. BEN'J. T. YARBROUGH, (Jncrdtan. July 9--n24-- iw. NEWJMODS ! MIllllWll nil 1IIIITH, Panola, Hi., Are now receiving, and have already


ocr: , H JJP3 VKRV,J IW. A. BRYAN I,, r, wii.i.iamh, J f t- n. nn A, Late of Paivi.a Mi-t.J i.aieof Ln(;raie T(, VERNON BRYAN & CO. Cation Factors Commission and l'onrarding X"o. FrJ'd Row, r,"cr Mad, am & Uolhrailh's, MEMPHIS, 'JLXN. 3arti u'ar atten'ion paid to Ttnrin" Shipping and selling Cotton. C!.ar ges 50 cts er ba'e. JOT All lotton sent to us will bo covred by einsurancc, unless otherwise ructed. apr. 11 '5c-nl2 it HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. J II. W. HARRIS bavi-g disv,!M-l fia'rtncrship wi h J. K. Sirieklatid, cfTers ' senic-8 to the citizms of I'ano!;!, :nl the adjo:ning country, and so' cits their v tronage. House, Sig' and Ornamental PASNTI NG F.vpruted ithneitnp and desp-.Mi. ALSO, PapT Han nr, and Ci;1in? denn to er b r ai I at the shortest nutke. Jm e 7 t 20-''m


ocr: iTr . . . i Vie nave iust rcceiveu our lareu nuMrtmant ftf f wnl .tnw w a HATS if 1 kmds, which we offer at tie lowea; 5 u PH R3i Af n L J 1,3 1 - Hrt H B M H I Also,. a,: variety of -NEUKOiUTi-, J


ocr: - Memphis Cotton Quotations. ' MiiMPiiis, Nov: 30, 1856. Ordinary .-IjOW Middling Middling Strict Middling Uood Middliug '-Middling Fair fair : 9 9 V IOuIOJ 10b11 10611 nti) r tJo:Hial.


ocr: CilCAXU T1IK CKLKIJUATKD M A ii I C I A X AND VEXTI1I IJ )Ql TfST. TTrribb (;ive Tiro jioft;: r:;- V TKKTAINMKN lS : i-and-i. t1. m week, thelirst, in conucetio:i v 'th a flui loon Aceuion, ta c m? oil' TO MORROW (Thuts lav) KVr.SIS. J, M-c t; tho 8i'conJ will ht-'a I'tZiiC l U:1 t.('i:, auid in .j.ii':r that t..-; piopl? f t'.ie .idjucent eniatrv ru-v iu attcudutee, h is l.cn put 3" utit.I DAY KVKMN'i. D-cimbrath. 5?" A Coinut:ttee of ( u Mienen"wr!l k selected frgm the au lien-Jo to conduct lh PrizH I'irrf ui:rinM. " Willie M Si


ocr: lfb tbertisemfnts. r niiK t'it.cj;iiii.i: w..hc to ih;- X IlUUhK un.l'lliKbL;Li'lS, in Vkhieh h now reside, in the t j.vn of Tunul.!, and Stat; of Mississippi. The h ;..; i, uew, nnd the out-bu'tidjiig-scaineni jut to a WhLI. i good w.itcr. A I expert t move into the country, inoMb-r it, b coii veuient tm luV work, i wal give unv t.er- eon w.s.i.ii iortu p overty u goud trad, . De mb"r 2d, lti"0.-4w


ocr: DIED, On Thursday the 17 of July IS56, at the residence of his son, Maj. Robert Prophit, in Lafayette county, J.Tiies Prophit. , .


ocr: . , A. T. WELLS &. BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL CASH . DEALERS In all Kinds of ry-'tgroods, Carpeting, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Sad dlery, &c. JVo. 237 JTabi) and lGcourl si. Opposite Court Square, itlciuplii. Our arrangements for Receiving New Goods, are so complete, that we will he ready at all times to show a full and complete assortment. AVe huy, and sell for CASH exclu sively. July 2 no23tf.


ocr: E-S T A rl IS, OF DAVID 6. ANDREWS, DEC'D. Final Acconnt. At the July Term, . 185G, of the Probate Court of Panola County, 1 filed a final account of my Adminis tration of said Estate, and will at the September Term thereof, apply for its audition and allowance. K. L. ANDREWS, Adni'r. july 23-ii2G-4v


ocr: WHOLUSALR AXI) RETAIL AND NO. 250, MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS, Have constantly on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices, a large assortment of LAW MEDICAL THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS OOK ALO, fine editions of THKLES, arid PRAYER ROOKS, in every variety of binding r.nd sl.e, :md Tvtiv regular fv all the Nmv Works if. the -various departments of Literature. KCHOOTi HOOKS. They rcspi'et fully in; ite the jittvullons of Seltnol Teach. t to their aft-iSrt::ient of School Rooks, whieh is a erv extensive, eomjivising fi use. the imV-.t -valuable "t.rs now 11LAXK T.OOKs. 1 heir ftoek el Rlahk Rooks is ee.mplete, embracing every description of Account, Record, and Memorandum Rocks. STATIONERS


ocr: AVARD and JOIVES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DHU(2(ilSTS 229 Main ulreet, Memphis, Tenn. SIGN OF THE OOLDEIY .11 OUT A I. Physicians, Merchants, Planter. and others, supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, (iarden end Grass Seeds, on the most favorable terni!, and at prices whic h cannot fail to give satisfaction. Every article warranted fresh and gchuiny. .July 2 no23tf. J. 11. f.OOULKTT, li. u. naio-:p.. NAltKR. , j !


ocr: LAW NOriCIi. ATTORNEY AT LAW, PANOLA, MISS. lias removed his office to the room land's Drui? .Store, on the West side of tno i,ublic Square, where he may i e -andatall times, unless profession- ally absent. Aug. 13-no-29-tf


ocr: C. M. nORTOV. II. C. UOMON. IJ 'U & 10. COTTON FACTORS, AN D- C OMMISSI O X MER C HA X TS . No. 3. Madison St., OrrosiTB I. R. Kirtland's Office, MEMPHIS, TEXX. .... - 0 t , . :, KdZT'All order promptly attended to. Aug. 20-no30-ly.


ocr: T. j. Davidson. j. . kllis a. c. ui.Aiit. DAVIDSON, ELLIS & JlLAIIi, Oil A VV 1, V O V i wliDi Ui- VjMylIV RECEIVIXG. FORWAIWIXG AXD GEXERAL COMMISSIOX MER- CIIAXTS, 219 Main st., between Jefl'erson & Adams MUM Mi IS, I I.iN N. C-Rope, Ragging, and Plantation Sup plies ahva .s on hand. Au". 27-n:il-tf.


ocr: MEDICINES. Quinine, Radway's Ready Relief, Rad way's Regulators, Fanstocks Vermifuge, Mustang Linament, Gray's Ointment, Perfumery, Hair Oil, &c, just received and for sale cheap by BRADFORD & MARTIN. A


ocr: Ranrcrxs Notice. Talen up by John Perry living about 9 miles Fouth of the town of Panoh, in fifiid count)-, one b;y horse, about 12 years old, and appraised t fifty doll irs. D. J..G0Kl Ha :jzt. May2Sih 1853. n ld-3l.


ocr: FOR SALE. The "subscriber will sell very low for Cash, Five Large Road Wfflpgons,-an-, thirty likely young work Oxen. ' wxioxi to sell, and will dissposf'" at a bargain. - . PanTa Co., Mi-4


ocr: THE. LADLES' MRS, M. A. SMITH, ; JIillincr and Mant aamakcr OFFERS her services to the cit-zens of Panola and vicinity.'' She is prepared to mak and trim dresses, Fancy bon nets, Mantles, Cloaks, Talmas, Head dresses, and all othej-work in her line of business; on the shortest notice, and in the most fashionable style. May lth 135..lr,.ft.n. . , -


ocr: A. T. WELLS & BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL - CAS It DEALERS In all Kinds Carpeting, Hats, Boots, Shoe tilery, &c. ' s. No. 237 ' Main, and IGcourt st. Opposite Court Square, .!IeiJ3lhi. Onr arrangements for Receiving Xew Goods, are so complete, that we will be ready at, all times to show a full and complete assortment. We buy, and sell for CASH exclu sively. Julv 2 uo-23tE 53 r. r,l MM . Sad-


ocr: KO MONOPOLY! ppoitioii & Competition THE" LIFE OF TRADE, I have started a line of splended four-horse Omnibuses to run from all the Hotels, to all the Railroad Depots, on which passengers can be conveyed with despatch to any part of Memphis. I am also prepared to furnish Hacks, Sec, to the country. M y friends, and all in favor of fair play trill please not purchase ticJcets on the cars, as I have no chance to accom modate them if they do. The public may rest assured that I will do what I say. Be sure to get in the Omnibus marked "J, M. Fletcher," on the top. All I ask is- fair play. FLETCHER A- KECK, . June-'Jo jm.


ocr: EXECUTOR'S'- NOTICE. LET TE US 'estamentnrv oT the last Will mid Tcsti met.t of E'isha Q. Vai ce, deceased, havinw b?fn grantd to the undersigned, at a srecial t rm f t! e Trobate Coirf, of P. lsohi roun'y, Miss, held on the 10 h d y of Ang is', 1 So t N ticti is heieby givtn t ) a I neditois of the tctator, "to pro ate their 1 ims, a id have t' em c!u'y reg;stt ied in the Prohi.te Clerk's t hic of said c onty, within 1 lie time p'esciibe I oy uw, use they will be b md. CYPUKSSA C VANCE. . Ex cuter. Juie 7-n20-()t.


ocr: j 31 RS, M. A. 1 I T II. MMincr and MautuamuUr, . OFFERS btT s ric s 'o tbe cit Panola md vi ini y. Fh is prrr i- d to make r.i;d trim dresses, Fam.v' b n nets, Mant'e?, C'-uak-, T iln as, " Ufa i-dre-s s and id I otb r wa'i in ber !i -f b'isin 5s, on t'-e s' ort-st notice, aril in t he mo t f: sMonab'e stv'u M y iSth l03o. n!u-3n


ocr: FOR SALE, The subscriber will sTl very law, for Cash, Five Large Road Waogns, and thirty likely J-ounp; work Oxen. I am a xious to sell, and will dispose of them at a bargain. F. M. PITKIN. Tano'a Co., Miss. n il9-tf.


ocr: ronciM. M. I. N. -Weaver having withdrawn from the lirnf of P. 13. Joi esStCo. Carri ge Makesvihe i:nd. r ined wil coulinue the business under the o'd u me Mid sy'e. They : lone tra i u thoijze I to settle" any debts -due thi firm, arid jire resp. visible for idl h -v m uds- against 1 he s..ine. P.B.JONES. ' J. M. HIl.ODB.-JCK'- apr.. Z-i nl 4


ocr: DR. Win. J. WRENN-: OFF ICE - , IN ROLLINGS STORE' - PANOLA MISS...'','


ocr: The partnership between the un dersigned in the printing business, this day dissolved by mutual All the assetts of the firm belong Mr. Ward, and he alone is responsi ble for the debts thereof. M. S. WARD. J. E. BALLARD. July 10 185C.


ocr: NOTICE. My wife Sarah M. Smith, having abandoned my bed and board without any just cause or provocation ; this is to warn all persons from harboring or crediting her on my account, as 1 will not be rC' sponsible lor her acts. D4VID SMITH. July 24th 1856 n2G 4w.


ocr: EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Letters Testamentary of the last Will and Testament of Robert Clanton, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned at the June term of the Probate Court of Panola County, Miss., held on the 2d day of June, 1856, No tice is hereby given to a!l creditors cf the Testator, to Probate their claims, and have them du'y registered in the. Probate Clerk's office of said county, within the time prescribed by law, else they will be barred. SARAH CLANTON, Exlrix. J. W. CLANTON,) r v B. J. CLANTON, J - iors' June 7 no20-6t. M. S. WARD


ocr: GUARDIAN'S SALE OP s ; JLi A N B . By virtue oi a decree of the Court of Panola ounty, Miss., on the 7th day of July, 1856, the un dersigned, guardian of the minor of A. J. Harrison, deceased, will, Saturday the 23d day of August, at the Court House door, in the of Panola, sell to the highest on a credit of twelve months from day of sale, sll the right, title, and interest of said minors, being undivided third part, in and to "North-East quarter of section Township 9, Range 7, West," in Pa nola county, subject to the dower the widow, therein. Bond and security will be of the purchaser. BEN'J. T. YARBROUGn, July 9--n24-4w.


ocr: 0 BRADFORD Panola, Mi., Are now receiving, and have already in store, a good supply of Spring and siimmer, Fancy and Staple sry Goods, Together with a good assortment of mens and boys Clothing, SHOES, Boots, Hats, Sec. which we are offer ing on as good terms as th-ey ean be bought for in this market. - AVe most respectfully invite the buying puldie to give us a share of their patronage. Panola, Julv 9th, lS.IG no--21-St. AXD HARM, 3D


ocr: FOSL-'SAIiB The undersigned, offers f,r sale a tract of Two Hundred acres of Known as the 'George London Place,' on Yockana river, in Yallabusha coun ty, near the county line. There are about 140 acres of good. BOTTOM LAND, and 115 or 120 acres of which is above overflow. About 33 acres are cleared and twenty acres on which the timber has been deadened. Terms : One third down, and the ballance in two equal instalments, on one and two years credit. For further particulars, uddress JOLIN D. LANKFORD. Long Creek, P. O. July 9n243m.


ocr: WARD and JO IVES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL oon ii iiv IIPIIDHIS TPVV i? un jijjju uiuj iu 1111 SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR, Thysicians, Merchants, Planters, oiWw. ci.i;ni wUh Drno-s. AlPfli. cines, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grass Seeds, on the most favorable terms, and at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. JIEvery article warranted fresh and genuine. Julv 2 no23tf. THE PLACE FOR GOOD BARGAIXS. T 1? II II IV Ar VO Corner of Main and Jefferson Stm ts, MEMPHIS. Cash dealers in Dry Goods, Carpets, Books, Shoes, &c. Sec, Wholesale and Retail. tjpwe. sell for Cash exclusively, L .l pleasure in showing our good? small profits, ami ULICK SALES. and can offer inducements to purchas- ce that cannot be nn-t with elsewhere Call and examine, as we take great


ocr: A. T. WELLS & BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH DEALERS In all Kinds of Carpeting, ITats, Boots, Shoes, - Sad dlery, &c. , JVb. 237 Main and IGcourt st. Opposite Court Square, Memphis Our arrangements for Receiving New Goods, are so complete, that we will be ready at all times to show a full and complete assortment. We buy, and sell for CASH exclu sively. July 2 no23tf. BLANKS FOR SALE AT 30 (St


ocr: WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRER. rfHE undersigned would respectfully announce to the Citizens of Pano la and surrounding country, that he is prepared to repair Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Accordeons, and mnsical in" truments of every description, in neat- est style. Spoons and all kinds of silverware made to order. Cash paid for old gold and silver, or received as cash for work. Work from a distance will receive strict and prompt attention. Shop south west corner public square. Sign, Stir. W. M. MARSHALL. Grenada Miss. apr. 24, '5G nl4-fam.


ocr: WARD a nil JOIVES TFHOLESALE AND RETAIL io iJ y 4ae b 229 MIX ST. HE1IPIIIS, TEW. SIGN OF THE GOfil) E ? 31 II T A 21 . Physicians, Merchants,- Planters, and others, supplied with Drugs, Aledi cir.es, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grass Seeds, on the most favorable terms, and at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. E3&"Eyry article warranted fresh and genfcine. Julyi no23tf.


ocr: The undersigned, offers for sale a tract of Two Hundred acres of Known as the 'George London Place,' on Yockana river, in Yallabusha coun ty, near the county line. There are about 140 acres of good " - ROTTOAI LAND, "and 115 or 120 acres of which is above overflow. About 35 acres are cleared and twentv acres on which the timber has been cfeadened. Terms : One third down, and, the ballance in two equal instalments, on one and two years credit. For further particulars, ivddress JOHN D. LANKFORD. Long Crci Jc, P. O. July 9-n21--3m. ' L A


ocr: "FOR SALE. The subscriber will sell very low, for Cash, Five Large Road Waggons, and thirty likely young work Oxen. I am anxious to sell, and will dispose of them at a bargain. .;.!." . : . - F. M. PIPK15L- Panola Co., Miss. nolo--Lf, ,- 1 '


ocr: LAW 3. W. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Panola, .Hiss., Has removed his office to the room between the Star office, and Dr. Ice land's Drug Store, on the West side of the Public Square, where he may be found at all t imes, unless profession ally absent. l.'Mio-29-tf


ocr: SPIVEY and CLARK, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GENTLEMEN'S AND BOYS' fixe c&.Trsii;v, F ii r si i s Si i si s; o o tl s , SOLE IEATHEII TRIMS, AND Carpet Bags, 243 MAIN STREET, UNION BLOCK, OPPOSITE COURT SQUARE, Our terms are cash, which enables us to sell at the lowest prices. We respectfnlly solicit a call from all in want of Clothing. J tine 25-tf.


ocr: Ranger's JVotice. Taken up by John Perry living about 9 miles South of the town of Panola, in said countyone bay horse, about 12 years old, and appraised at fifty dollars. D.J. GOFF. Ranger. May 28th 1856. nl9-3t.


ocr: "THE PANOLA STAB" IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT lMXOLA, JIISS. TERMS. For "one year If paid in advance, $2 00 If paid within six months 2 50 After six months, 3 00 Kate of Advertising. Onw .square, first insertion, SI 00 Each subsequent insertion, 0 For three months, R 00 Fur six months 8 00 For one year 00 A liberal deduction made for larger advertisements. J 013 WO K Of all descriptions, from large hand bills to fancy cards, done with neatness Had despatch, and on reasonable terms. All communications must be addressed to M. S. Ward, Esq., l'a ivda. Miss.


ocr: Tho undersigned, offers for sale tract of Two Hundred acres of a Known as the 'George London Place,' on lockatia river, in Yallabusha coun ty, near the county line. There are about 140 acres of good BOTTOM LAND, and 115 or 120 aercsof which is above overflow. About 35 acres are cleared and twenty acres on which the timber has been Ueadened. Terms : One third down, and the ballance in two equal instalments, on one and two vears credit. For further particulars, uddrcss JOHN 1). LANKFOKD. Long Creek, P. O. July 9-n24-3m.


ocr: A. T. WELLS & BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OAS II DEALERS la all Kinds of Carpeting, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Sad dlery, &c. No. S.)7 Main, and IGcourt si. Opposite Court Square, ScilipHii. Our arrangements for Receiving New Goods, are .so complete, that we. will be ready, at all times to show a full and 'complete assortment. We buy, and sell for CASH cxclu sivelv. , - July 2 no23tf.


ocr: A. O. HARRIS. ' HARRIS, WORMELLY, A CO. - COTTON FACTORS, AND Commission jfZcrcliants. No B, Front Row, MEMPHIS, TENN. Have now, and design keeping on hand R lftr3 and well selected stock of Rope, Basins, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Liquors, and Plantation supplies. They will herealter pell and store, or ship Cotton, at fifty .cents per bale. (JsWiil keep open policies to cover all Cotton consigned to us, and will insure always, unless otherwise instructed. G'Instructions with regard to sales of Cotton attended to. Agents for the sale of Eagla-Cotton dins. J. M. TERRELL, Agent. - July lG-n25-tf.


ocr: 110RTON & HUNTER, w u v i -m W u u-a w f AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 3 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn. July 23-n2G-3ni. JOB-WORK DONE AT THIS OFFICE nVITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH AND AT LOW PRICES.


ocr: The partnership between the un dersigned in the printing business, is this day dissolved by mutual consent All the assetts of thoirm belong to Mr. AVard. and lift nlnnn i-a rsnnnisi. ble for the debts thereof. M.S. WARD J.E.BALLARD juy 10 1S56.


ocr: IS PUBLISHED , . , AT PA AO LA, MISS., I : VITA I Y WEDNESDAY; II V . S . WARD, EDITOR ASD PROPRIETOR! TERMS. For one year if paUl in advance, ( $2 Oo If paul within six months 2 50 After Mix montlis, : 3 00 HATES OF ADVERTISING T One square, first insertion 61 00 I'aih snhseqiHMit' insertion, ' 0 For three months, ' 5 00 For six months , S 00 For one year J .12 00 A liberal deduction made for larger advertisements. Job Work Of all descriptions, from large, hand hills to fancy cards, done with neatnesy and despatch, and on reasonable terms, "?A11 communications , joust bi addressed to M. S. NVard, Esq., Pa nola, Miss.


ocr: C. M. nORTOX. . n. c. HORTOX. HORTOIS '& CO. COTTON FACTORS, AND , C3EM2Hfsio2i Iflcrclia.als, No. 3. Front Row, i MEMPHIS, TEXX. isFAU orders promptly attended to. Aug. 20-no30-ly.


ocr: BRADFORD AXI) ilRTI.Y, Panola, .Hiss., Are now receiving, and have already in store, a good supply of Spring and summer, Fancy and Staple SH 'J. r J Together with a good assortment mens aud boys CiotJam, SHOES, Hoots, Hats, &e. which we arc offer ing on as good terms as they can be bought for in this market. "We most respectfully invite the buying public to give -us a share their patronage. Panola, July 9th, 1SJG no-24-St.


ocr: SEABROOK AXD CARSOX, Agents for the sale of VIRGLMA KEXTICKV& I1ISS0URI laanfiictiirefl & SiKoSitns' TOBACCO,, MADISOX 'strki:t, TWO DOORS TliOM MAIN, ' MEMPHIS. TENN.


ocr: G. N. ROBISSOX, J. K. CLINTOX, ROBINSON -AND CLINTON, C O TT O N FACTORS - AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS At the Old Stand ' of Robinson, Morgan, & Co., No. 221, Main Street, is, - -Tcnu. Bagging and Rope, Plantation Sup plies, &c, constantly on hand. Aug, 6-n2S-tff


ocr: w3;4ra . I . . , a w . i iiiiH src'ion rj cnuittrij has never heen I so hf-altlnj as has been this season y ant -the cause (fit u the large quan- j titu-s of 9 Ml ' A fisa EJiixSi 't? Qjrtj Ski Cef Cc i c h rated STRENGTH EX- 1NG Cordial and BLOOD PU III FIER That has been -used. Now it has be come an indispensable remedy in every family. For children J;aving fhe Sum mer t 'onrplamt, Hives, Ulotches on the skin, S:c. it is an infallible remedy When taken it neutralizes any morbid or billions matter in the stomach or bowels, strengthens and invigorates the digestive organs, and causes heal th v secretions of the liver and kidneys. This is the reason why it has proved so efficacious in curing Diarrhea, Ihscnterv, Bowel Com plaint, Pain in the Stomach, oce. It has cured many that were afflicted for vears with Chrome Diarrhoea. MiJCAX'S ST11EXOTH- EXIXG CORDIAL" Is a certain remcV for Weakness, Faint ness or Debility, Sick Stomach, Bilious ness; Headache", Bad Breath, Dizziness, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, or any disease of the kidneys, womb or bladder. It will restore the feeble, siekly, pale and emacia ted to health and strength. Thero is no mistake about it we can refer to thous ands to prove that fact. One tablespoonful taken every morn ing, 'fasting, is a certain preventive for Cholera, Chills and Fever, &c. Also, M'Lean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. A r J. II. MLEAN, Sole Proprietor. HOP I. II. Pike, wholesale agent for the whole South. Orders sent to Pynum's creek will be prompt ly attended to. Jug. 20-n30-ly.


ocr: ES I ATI '; of a ," ..". DAVID 0. ANDREWS DEC'D. Final Account. At the1 July Term, 1856, of the Probate Court of I'anola County, I filed a final account of my Adminis tration of, aid Estate, and will at the September Term thereof, apply for its audition and allowance. II. L. ANDREWS, Adm'r. july 23-n2G-4w


ocr: EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. ; ' , . " . . i. . - .... f . ...- LttttlRg testamentary of the Tas Will and Testament of Elisha Q, Vance, deceased, having been granted to the .. undetsigned, at a special term of the Probate Court, of Panola County, Miss, held on the lDlh day of August, 1 854, Notice is hereby given to all creditors of the testator to pro'oate their claims, and have them duly registered in the Probate Clerk's office of said county, within the time prescribed by law, else they will be barred. CYPRESSA C. VANCE. Executor i June 7 n20-6fc.


ocr: MARRIED, On the 29th of July, 1856,' by Wm. II. Esq., William M. Gray, and A. Grav, all of Burlingham Beat.


ocr: THE LADIES f Mils, m"a. smith, Milliner and Mantuamakcr, OFFERS her Services to the citizens of Panola and vicinity. She is prepared make and trim dresses, Fancy bon nets, Mantles, Cloaks, Talmas, Head dresses, and all other work in her Ikie of business, cn the shortest notice, and in the most fashionable style. . May I8tli 185b. nl8-3m


ocr: MEMPHIS DIRECTORY. LAMft & V SU AW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ooksellers AND NO. 259, MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS, Have constantly on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices, a large assortment of LAW MEDICAL THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOK ALO, fme editions of BIBLES, and PRAYER BOOKS, in every varietv of binding and size, and receive reguhirfv all the N'w Works in the various departments Of Literature. sciiooi HOOKS. They respectfully invite tho attentions of School Teneh.-rs to their assortment of School Books, which is very extensive, comprising the most valuable Works now in use. , BLANK P.OOKS. Their stock of Blank Books is complete, embracing every description of Account, Record, and Memorandum Books. STATIONARY: Every vani ty of Cdmmori, and Taney Stationery, including Writing Wrapping Papers, Steel pens of every description


ocr: WARD ami JONES WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DRUGGISTS 229 Main street, Memphis, Tenn. SIGN OF THE fiOLl) Ta N M O II T A It . Physicians, Merchants, Planters, and others, supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grass Seeds, on the most favorable terms, and at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. !3PKvery article warranted fresh and genuine. July 2 no23tf. J. II. GOOn LETT, B. 1). NABERS. R. D. COOILETT. W. W. M1LAU. GOOD LETT, NABERS, & CO. Coll on.. GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MEUCHANl'L, DEALERS IX GROCERIES


ocr: C. X. nORTOX. H. C. HORTOX. HORTON &, CO: COTTON FACTORS, -AND COMMISSION MER C HA N TS Xo. 3. Madison St., OrrosiTK I. B. Kirtlaxd's Office, MEMPHIS, TENN. 0 rAll orders promptly attended to. Aug. 20-no30-Jy.


ocr: j ! I THE HEALTH OF MISSISSIPPI. This section if country has ncrcr hcen SO hetJthtf tt hast Let-H this SCHSOU, ami the cause (fit is the large quan tities of M j E A N ' S Celebrated STRENGTHEN ING Cordial aiari BLOOD PURIFIER 8 ' RE TAW1


ocr: A. 5 MoiUgomcvy, COTTON FACTOR C O MMISSI O N MER CHA N T9 Xo. 11, Madison street, Ret ween Front Row, and Main, MEMPHIS, TENN, Reference : W. W. SMITH, ) Panola Co. S. S. SMITH, i Miss. HAll Cotton shipped to, or stored ly me, will be covered by an open policy of insurance, unless otherwise instf.uctoof.. Aug.


ocr: LAW NOTICE. 3. W. C1,A!$TWV ATTORNEY AT LA V, PAXOLA, MISS. Has removed his office to. the room between the Star office, and Dr. Ice land's Drug Store, on the West sido of the Public Square, where ho may be found at all times, unless profession ally absent. 13-no-29-tf-


ocr: FOR SALE. The subscriber will sell very low, for Cash, Five Large Road Waggons, and thirty likely young work Oxen. 1 am anxious to bell, and will dispose of them at a bargain. F..M.. PIPKIN. . Panola Co., Mis. n)l9--tf.


ocr: Kail KoacI Now open to HERNANDO for PASSENGERS ey FREIGHT. On and after TUESDAY, April 22, Passenger and Freight Trains will make regular trhw to HERNANDO. Passenger Trains will leave Mem phis daily, (Sundays excepted) at G A. M. and arrive at Hernando at A. M. Leave Hernando at 11 A. M. and arrive a!, Memphis at 1 p. in. This train connects at Hernando with L. Sims & brother's Line of four horse Post Coaches for Panola, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Freight Train leaves Memphis Station daily (Sundays excepted) at 5 A. M., stopping at the intermediate stations, and arriving at Hernando at 7: 30. CO Freight received at Memphis Station from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. E. M. PATRICK, ' Superintendent. JuneS-3-tf. IV r-cixi


ocr: exkcuioics NOTICE. LKTTKILS testamentary of the Ut Will and Test; met.t of L'isha Q. Vance, deceased, having brn 'grant d to lljc underMined, at .1 sjecial trrm rf tl.e Probate Court, of Pi nola Couti'y, Miss, held on the 19 h ih.y of August, 185 j Ndica is hereby givn to a I crctl'tora of the testator, tj pro late their diims. ai'.d have t1 cm du'y ifgi.stiied in tl,.? Probate Clerk' t (lice of s;.i I c t;r.tv, within the time prescribe 1 by 1 .v, tl",c they "ill be b ired. CYPJtLSSA C. VANCE. Kxxutor. June 7 Ii20-C;t.


ocr: Ranger's JVoticc. Taken up by John Perry living about 9 miles South of the town of Panola, in said county, one bay horse, about 12 years old, and appraised nt fifty dollars. D.J. GOFF. Ravger, May 28fh 1853. nl9-3t.


ocr: The undersigned, offers for sale tract of Two Hundred acres of a Known as the 'George London Place,' on Yockana river, in Yallabusha coun ty, near the county line. There are about 140 acres of good BOTTOM LAND, and 115 or 120 acres of which is above overflow. About 35 acres are cleared and twenty acres on which the timber has been deadened. Terms : One third down, and the ballanee in two equal instalments, on one and two years credit. For further particulars, uddress . JOHN I). LANKFORD. Liang Creek, P. July 9-n24--3m. MASONIC. Panola Royal arch Chapter No


ocr: lft. WnvJ.WRENN OFF I CE 1 UAIXINUS STOIlli' PAXOLA, MISS, Mav 3-1 v.


ocr: EXKCUTOIVS -N O T I CE Letters Testamentary of the last Will and Testament of Robert Canton, deceased, having been gran'ed to the undersigned at the June term of the Probate Court of Panola County, Miss., held on the 2d day of June, 1856, No tice is hereby given to all creditors of the Testator, to Probate their cLims, and have them duly registered in the Probate Clerk's office of said county, within the time prescribed by law, else they will be barred. SARAH CL ANTON, Exirix. J. W. CL ANTON, B. J. CL ANTON. Ex'tirj. June 7 no20-Gt.


ocr: PARKER, ELDER & DAVIS, Coltosi ...Sellers, Grocers AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ATo. 6, Howard's Roiv,- -Memphis, .... Tcnn, -0 ) Keep constantly on hand Bagging, Rope and Plantation Supplies, generally. Aug. 27-n31-tf. .


ocr: G. N. UOBINSON, K CLINTON, KOBINSON AND CLINTON, , COTTON FACTORS AND General Commission Merchants, At the Old Stand of Robinson. Morgan, &, Co., '. No. 221, Maix Street, t Memphis, Tenn. ,? r Bagging and Rope. Plantation Sup plies. Ac, constantly on hand. Aug. 0-u2i-tf.


ocr: WAKO anil JOTKS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG GUSTS 223 Main street, Memph'is, Tenn. SIGN OF TIIK ool) i: :v mokt ar. Plivsicians, Merchants, Planters, and others, supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grass Seeds, on the most favorable terms, and at prices which cannot fail to gir satisfaction. RTKverv article warranted fre-ii and genuine. .7Iv 2 Ho'iSlf.


ocr: T. A. HAMILTON. . - J. H. WKSlj HAMILTON AND WEST, Cotton Factors and Commissior Merchants, NO. 5, FRONT ROW, J Memphis, Ten. Attend to the storeing and sellinf of Cot ton, at 50c per bale. " - Particular atteution given to weigh ing and selling. July 9-no2 i-Cm.


ocr: li. UOUTON. u. c. uojtio:. IIORTON & CO. COTTON FACTORS, AND C O M M I SSI O A' MER C II A N TS Xo. 3. Madison .S'., Orrosns LB. Kiktlanis Opfich, MEMPHIS, TEXX. tAil orders promptly attended t: A "jr. 20-11030-1 y.


ocr: A NEW DRUljtj STOKE IX JIKMnFlS . Black t'erliisisi, . No. 37 Front Kow, IIrv.c recent lv rcci'ift'd from Ke, York, a'noral.'a&sortmcnt of DllUti.1 MKDICINKS UA!Nf SroU.S, , ana aC articled visually XJnnJ ia a l)ru; btorc 1 which th(y oircr ttccouiAiodatin,' k;rui&. L aiW.' " nUy.-.'T


ocr: WARD and JOIVES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG GISTS 229 Main street y Memphis f Tenn SIGN OF THE GOLDE IV UIOItTAI. Physicians, Merchants, Planters and others, supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grass Seeds, on the most favorable terms, and at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. JEvery article warranted fresh and genuine. July 2 no23tf. 3. H. GOODLETT, B. X. KABERS.


ocr: CLEAVES AND GUION, BOOKSELLERS AND" ' STATIONERS, . ' 241 IONUN BLOCK, Memphis, Tenn.


ocr: A. O. HARRIS. i W. P. rROCDFIT. RALr" WOKMELEY. Harris, Wornilev and Co. COTTON FACTORS, G1VOCEUS, AND Commission i?fe reliant. No 8, Fao.NT Row, MEMPHIS, TENN. Have now, and design keeping on hand a large and well selected stock of Rope, Bagging, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Liquors, and Plantation supplies. They will hereafter sell and store, or ship Cotton, at fifty cents per bale. g"Wiil keep open policies to cover all Cotton consigned to us, and will insure alwavs, unless otherwise instructed. Instructions with regard to sales of Cotton attended to. Agents for the sale of Eagle Cotton Gins. J. M. TERRELL, Agent. July 16-n25-tf.


ocr: "THIS PANOLA- STAR I 1'UBLISIIBU F.VERV SATURDAY, AT IMXOLA, .HISS. TERMS. For one year if paid in advance, 00 If paid within six months 2 f0 After six months, I 00 Igates of ASvortiiin. One square, first insertion, 1 00 Each subsequent insertion, 60 For three months, f 00 For six months 8 00 For out year 1 00 A liberal deduction made for larger td ertieuuT.ts. JO IS WO R K )i' all descriptions, from 1 uge hand hills to fancy curds, done with neatness and despatch, and on reasonable terms. tp" All communications must be address-vl to M. S. Ward., Esip, l'a nola. M iss.


ocr: Mrj:nohia Co. to a Q lotatloao. Inferior t: ir.e. Ordinary 7 it $ Good Ordinary Stu 8 Low Middling iu Iiddliajr i) Strict Middling IJS-uKI (2ood Middlin;r 10:i:ll. ainldling Fair HJullj Fair I2v. (iood Fair noininnl. Good and Fine nominal.


ocr: WAIID anil .TO'ES WHOLESALE AXD HETAIL DUUGGjSTS 220 Main street, Memphis, Tenn. SlttX OF TILE O I, B 11 ?i 31 0 R TAR. Physicians, Merchants, Planter, and others, supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, (iarden aud Grant Seeds, on the most favorable term, and at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. riPEvery article warranted fresh and genuine. . July 2 nontf. C. 11. 110RT0X. . - H. C. H0RTON HollTON &, CO. COTTON FACTOKS, AND C (XMMI SSIO Ar MER C 77.1 X TS Xo. 3. Madison. St., 0X2osiTE I. B. Kirtland's Oi ficb, MEMPHIS, TEXX. 'L


ocr: N RVV- GOODS! ' The undersigned Mating refitted hi Store-room, is leceiving, direct from New Orleans and now opening, "1' nest awl test' selected stock or Dry Goods and Groceries, ever offered m this market. 1 am deter miaed to sen coods upon such terms as will induce .people to trade wi.h me. To my cut tomcrs heretofore, return my thanks, for past favors,, and solicit a continuance of their patronage. Encourage men home,aud you- will thereby promo your own interest. mT ' 5 THOMAS E. CLARKE- 5th IS 50 11-vtf.' t-


ocr: T. J. DAVIDSON. J. B. ELUS. A. C liLAIR DAVIDSON, ELLIS & BLAIR, follow Factors, GHOGKKS, - RECEIVING. FORWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION MER- CHANTS, 1Utt. l 219 Main st., between Jefferson & Adams. MEMPHIS, TEN IV. 'I (-Itope, Bagging, and Plantation Supr plies always on hand; " ' ! ' " . ? AuS. 27-nSl-tf. ! .T ML j'- f 'T ' - - f , ' r . , - ' i - j J "Wholesale arid Retail . I: DRY "goods:'!';"1' Rbols,,hoes, liroqans: iClotilmq Hats, ! ;-2 .'. i Carpeting, &x.u. ..J ,CANDEE; MIN &.CO., t , 227 Main street Memphis, Tennessee.. Keen constantly' on liarid a-full assortment 6f evfrry dosirablo styla of tb. -1 a J - 1 !i, il 4A auovenameu goous, anu aouwua vim .uvveu tien of buvers. .-J. " ' Our stock will bolqlhatall timc3,Smd wo promise our customers the latest styles and best goods to be found in any market


ocr: MEMPHIS DIRECTORY. WARD and JTOIVES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 229 llIS ST. MEMS, TE.W. SIGN OF THE OI.IEIV JIOUTAR. Physicians, Merchants, Planters, and others, supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grass Seeds, on the most favorable terms, and at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. rJePEvery article warranted fresh and genuine.


ocr: . Land For Sale 1 I have one hundred and twenty eighty teres of elegant land, lying in TallahaU clue County, on Tallahatchie River, one '2I"?f?lf' wi,es belwthe Jouth,of Cold Water, which . I will reasonable price.-with good double log house kitchen .well and.about ten acres of open land. Any Person wishing to 7 purchase such a pUca will get a bargan by; calling on meat Bonola . JMissr w . m a A kJl.ll m UU Ik - B: J GOFOHTII Jk)i 22.AH5G.


ocr: kl. -htj r?.lj J lV-3 fea CvHjiV S We have, just received our iar-e yeimnt of ntle.a.-u 1IAT.S, cf all k'nh. which odVr nt. ii, I.-,w,m: nne-s. Abo, a xavietv of MPiLO flAT.0. shiMitci- th ru "v"-. ( i K ! i I ' N 1 1 A F M A L A 11 N KST . N )VHe,h.-r 0, 7i ndl-tf ... .w.. r-'-V' . rn I 4 iX" tt... ,,nv,,l hisoiiieeto'the room ,.;K.,,. -J,. Star UiHce and Dr. belaud D if "t :-e, on th? wet si l-.of the luh- Ii.- sVa -ir-, w!nre v ni vy be found at all lim,, i-nle-u professional i a...,d.u. AT Of!': (M- .


ocr: R. A. 1'ARKCR. JAMl-S r.LtJFR. C. It, DAVIS PARK BR, ELDER & DA I IS, VaHo Sei:cr?i, CSroL'cra. COMMISSION iMKUCIIANTS, , Xo. 6, Howard's ifoir, 1 Mtmphift Tcnn. 0 Keep constantly on hand IVtgglng, Rope, and Plantation Supplies, generally. . Aii2. 27-n'il-tf. " ,


ocr: itMUTT? T TVTrvT A CTAD IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT PANOLA, MISS. TERMS. For one year if paid in advance, . 2 00 If paid within six months 2 50 After six months, 00 Hates of Atlvcrtiinpf. One square, first insertion, 61 00 Each subsequent insertion., 50 For three months, 'r 00 For six months N 00 For one year 1 - 00 A liberal" deduction made for larger advertisements. JOB WORK Of all descriptions, from large hand hills to fancy cards, done with neatness and despatch, and on reasonable terms. EtV All' communications mnt be addressed to M. S. Ward, Esq., la mda,. Miss.


ocr: The undersigned, offers for sale a tract of Two Hundred acres of Known as the 'Geonre London Place,' on Yockana river, in Yallabusha Coun ty, near the county line. There are about 1 40 acres of good BOTTOM LAND, and 115 or 120 acres of which is above overflow. About 35 acres are cleared and twenty acres on which the timber has been deadened. Terms : One third down, and the ballance in two equal instalments, on one and two years credit. For further particulars, uddress JOHN D. LANKFORD. Long Creek, P. O. Jutv 0--n2i--3ni. F LAND


ocr: WA III) and .50i:s WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 9 Wmm ST.JItllPIIIS, TEA A, f SIOX OF THE O 1a n E - .M O R T A K . Physicians, Merchants, Planters, and others, supplied with Drugs, Medi- aw. .... . . . ernes, ramts. Oi s. Garden am ( rass rceis, on me most lavoralile terms, satlsbldlor WhiCh Ca,m0t m tUghe iriTEvery article warranted fresh irenuine. Julv 2 ;io23tf. -


ocr: : 4 A fV rlliii ! at. tlx Dm? Store, on thr. north trcst Corner of the Public Square in Pinnlfl the larfst, and best selected lcte, 'CIIEMICALS, . , . - brought to this portion N EW ADVKIiTLSKM KMTS. h?oMKTHINO NKW! 5 12 ST Pl?ilXi IX THE TOWN OF V A O Id A , A NEW rag BZoxe THE SEBSCPiIBER has just received j.'julphia, and offers' of the eountrv. His assortment. cuih of every thing usually kept in a first-class country


ocr: CLEAVES AND GUION, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, - 211 UNION BLOCK, Jlcmphis Tenit,


ocr: WAS!- aiasS .lOfi WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL . Cm F?r'r-i it &ig- 3 UG(ilSTS 220 Main sire', MeHjrfiis, Tenn. SION OF THE O S 12 r XI O St T A R . Physicians, Merchants, Planters, and others, supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, (Jaiden and Crass Seeds, on the most favorable terms, and at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. - c'T'iVerv article, warranted fresh and g uuiiie. .hdv 2 lro23(f. J. JI. G001U.KTT, Ji. V. NAISERS. R. D. GOOm.KTT. W. W. MILAM. COOD LETT, NAULTiS, & CO. C o i i o n t e


ocr: e. M. noaTox. u. c. uoutox. iiuiiTOiM & co. COTTON FACTORS, AND C O MM I SSI O X MERC HA X TS Xo. o. Aladivoi St., Oitosite I. B. KniTr..Ms Offick, MEMPHIS, TEXX. gpAU orders jironjtly attended to. Ausr. 20-110 JO-1 V.


ocr: Hanger's Notice. TaVcn up by John Ferry living about 9 miles South of the town of Fanola, in said county, one bay horse, about 12 years old, and appraised nt fifty dollars. .D.J. GOFF. lianyzr. May 28th 1856. nl9-3f.


ocr: j Mississippi and Tennessee. Hoad Sow open to HERNANDO for PASSENGERS FREIGHT. On and after TUESDAY, April 22. Passenger and Freicht Traik.s will mate regular trips to HERNANDO. Fassenger Trains will leave Meni- nihitf -daily, (Sundays exempted) at OA A. 31. and arrive at Hernando at b A. M. Leave Hernando at 11 A. 3L and arrive at Memphis at 1 p. m. T'his train connects at Hernando with L. Sims & KroUier's I.uie of four horse Post Coaches for Panola, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Freight Train leaves Memphis Station daily (Sundays excepted) at 5 A. M., stoppiug at the intermediate stations, and arriving at Hcruaudo at 7;: 30. r Freight received at Memphis Station from 8 a. ni. until 5 p. m. E. M. PATJUCK, v Superintendent. time 25-tf. , i


ocr: FOR SALE. The subscriber will sell very low, Cash, Five Large Hoad Waggons, thirty likely younpc work Oxen. I anxious to sell,' and will dispose of at a bargain. F. M. PIPKIX. Pano'a Miss.- n:19--lf,-


ocr: ADM1NIST RATOR'S NOTICE. Letters of administration upon i the estate of Alfred King, deceased, were granted to the undersiuned, by the l'roba'c Court of -Panola County, Mis sissippi, at the May Term 135S there of. And tf h'istu notify all creditors of said decedent, 1o Probate their claims, anl have ihcm du'y registered in the Frobate Cfeiks eMcc, of said courty, within the time limiied by law, or else this notice will be plead in bar of payment thereof. HENRY KING THOMAS M. RHODES. Adrn rs. May 0:h 1863. nl8-lw.


ocr: NEW GOODS, 'GUEENBAUM i '-LAltNl'ST, ;re just opening their n-.w tock o: Lndics Dnssinz an Fancy nd-t!ajlt Goods, Clothing, and cent's ruKNisiiiNi: (;ooi)s. etc .nhich th' V offer to ec'1 at the LOWEST PUICES possible. They reFpectfnlly solicit a c-Vi .GKJSENiiAUM & EA 11 NEST Tanola. April 5th 18SC. 11 If. DR. Oficrs his professional services to the eitizens of Punola ai;d vicinitv-0,FFJ-C E EAST SII? TUBLIC. SQrAU5), ' f Ail OLA -3tf.


ocr: WAi) ami JO.Y WHOLESALE AND RETAIL i)Ii Uiiil IS ! 221) Main street, Memphis, Tain. SKiN OF THE U O Ii I) SI 31 O 11 T A 11 . Physicians, Merchants, Planters, and others, supplied with Drugs, Meii cities. Paints, Oils, (Jardeu nv.d (irass Seeds, on the most favorable terms, and at prices which caunot fail to give satisfaction. C'Every article warranted fresh ana jrenume. July 2 no23tf.


ocr: GENERAL STi:AHOAT A-l il'Ail lo;d Witivv. A. M'DOXALI) Sc iirPSON, G EN Ell AL ST E A M B O A T AM) RAIL UOAI) AfiKNTS. JEFFERSON STREET, ( Under the Commercial Ifjfel.) MEMPHIS, Au. 27-n31-tf.


ocr: Agents for the sale of I IR (i INI A , KEN T'KYk MIS O UR I. .Hamii'acturcri A: Smokiii TOBACCO, MADISON STREET, TWO DOOU3 FROM MAIN, MEMPHIS, TEXX.


ocr: PARKER, ELDER & DAUz, Cotton Hlli'irs, aiUH'EKS. AM) COMMISSION MFHHAN TS , Nj. 6, Iloirard's Rote, mMrnifdtis, . . . , 0 Keep eon-esntlv on h ui S TJ e'in mi l Plant) 'on S'lppiies, v'U.:r.ii!' Ail. 27 n.il-tf. I .


ocr: J. D. ?M1TH. L. ?. VrUlTETlkLD. SMITH, MEACIIAM, A CO. WHOLESALE to i E A S. FORWARDING & COMMISSION MEHC H ANTS, (Mosbj L Hunt's New Untidily,) NO. 18, FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS, TENN. 0 J'Cash dealere in all kinda of pro duce. Auj?. 27-n31-tf.


ocr: M. HORTOX. E. C. BOSTON. HoltTON fc CO. COTTON FACTOHS, -AND , C O MM I SSI O N MER C II A N TS No. 3. Madison St., Ofpositk I.B.Kirtland's Office, , MEMPHIS, TENN. IdefAll orders promptly attended to. Aug. 2Q-no30-ly.


ocr: O. N. ROBINSON, J. K. CLINTON, ROBINSON AND CLINTON, C O T T O N V A C T O 1 1 S AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCH ANTS At the Old Stand of Robinson, Morgan, Si Co., No. 221, Main Strkkt, Mcmyus, - - - -Tenu. jFi?" W'n And Rnpe, Plantation Sup plies, Ac, constantly on hand. Aujr. 6-n2S-tf.


ocr: Mit mtV )mttor. Tia not a tale, 'tis not a jest, Admir'd with laughter at a feast, ,t Nor florid talk, which can that title gain, . The proofs of wit for ever must remain. : 1 CowxKr. s


ocr: Till: PANOLA ST Alt, IS PUBLISHED AT IMAOLl, HISS., FA' E 1 i Y V EDXESD AY IiV II. S, WARD, EDITOR AM) PROPRIETOR. TERMS. For one year if paid in advance, Oo If paid within six months 2 50 After six month, 00 11 ATKS OF ADVERTISING : On sou a re. first insertion, SI 00 Eiu h subsequent insertion. For three months, For six inonihs For one ve:ir 50 5 00 8 00 12 00 A liberal deduction made for larger "advertisements. Job Work Of all description, from large hand Mils to faucv cards, done with neatness and despatch, and on reasonable terms. C c' All communications must he addressed to M. S. Ward, Es., Fa juda, .Miss.


ocr: PARKER, ELDER & DAVIS, u'oRom Seiferx, Uvocvrs AND COMMISSION MKROHAXT8, No. C, Howard's Row, ; Memphis, . . . 7V. , A : .. ... o ; - .: Ke mi constantly ou hand Rairtni, Rone, ft"d Plantation Supplies, generally. j ;


ocr: J.. P. SM1TIU -I L. S. WiKTEriKLD. SMITH, MEACHAM, & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS, I FORWARDIXG &. COMMISSION n;jK;i i an'is, Mosby ct Hunt's New Jiuildiiiy.) j NO. IS, FRONT ROW, j MEMPHIS, TENN. 0 CCash dealers in all kinds of pro- ; duce. j An". 27-n31-lf.


ocr: SEAJSUOOK AND CARS ON, i Agents for the sale of ; VIRGINIA, KENT-KY& MIS O URL llaisufacf iiLe3 A: 51105112 ! TO B A CCO, MADISON STIIEEP, 1 TWO DOOKS FKOM MAIN, ME MP JUS, TENN Julv y-ii24-3m. i i i j j


ocr: . 8eptl0-6m s II. W. HARRIS. 1315 WARD anil'JOm$ WHOLESALE AND RET AIL DRUGGISTS 229 Mam street, Memphis, Tenn. .SIGN OF TUK GOiD E X XI 0 11 T A U . Physicians, Merchants, Planters, and others, supplied with Drugs Medi cines, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grass Seeds, on the most favorable terms, and at prices M hich cannot fail to give satisfaction. OEvery article Avatranted f, csp, and genuine. vTnlj 2 no23tf. M, CORTON. MUK I OIV .& CO. COTTON FACTORS, &U--b;u 1 AKI) " ' ' C O MM I SSI ON MER C II A N TS Npt;3. CMatliott S. , OPFOfciTB I.Jt, KnrrtAfl's OvrrcK, t , y MEMPHIS, TENN All orders jrromjjtfi atended to. Aug. 2Q-no30-ly. , , . 3;ll,WisweAV&: Manufacturers and Dealers iu Carriages, Harness, Busgieac," &c, No. 37 & SOUmon-'st near Main, u37 , '1 Mf mphiB, Tea. I f y j ly . VV f


ocr: T..A. HA.MILTdX.- - - ' ; . J.. II.'WKsilVt HAMILTON UND.-MrtCST, Cotton otton FacfoNiiritr.CotiiiuT "; ' V''irorcliaiit',-7.V NO-FRONT. JtUW, : . ..... , ' ..... v' Memphis, -Jen. V - Attenil to the store! nir and scllinc of Cot tonat 50c per hale. - ' 1 Tartieular attention given to wcigh- inor nnd Ke.llino'. ' 1 . ' ins and sellin July 9-uo24--Gin.' I " I 1 I


ocr: E uala tt' DAVID O:; ANDREWS, DEC'D . , , Final Account. At the Jrdy Terra. 1856, nf the Probate Court of J'anola County, I filed a final recount "of my tration of said Estate, and wiihat the September Term thereof, apply for s... , ... - ' l J, audition and allowance R. L. ANDREWS, Adm'r july 23-n26-4w


ocr: : - v j. B. ellis. a. cblair. ! T7',!r,XT tt t to I'T ATP , JAVIDbOIN , bLuiO t .iAai j r-' t A ' li O 1 O U 1 O , . 0 p)C jOjV ; ' IrrCElVINGrFOR WARDING i ASD, , r COMMISSION MER- CHANTS, . 219 Main st., between Je2erson t Adams. :: MIC.m;'UJS,:'l pufvN; ; ' eTllope, Baggm, and Plantation Sup plies always on hand. ' ' Aug. 27-n31-tf. , . "FOllALli. AT


ocr: liOllTON & IlL-NTER ii'A d S'lihVi i'r.Vl'i i' V 2 9 1XD- COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. ti Front R'tw; . Memphis, ' Tenn ' Jrdv 2o-n2 ) "ni " j s f I j


ocr: : House, Sign and Ornamental P AIN iUiN ces to the citizens of the toxvn and county of ranobi. All work done with neatness and dispatch. 8epfel0-om Ii. -W. HARRIS. BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: rnt.T 1 7" T A V T A Cn A TJ IS PUBLISHED . , AT 1MXOLA. MISS.. KVKIiY WEDNESDAY, BY M, S. WARD, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. o TERMS. For one year if paid in advance, $2 Oo If paid within six months 2 50 After six months, 3 00 KATES OF ADVERTISING : One square, first insertion, $1 00 Kach subsequent insertion, 50 For three months, 5 00 For six months 8 00 For one year 12 00 A liberal deduction made for larger advertisements. JOB WORK Of all desrrlpt ions, from large hand bills to fiMu-y eards, done w ith neatness and despatch, and on reasonable terms. All cominuiih-utions . must be addressed to M. S. Ward, Esq., la nola. .Miss. u l.i mm ma


ocr: imirrchN &, co. COTTON FACTORS, AND COMMISSI O N MERC II A N TS No. 3. Madison St., OrroaitB I. B. KiRTt.ANn's Ornn, MEMPHIS, TENS, X&'AU orders promptly attended to. Aug. 20-r:orn-ly.


ocr: WARD and JOIVES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS 229 Main street, Memphis, Tenn. SIGN OF THE GOLDEIV MORTAR. Physicians, Merchants, Planters, and others, supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grass Seeds, on the most favorable terms, and at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. tdPEvery article warranted fresh and genuine. July 2 io23tf. J. H." GOODLETT, B. D. GOODLETT. B. D. SABERS. W. W. X1LAM. GOODLETT, NABERS& CO. Coll on -"Factors, GEXERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCIIANTL, DEALERS IX GROCERIES


ocr: j. n. SMITH. L. . WKITEriELD. i. C. .VKACHAM SMITH, MEACIIAM, k CO. WHOLESALE GltOCEliS, FOR WARDING & COMMISSION "'MEHCHANTS.V ;? (Masbj Hunt's Xeto Building,) , iSO. lo1, FRONT K0U ; , 7V . JIKJUIUS, TKNN. i Or0ah dealers in ail klndj of. pro duce -'"-; " . ,v "-. r - - -


ocr: T J. OAV1PSO.V. , J. B. ELLIS. A.C.BLAIR DAVIDSON,' ELLIS &- BLAIR, Cotton factors, , Grocers, Receiv ing, Forwarding and General T ' Commission Merchants, 219 Main at"., between JcfTeraon & Adams. (F-Rope, Baling, and Plantation Sup nlies always on hand. ; ; ; Auj?. 27-n31-tf. g ; ' ULAINKS FUR ALK;Ai: - this offici;. i


ocr: CHANDLER. & CO. WHO LESALE DR UG GIS TS, ; AND , 'APOTHECAIIIES. v M 'A IX S T H E J: T, N'ext door to Odd Fellows' . Hall : . MEMPHIS, TENN. Dealers Ui Pure Drugs and Medi cines, Chemicals, Surgical Instru ments,, Fancy Goods Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Patent and ''Botanic Medicines, G arden Seeds, Snuff, To bacco and Cigars, Brandies and Wines. Every article sold hv us warranted as represented, or subject to bo re turned at our expense.. . , . "'. BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: DR. Win. J. WUENN ; OFF ice IN .RALLIES STORL' PAX OLA, HISS.


ocr: FOii SALE. Tlie sulscriber will sell very low, for Cash, Five Large Road Waggon?, and thirlj likely younjr work Oxen. I am anxious to sell, and will dispose of them at a bargain." F. M. PIPKIN. Pauo7a Co., Miss. nolO'-tf.


ocr: EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. LETTEHS te'stamentnrv of the lut Will and Testcment of Elisha Q. Vai:ce, decenifed, having b?en grant- d to the undersipned, at a special'trrni of the Probate Court, of IVnola County, MS.-h. held on the ID h duy of August, 1 5 1, Ndice is hereby given to a'l creditors of the testator, to probate their 1 ims, and have them duly registered in the Probate Clerk's office of s.-.id county, within the time prescribed by law, else they will b barred. " ' CYPRESSA C. VANCE. Fjr.cvtor, June n20-('t.


ocr: EXECUTOR'S NO T I C E . Letters Testamentary- tf ihe last Will and Testament of Robert Clanton, decease!, having been gran'ed to the undersigned at the June term of the Probate C.-urt of Panola County, Miss., held on the 2d day of June, 1H56, No t:ce is hereby given to all creditors of the Testator, to Probate their cLims, nd have them du'y registered in ihe Probate Clerk's office of said county, within ih time prescribed by law, else they will be barred. SARAH CL ANTON, Fx'trix. J. W. CLANTON.) B. J; CL ANTON, f ,ri' June 7 no2U-Gt. M. S. WARD . Attorney at .'Law' ' PANO LA M1S.V i Office in the Court II uv


ocr: n iamrcr s Notice. TaVenup by John Perry living about tl miles South of the town of Pauohi, in eiid county, one" biy horse, about 12 years oM, and appraised at fifty dollirs. . D.J. GOFF. flanycr. May 28Ui 185G.-nl9-3t.


ocr: Rai :ngers Notice. TaVen up by John Perry living about 9 miles South of the town of Panola, in said county, one bay horse, about 12 years old, and appraised nt fifty dollars. . D. J. GOFF. Ranger. May 28th 1856. nlQ-3t.


ocr: Iflississippi and Teniieissee. Hair Ho ad, AW open to HERNANDO far PASSENGERS FREIGHT. On and after TUESDAY, April 22, Passenger and , Freight Trains will make regular trips to HERNANDO. Passenger Trains will leave Mem phis daily, (Sundays excepted) at 6 A. M. and -arrive -at Hernando at 8 A. M. Leave Hernando at 11 A. M. and arrive at Memphis at 1 p. m. This train connects at Hernando with L. Sims & Rrother's Line of four horse Post Coaches for Panola, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Freight Train leaves ( Memphis Station daily (Sundays excepted) at h6 A. M., stoppiug at tho intermediate stations, and arriving at Hernando at 7: 20. Freight received at Memphis Station from 8 a. m. until 5 p. m. E. M. PATRICK, Superintendent.


ocr: FOR SALE. The subscriber will sell verv low. Cash, Five Large Road Wag-cons, and mmy iiKeiy young woric uxen. I anxious to sell, and will dispose of at a bargain. F. M. PIPKIN. Pana Co., Miss. nal9"tf. ;


ocr: NEW GOODS, GREENBAUM & EARNEST. .-re just opening their-new Ladies Dnstinz an Fancy stoctf o! and' Goods, Clothing, and UENT'S FUKMSHING (iOCDSj etc rhich thry ctfer to se'l at the LOWEST PRICES possible. Tk?y respntfiilly solicit a call. GREEN ifAUM & EARNEST -Panola. April 5th 18&G. 11 tf. DR. P. LESTER, Offers l is professional Eer ices to tlse citizens cf rarou a:id vicir.Uv OFFICE EAST SID PUBLIC SQUARE, PAitOLA HISS. feb!5. Stf.


ocr: ADMINISTRATOR'S , NOTIC E. Letters of administration upon the estate of Alfred Ki"g, decs ased, were grcntel to the undrsjntd, by the Probate Court of -Pach "County, Mis sissippi, at the May Term J856 there of. And t is is to notify all creditors sf sf.id rleceden', 'o Probate their clfcims. an l have them du'y registered in the Pr bate C'erks effice, of said cour ty, wi.h'm th time limited by law, or else 'his notice will be plead in bar ef p ymtnt thereof. HENRY KING THOMAS M. RHODES. Adm'rs. . May 9'h. 1866. nl8-4w.


ocr: jVcw House: IVew Goods!! o LOONEY &, CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN NO. 286, MAIN STREET. ilIEJiriHS, TEIVIV. "We are now opening one of the larg est and best assorted stock of Spring and bummer DRY GOODS ever offered in this market, and wo aro prepared to sell them at exceedingly low prices, as our stock wa3 bought tor Lash. We invito Country Mer chants. Retailers, Pedkrs, River Men and Dealers generally, to call and ex amine our stock, and satisfy themselves that they cannet -do better in any house in the South or West . June 25-tf. DRY 9


ocr: 3 MASONIC. Panola Royal arch Chapter No 60, meets on the evening of the second Thursday in every month. M. S. Ward, H. IT.


ocr: ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.. Letters of administration upon the estate of Alfred King deceased, were "granted to the nndersigncd, by the : Probate Court of Panola County, Mis sisa ppi, at the May Term 1856 there of. And tlii i3 to notify all creditors of said decedent, o Probate their -claims, and have them duly registered in the Probate Clerks cflice, of said .-county; within the time limited by law, or else this notice will be plead in bar of payment thereof. : "IIKNRYKIKG THOMAS M. RHODES. A dm rs. May O h 1850. nl8-4v.


ocr: FOR SALE. The subscriber will sell verydow, for Cash, Five LaTge lloiid Waggons, and thirty likely young work Oxen. I am anxious to sell, and will dispose of them at a bargain. - ; f: M. PIPKIN. - Pano'a Cc , Mis!?. -n l0--ti. "


ocr: Mississippi and Tcikftsst-c. ail Mo ad Now open to HERNANDO for PASSENGERS FREIGHT. On and after TUESDAY, April 22, Passenger and Freight Trains will make regular trips to HERNANDO. Passenger Trains will leave Mem phis daily, (Jundays excepted) at 6 A. M. and arrive at Hernando at 8 A. M. Leave Hernando at 11 A. M. and arrive at Memphis at 1 p. m. ; This train connects at Hernando with L. Sims & Rrother's Line of four horse Post Coaches for T'anola, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Rnd Satuudays. Freight Train leaves Memphis Station daily (Sundays excepted) at 5 A. M., stoppiug at tho intermediate stations, and arriving at Hernando at 7: .'JO. ' : ' ' i ' : &2f Freight received at Memphis Station from 8 a. m. mrtil 5 p. ra. E. M. PATRICK, Superintendent. June25-tf. " - ' ; AND


ocr: Ranger's Notice. . Taken up bv John Perry living about 0 miles Fouth of the town of Panola, in aid county, one bay horse, about 12 years old, and appraised at fifty dollars. D.J. GOFF. Uavgzr. May 28th 1856. n!9-3t. .


ocr: DR. Win. J. WRENN OFFICE - IN RALL1NGS STORC' P A X OLA, HISS. May 3-ly.


ocr: NEW GOODS! The undersigned having refitted his Store-room, is leceiving, direct from New Orleans aud now opening, the lar gest and best selected stock of Dry Goods and Groceries, ever offered in this market.-,- 1 an determined to sell goods, upon such terms as wilt induce people to trade wi.h me. To my cus tomers heretofore,-return my thanks, for past favors,, and solicit a continuance of their patronage. Encourage men at home, and you will thereby promote your own interest. " " , THOMAS E, CLARKE. t pril Sth If 5311-stf. - . :T Masonic , Panola R yal Arch Ch-pter No 60, meets' on the evening of t'.e second Thurdiv i-.i every mon'h. - , M s:VAnn.' II V


ocr: Mississippi slmI Tennessee. STSHr CftETV ft&SSX Tri Bail Mo ad Kmc open to I HERNANDO for PASSENGERS FREIGHT. On and after TUESDAY, April 22, Passenger and Freight Trains will make regular, trips to HERNANDO. Passenger Trains will leave Mem phis daily, (Jundays. excepted) at G4 A. M and arrive at Hernando at 8 A. M. i-.-.. - . - 'Leave Hernando at 11 A. M. and arrive at Memphis at 1 p. m. This train connects at Hernando with L. Sims & Brother's Line of four horse Post Coaches for Panola, on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays Freight Train leaves .'Memphis Station daily (Sundays excepted) at 5 A." M., stoppiug at the intermediate stations, and arriving at Hernando at 7: 30. . --- r -,tf , - Freight 'received at Memphis Station trom 8 a. m.- until a p. in. E M. PATRICK, Superintendent. June ,''3-tf.-


ocr: SEABROOK AND CARSON Agents for the sale of VIRGINIA KEXTLCKY & SISSOl'BI .llaiiuihctured & Smoking TOBACCO, MADISON STREET, ' - TWO DOORS FROM MAIN, MEMPHIS, TENN.


ocr: R. FLETCHER, OVER GRIFFINGS AND FORD S. OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, ITlE.limilS, TEW. 0 CfiT'Plans of Buildings, and esti mates of cost, furnished at the short est notice. Measurments of Carpen ters and Brick work attended to.


ocr: THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ) PANOLA COUriTx. THE STATE OF MISSISSJPPI. Trt Tlin Adams and Green Adams heir at law of Sylvanus Adams deed. x ouare nercoy cueu to w appear before the Probate Court of said County on the 1st monday in July next to show cause why the Final ac count of Nancey K. Adams administra tix of the esMte of Sylvanus dams deed, lately fded in said court for au iitirtr. imfl nllAw;mc. shonld not be al- lowed and a decree made thereupon ac- 1 I .1 ofTar CtliVl coraiugiy hhu iu uu a wu... things as shall bo considered and or dered by the court aforesaid in the premises. Issued May 9 1856. W. P. WOOTTEN. Clerk of said Court. May I0'56nl6 4w.


ocr: EXECUXOR'S N OFFICE. LETTERS testamentary or the last Will and Testament of Elisha Q. Vance, deocased, having been granted to the undersigned, at a special term of the Probate Court, of Panola County, Miss, held on the 19th day of August, 1 854, Notice is hereby given to all creditors of the -testator, to probate their c laims, and have them duly registered in the Probate Clerk's office of said county, within the time prescribed by law, else they will be barred. CYPRESSA C. VANCE. Executor. June 7 n20-6t.


ocr: GOODS! GOODS'! Wc are now receiving and opening direct from Philadeiphht, a larpe i.ud splendid stock of Dry Goods, which we will sell at sch prices as will com mand the attention uf every body. Our stock was selected by M. D. Keiiji. with great care, at the best houses in the City, and we flatter ourselves that we have as fine, handsome, and fasli ionable goods as ever w. s br night to this market. Give us a call lfore buy ing elsewhere. He take, this occasion to return 'our thanks to our customers for past favors, and solicit a continuance of their trade. J. II. &M.D. KEITH. apr25nl4 tf PATRONISE HOME MANUFACTURER. .. 31 LiYELY. M ANUFACTUER ok Saddles, Bridles, Harness &c. Repairing done with neatness a?d desbatch at short notice. His work cannot be surpassed in elegance or durability in the South West.


ocr: . EXECUTOR'S N O T I C E Letters Testamentary of the last Will and Testament of Robert Clanton, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned at the June term of the Probate Court f Panola County, Miss., ieldon the 2d day of June, 1856, No tice is hereby given to all creditors of the Testator, to Probate 4heir claims, and have them duly registered in the Probate" Clerk's office of said county, within the time prescribed by law, else they will be barred. SAKAII CLANTON, Kxtrix. J. W. CLANTON, Ex' tors. B. J. CLANTON June 7 no20-6t. ;M. S; WARD , Jlttorncy al Law . V PANOhA MISv - '


ocr: FOR SALE. The subscriber will sell' very low, for Cash, Five Large Road Waggons and thirty likely young: work Ox n. I am anxious to sell, and will dispose, of them at a bargain. F. M: PIPKIN. Panola Co., Miss. nol'J-lf.


ocr: ' THE LADIES1 MRS, M. A. SMITH, Milliner and Manluamqkcr, OFFERS her services to the citizens of Panola und vicinity. She is prepared to make and trim dresses, Fancy bon nets, Mantles, Cloaks, Talmas, Head dresses, and all other work in her line of business, on the shortest notice, and m the most fashionable style. May 18th I850V nlB-Sm.


ocr: Ranger's Notice. Taken up by John Perry living about 9 miles South of the town of Panola, in said county, one bay horse, about IS years old, and appraised at fifty dollars. D. J. GOFF. Ravgtr. May 28th 1 856. nl9-3t.


ocr: r. j. DAVinsos. J. it. nt-us. a. c. ui.air. DAVIDSON, ELLIS & BLAIIl, U oil on Fa clovs, RECEIVING. ronWARDIXG AXD GENERAL COMMISSION MER CHANTS, -10 Main at., between Jefferson & Adama. KM 11 1 IS. I I-..W. IiOpe, B vrrl:i?, and Plantation Sup plies alwavs on hand. Au-. 27-n31-tf. Wholesale and Uetail TTV G')')nS Boots, Shoes," Broj ins, Ciolihnj, Hai$p cand;:e, aiix & co., 227 Mi'n street, M 'uiphis, Tena.:s30i?. .'Keep consrantly oa hand u lull assortm nt of every d vslrahle style of tha above n nu ;d oo Js, au 1 so.iclls thj u.ten tisn of bjyjrs. Oar stoe will he full at nil tim??, and we promts j our custom 3is the latest style auvl best goods to he found in any market. ep3-3ui


ocr: Sl'iV ICY am) CLAlUv, .VHOLESALE AND It RTA I L DHALERS IN (jKNTLEMKN'S AND BOYS' FIXE CXOT522., Fitrn ihi'is o o tl , SOLE L LA r:iiCR Til U.KKS, ;ANi Carpet B a gs, 243 MAIN ST R RET, USrOS BLOCK, OPPOSITE COUKT SyiTAUE, Orn teroii :m e.isli. whi h enrddea is to sell at the' lowest tuices. We respeetf dlv s dieit a call frcm all in want 'ot Ciolhirg. dune 2o-tf.


ocr: SEABIIOOK AND CARSON, Agents for the sale ef . VIRGINIA, KENT'KY &, MISOURI. 71n:su2:ictiirefl Smoking i O B A ( I CO, MADISON STREET, TWO DOORS FBOil MAIN, MEMPHIS, m.V.


ocr: IMC P VX )'j V STAR," is ptmustn: n jz v i ; u v w i: nx r:s d vy by a. S. j A II II. iDirmi and proprietor. TF.KMS. Tor cue yenr if paid in ? w U II . a i .vi.' t" . c - ' If paid within six months Aftv'i six m- r.tl.s, .'i 00 I?, vr; v A!)V:;:tTisixr, : One siju.'ov, first iv-'rt 1 oo V.vii subsequent insertion, .'n )Yr three mouths, 5 00 IVr six motdl.s ft 00 J7-r ( lie voir 00 A KI.cyhI deduction made for larger ei ti.'CitU'U'iS. .7r-J) Vt'ork rf all deserip'ions fi-or.i 1 Mr-re hnn-1 1 ills t-i f.rcv or.:. is. done with neatness isvid de-pat. li. and on rcnsoiudd.. torsos. All eotumunieaMons must he abb-essed to M. J. Ward, Erp, Pa ri .'la. Miss. TV ! 1 J V 1.


ocr: WAE5 :ifitil friIOLlSSAL E AM) HE TAIL m m st, w spins, texx, SIGN OF THE -4 O Jj 15 5; 35 O 11 T A 11 . I'liyMcians, Merchants, Planners, and (Uhcrs, sujijdicd vcith Drujrs, Medi cines, Taints. Oils, Oardcn and Grass Se.r-K on t!ie most favoralde terms, and at p'lces which cannot fail to give satiNi'",;. tin. '-i'i-Aery article warranted fresh and irenuiiie. ,,uly - uoolr. July nn2:itf. U Q S T S


ocr: . SOMETHING XEW! JIST IX TUYj town of 9 TIIK MilJbCiaiJhK has just rcccivcu PUn.lnKifl. and nftprs 1 I. VUi i v y " 4 at lis IJril' Store, on the north went Cortifr of the. Public Square in. Panola, tho. largest, and best selected stock of DltUtiS, CHEMICALS, &c, that has ever been brought to this portion of the country. His assortment consists of every thing" usually kopt in a first-class country


ocr: Catis. WARD and JOKS iVHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DH IJtiUISTh 220 Afatn .-"ive, Mempftis.- Tenn. SHJN OF Til K GO L I 13 ir -..ortir. Physicians Merchants, Planters, and others, supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oi!s, Harden and Crass Stalls, on the m-st favorable terms, ami at prices which cannot fail to give aiisfaeti'm.' HP Every article warranted fresh and genuine. .T,,!y 2r-no3tf. ... ' . . c. 'ir. wvktox. : n, c. nofcfov,- "


ocr: -'. I. S1TU. . , J. B,r Slf At'lUM.. . L. S: WUITXriXLD. SMITH, MEACIIAM, A CO. ' T) JIi L ESA LB GR O CER S, FORlVAJiniXG & COMMISSION mepchants; '- (Mod( & Hunt's Xctc Building,) t NO. U, FRONT ROW,. 31EMPUIS, TEMN. ' ' - (tCash dealers in all kinds o pro duce. . "'Aug; 27-n3t-tf. "


ocr: ft. A. PARKER, ELDER & XUM, i Cotton Sellers, grocers anp; COMMISSION, MERCHANTS, ! I Xo. &i Howard's Row, .Jfemphis, . . ' Tenn. ' ' Keep constant! oh hiind Bagging. RP mi Plantation Stippliet generally. . Auz,27-n3l-tf. y w


ocr: Cotton: Factors and Merchants, .iW ili Madison street t Between Front Rote, and Main, MEMPHIS, 'Reference : ' W. W. SMITH, ) Panola Co. S. S. SMITH, n?"All Cotton shipped to, or bv me. will be covered by an policy of insurance, unless instructed. . Aug. 20-n30-ly V


ocr: SlLlBUOOK AND Agents for the sale of VIR G IXIA,-KENT"K Y A MISO PA) B A t;uo, ; MADISON STREET, V7 i TWO lV0f)RS FKOU MAIX, ; : MEMPHIS, TEA'S, v". ;J.uly P-n4--Juv . r i ; j.'uannah ; , 7 'n. w Hannah il Shanks, , Wholesale Grocers ' and Commis . ; sion Merchants,-, .No. 4 Front Row. Memphis, Tcnn., r,-: Sell every description of Produce on consignment, and merchandise promptly to' all points Memphis. ; :. 'V '"'. !' " f-gT Aent for . Houseman, Smith Co.'s St. Lou's Whiskey. , noST-ly f. J. Ds'v;DOX J. B. 1LLI5. A. C. DAVIDSON, ELLIS & Cotton' Factors, Grocers, Receiv ing, F6; yarding and . General - Coinmission Merchants, Jti Main st., between Jefferon A- AlKjIt'lUS, TliNtf. 5TF"Rope, Bazglns, ndriAn:ation Sup plier always on hand. , "Au2. 7rn3l-tf. -.


ocr: "THE PANOLA STAR' IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT PANOLA, IMSS. TERMS. For one year if paid in advance, $2 00 If paid within six months 2 50 After six mouths, 3 00 KatcH of Advertising:. One square, first insertion, $1 00 Each subsequent insertion, . 50 For three months, 5 00 For six months 8 00 For one year 12 00 A liberal deduction made lor larger advertisements. JOB VVOflK Of all descriptions, from large hand bills to fancy cards, clone with neatness and despatch, and on reasonable terms. All communications must be addressed to M. S. -Ward, Esq., Pa nola, Miss. i


ocr: DR. -Win. J. WRENN OF FI CE IN U VLLINGS STOHE PANOLA lilSS. may3.-nl5tf


ocr: Kemphis Cottcn Guotaticm. iiE.vrms, lte. 10. Ordinary 9 9 10 Bit 11 U- Low Middlirx Middiiiig iStrict Middling uood Aluiaiiti iitddiicf !r


ocr: -0 BRADFORD AXD HARM, Panola, Miss., Are now receiving, and have already in store, a good supply of Spring and summer, Fancy and Staple Bsrj oods, Together with a good assortment of mens and boys C lot !lkl, SHOES, Boots, Hats, &c. which we are offer ing on as good terms as they can be bought for in this market. "We most respectfully invite the buying public to give us a share of their patronage. Panola, Julv 9th, lS5Gno--24-St.


ocr: CHANDLER & CO. "WHOLESALE AND APOTHECARIES. MAIN STREET, Next door to Odd Fellows' Hall MEMPHIS, TENN. Dealers in Pure Drugs and Medi cines, Chemicals, Surgical Instru ments, Fancy Goods, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Patent and Botanic Medicines, Garden Seeds, Snuff, To bacco and Cigars, Brandies and Wines. 0 Every article sold by us warranted as represented, or subject to be re turned at our expense. 1 ' ' " " "'


ocr: 3. W. ClATO, ATTOPN EY AT LAW, Panola, .T2:s., Has removed his office to the room between the. Star office, and Dr. Ice land's Drvig Store, on the West side of the Public Square, where he may be found at all times, unless profession ally absent. Aug. 13-no-29-tf LUkii iOTISE


ocr: -0 LOOMS Y' 10 CO. WHOLESALE DEALEU3 IN Bi H Vai' V fcfi' NO. eSG, MAIN STREET, We are now opening one of the larg est and best assorted stock of Spring and Summer I) R V GOODS ever offered in this market, aqd we are prepared to sell them at exceedingly low priees, as our stock was bought for Cash. We invite Country 'Mer chants. Retailers, Pedlars, Piver Men and Dealers generally, to call ami ex amineour stock, ami satisfy themselves that they cannot do better in any house in the South or West. June-25-tf. fd r


ocr: A. O. HARRIS. ) RALPH WORMELRT. W. r. PROUDFIT. $ HARRIS, WORMELEY, & CO. COTTON FACTORS, AND fl ; Commission Merchants. No 8, Front Row, MEMPHIS, TENN. Have now, and design keeping on hand a large and well selected stock of Rope, Racing, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Liquors, and Plantation supplies. They will hermit tor sell and store, or ship Cotton, at fifty cents per bale. GWiil keep open policies to cover all Cotton consigned to us, and will insure always, unless otherwise instructed. Instructions with regard to sales of Cotton attended to. Agents for the sale of Eagle Cotton Cins. J. M. TERRELL, Agent. July lG-n25-tf.


ocr: July 9--no24-Cm. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ooksellers AND NO. 259, MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS, Have constantly on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices, a large assortment of MEDICAL THEOLOGICAL . SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS; ALO. fine editions of RITHVES. nnrl PRAYER ROOKS. binding and size, and receive regularly all the New Works in the various departments vjl juiteiuiure. SCHOOL BOOKS. They respectfully invite the attentions of School Teachers to their assortment of School Books, which is verv extensive, comprising the most valuable Works now in use. BLANK BOOK8. Their stock of Blank Books is emoracing every aesenpuon 01 Account, Kecord, and Memorandum Books. STATIONARY. Every variety of Common, and Stationery, incfudins: AVritinjr Papers, Steel pens of every anu price, iqk, vuiiis, &c. Booksellers, Merchants, Teachers Libraries, and School Committees on the most reasonable terms.. N. B. Country Merchants will . find mucn 10 tneir interest to purcnase 01 rather than in the East, as thev can ob tain goods from us in small quantities, neeaeu, at snort notice, ana at a small ad Tance on Eastern cost. July 23-n2G-2m .


ocr: Iisslssiiipi and Tennessee E"" i3- Klfa J'"1SV 1 1 "I Hail Road, Now open to COLD WATER PASSENGERS FREIGHT. From and after MONDAY, Aug. 11, ISoG, Passenger and Freight, will make regular trips to COLD-WATER DEPOT, (Luster's) 31 miles from Memphis. 7 Passenger Train will leave Memphis daily f Sundays excepted J at G:30 A. M., and arrive at Coldwatcr at S:30 A. M. Leave Cold water at 10 A. M.,- and arrive at ilemphis at 12:30 P. M. This train connects at Coldwatcr with J. P. ilTAlexander & Co's four horse Coaches, for Panola and Grena da, connecting, going south, Tuesdays, Thursdays and .Saturdays; returning north, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Freight Train leaves Memphis daily ('Sundays excepted, at 5:30 A. M. ar riving at Coldwatcr at S:20 A. M. Leaving Coldwatcr and arriving at Memphis irregular. E. M. PATRICK, Superintendent. June 25-t f.


ocr: Z. P. II. FARR, ATTORNEY AT LAW, PANOLA, MISS.


ocr: GUARDIAN'S SALE OP -LAND.- By virtue of a decree of the Probate Court of Panola county, Miss., made on the 7th day of July, 185G, the un dersigned, guardian of the minor heirs of A. J. Harrison, deceased, will, on Saturday the 23d day of August, 185G, at the Court House door, in the town of Panola, sell to the highest bidder, on a credit of twelve months from the day of sale, sll the right, title, claim and Interest of said minors, being fine undivided, third part, in and to the "North-East quarter of section 19, Township 9, Range 7, West," in Pa nola county, subject to 'the slower of the widow, therein. Bond and security will be required of the purchaser. -" TBEN'J. T. YARBROUGH, Gucrdian. July 9-n21--4w.


ocr: M. S. WARD Attorney' at Law PANOLA. MISS. OfGce in the Court Ileus?,


ocr: Rangers JVotice. TaVenup by Jolm Perry living about 9 m;es south 0f uie town -of l'anola, m 8a5d county, ene bay horse, about 12 years old, and appraised at fifty dollars D.J.iiUt. itenjer. May 28th 1856. nl 9-3 1.


ocr: NOTICE. 3Iv wlfo Sarah M. Smith, haTinj; abandoned my bed and board without any just cause or provocation ; this is to warn all persons from harboring or crediting her on my account, as 1 will not be re tpRsible f or her sts DAVID SMITH. Jly 24th 1856 n2C 4v.


ocr: Ther partnership between the un dersigned in the printing business, is this day tiissolved by mutual consent AH the assctts of the firm'belong to Mr. Ward, and he alone is responsi ble for the debts thereof. M.S.WARD. J- K BALLARD. JiilylO 185G.


ocr: ! RADFORD Are now receiving, andhave already '! in store, a gwod supply of spring ami summer, PiU'cy and JStaplo Together-wiih a .god as:urtnKnt of mens and bovs Clothing, SIIUKS,' loots, Hats, &c. which we are offer- ng on as goou terms as uwv can ie jought forun this marhet. AVVj Tr.iost Tesiectfuliv in"vite the tuying fpubltc ito.giv u -share of heir patronage. anola, J uly Dili, "1 S.7G no-21-St. " lo ' AXD MAIITIX,


ocr: ns:w GOODS, GREEN BATJM & EARNES1 r.rf iust oneninir their new stock o; . . j J o Ladies Dressing and Fancy and da fit Goods, Clothing, and cent's FURNISHING coons, etc which they offer to sell at the LOWEST PRICES possibW. They respectfully solicit a 'call. G Li EE Ni'AUM & EAUifiST. ranola. April 5th 185G. 11 tf.


ocr: ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Letters of administration upon the estate ef Alfred King, deceased, were o-rrmtficl to the undersigned, by the Proba'c C ourt or Fanola County, Mis- fi-s ppi, at the May Term 1856 thcre- or. Tnci in, is 10 ouuiy an ncuwuia f MLI Av.lnnt trt Prr.KntP ihmr claims, and have them duly registered in the Probate Clerks office, of said cou tv. wb bin the time limited by law, or else this notice will be jnead m bar ot pigment thereoL HENRY KING THOMAS M. RHODES, A dm May Ui 18SG. n!3-4v.


ocr: l Ii i l I MEMPniS COTTON" QU()TAT!ON-J, Memphis, Xov. 25, ISjG. Ordinary Low Middling Middling Strict Middling Good Middling Middling Fair Fair 9 10 lOnlOi 10?vll llUlU 1 1 4 1 1 i 11 v2


ocr: IHiixiipi and Tennessee. !v .f Hail lioad, xfw open to Hernando for PASSENGERS ff FREIGHT. On and after TUESDAY, April 22, Passenger and Freight Trains will makeTV-rular trips to HERNANDO. Passenger Treins will leave Mem phis daily, (Sundays excepted) at GJ A. 31. and arrive at Hernando at y A. 31. Leave Hernando at 11 A. M. and arrivc-at Mp.iirphis at "1 .p. "In. This train connects at Hernando with L. Sims & Rrothcr's Line of four horse Post Coaches for Panola, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Freight Train leaves Memphis Station daily .(Sundays excepted) at o A. stopping at the intermediate stations, and arriving at Hernando at 7: 30. fS Freight received at Memphis Station from 8 i. in. until o p. m. E. M. PATRICK, Superintendent. Junc2.5-tf.


ocr: DIl. Win. J. W RENN OFFICE IN UALLINGS STORL' I'AXOLA, MISS, Mav 3-lv.


ocr: EXliCOTOK'S NOTICE. LETTERS testamentary of the last Will and Testament of E'islia fl. Vance, deceased, having been grantd to the undersigned, -at a special term of ti e Probate Court, of P; nola County, 5f is, held on the 19 h djy of August, I br) J , N tice is here!)y given to a I creditor of the testator, to projate their d ini-, and have t' em du'y registered in the Prohnte Clerk.-! t tlice ofs. il ouuty, within thc time prescribe 1 by 1 uv, i lhC they will be h ired. CYPKESSA C. VANCE. Extent or. Jut;c 7-n20-0't.


ocr: XiecapLi Cotton Qaot-t:oa - ' . MEra;t, Kit. 15, 1855. Tnf'ri-r n ne. Ordinary Low Middlirg , Middlirifc . -Strict Middling Good Middling Middling Fair Fair Good Fair Good andFin:.. 9 10 10c I0il0j 1 1 i f i i V llitfUl search, nbmina. nominal.


ocr: ; :"' NOTipE! Taken up byThos. Hewlett, living (3)miles East of . Longtown Panola adii f w m "D1iilf aTkAitf ijr vug jLiaai, uuuc auu wwit (I6)y ears old about (14 J) hands hih has a larce lumn on the nVht jhoulder no Brands percetvahle " apprised :a't $35 v - ' DJ QOFF, Ranger. .. ?frS63w J y PC