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Demoine courier., 1856-02-14
NOTICE.

DE1NG convinced from past experienced
ID that this climate is not cengenial tc
nv health and in consequence thereof
will offer the following property situated
in Ottumwa Cor sale on liberal terms.
One large brick Hotel nearly completed,
my residence on Second Street, one un
divided half of the Post Office lot, one
third of that space 81 gsouad opposite
my Office, between T. Sinna mons prop
erty and the river, running back to DR..
Warden's line. Also $50 acres of land
in Wapello County as advertised. Fol-
description of which. see advertisement
in another part OF this papeS.
have disposed Of my interest in the
Office to DR.. Douglass, and have relinquish-
ed the psactice Of medicine. Doct Doug
ass will continue the practice of Medi-
inc and SsSgery, may be found at my Of
ce as usual. | al cheerfully recommend
i'm TO the public and my friends as q gem
tIeman, we'll qualified 10 give entire salts
faction professionally to all who may feel
disposed t~oemploy him. @
Jan 10th 56-47.tf, A. D. WOOD.
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The BEST BARGAINS
EVER In
COUNTY.

consequence of a large Hotel which l
Il have commenced and wishing to complete
the same without delay, and in order to get
means to do the same, / will sell at a cheap rate
$50 acres of the best quality of land in Polk
Township in this County, eight miles from
Ottumwa. Said Laid is well timbered and wat
cred and has an extensive coal bank on it, the
hest in this CoaRty. There is about 80 acres Of
splendid open land consisting Of high bottom
land OF lower Avery Creek The Said land l
will sell cheap il applied to between this and
LIST of March next. Also loo acres in Adams
Township eight miles from Ottumwa with some
timber on it and go acres of good open bottom
and, well watered. Titles good.
Call on A. d. WOOD.
ottcmwa, Dec. 18th 1855. 6mos.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE report is true that II. r. Gilmore has
sold his interest in the Mamaluke Liniment
and Anti-bilious Pills, and he says he is no Ion.
ger responsible for them, and it is also true that
he has compounded a new Liniment, which the
people say cannot be beat. 1t cures founder in
horscsin a few hours, and collie ina few min
utes; heals cuts, sprains, and Bruises in the shor-
test possible time; it cures pains wherever they
exist; Head Ache, Teoth Ache, or any other
ache IS subdued at once by this wonderwork-
ing Liniment. Let all try il, then they will be
satisfied. 1t is called GILLMoRE's TURKISH
LINIMENT and may be had in almost every
town and village in the state. See ADVERTISE
mcnt.
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10 !.
New York, Feb. 8.

New ,YoRK, Feb. 9.
Persia arrived a, her dock at 10 A. nj.
Chshtes in favor OF a speedy spec,E.
ID settlement are on the increase. Rus
sia's sincerity is a. much do ub,ed az on
former occasions, bu, appearances are
I'll fair and straight forward.
Tie Car has ordered his army in the
Csimea 10 ease hosuliies, without wait
~. for a formal arm,s,ice, although i, 10
rsmored tina, an a.mis.ice is agreed up.
ssosfos ahsee months.
France, England and Austria continue
~ accord, although it 10 foreseen lhs,
ttsiave questions mus, arise !uriog nego-
Intioa. No plsee of meeting yet deci-
etsd upon. Despssch to-day OF undoubi
90 authority, says j, will certainly be
either Paris or London; nlso tina, Baron
shfonon will be tho Russian p!enipo,en.
,aiary. Il will be February q. at least,
\sfore q lalhe preliminary signatures are
1Ypended 10 agreement to meet.
La,es, London Saturday Daily News
lssrns, on undoubied authority tina, pre-
liminariss Of ,rc7,y will be signed prob.
ably before Tuesday-eeriainly before
TIE meeting OF Parliament. an armistiee
will be constituted ~immedistsly after
signing rreliminnries and negotiations
with a view Of a final compromise treaty,
will be commenced Immediately.
l, further seems ,ha, j, is the deter.
Luinl,ion Of the allied powers To exer.
else 10 the foil ex,en, the RICH. reserved
to them by. The 6f.h article Of the AUS
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ADVERTISEMENT

How TO ACCOMPLISH Ir.-Can you fall in
love? Do you know how? Were you ever in
love at all? Never mind blushing! Would you
like to make somebody love you? OF course.
That's understood. Well, it can be done, and
vety easily! Yes-1no matter how averse to
you may be the lady or gentleman, you can
make his or her heart tnrn to you like the sun
flower to the sun, and living only in the light Of
y0ur ELECTION. But how? Just read that mys-
terions work, advertised in another column Of
our paper to-day, by Prof. RoHpcUT, of New
YORK, called aThe Bliss Of Marriage" He
gives you the whole secret.-Datiy Times.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14

From q single glance. the great im-
poriance Of ,he railroads TO Chicago wiz
be seen. They reach 10 the head OF
perpsiua. navigation OF the Mississippi.
and hence, al all seasons Of the year.
furnish an outlet to the ocean. they a!
ready tsp the business uf ihs, great river
II seven different points. commencing a,
The Northern and terminating a, the
Hou.hern rel me Of the State. And
three great lines are making wrs,w ard
kilh rapid strides towards the Missouri.
shd three are progressing nOr,hward
penetrating lhrougd The heart oil Wis
~ronsip. into Minnesota.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14
ggaHRTRR-
News from the East!

T HAVE Just returned from Cincinnati, with
l. the largest and best selected stock of Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hard
ware, Queensware, Glassware and Groceries,
that I have ever brought to Ottumwa.
OF Day GooDs, I have a fine selection OF
Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting of Nous de
LANES. Cashmeres, plain and fancy Merinoes
and coburg cloths, Afpaccas (~varioas eolors, J
q large assortment Of fancy and dpssestic cling
hams Charge and small plaid,) Cskcoes Of yari.
styles and prices, Bfeached and Brown Muslins
Of all grades. FROM 8 1-3 to re- 2-3, Tickings,
Drillings, Linseys, check and hickory Shirtings,
Canton FlaHnels, all Wool Flannels Of diferesf
colors. tts
Fer MEMS wear, / have Cloths C~sss;ncres.
Satinets: Tweeds, eastern Jeans, Dreadhoughts,
o. Overcoating Of good quality, Cassimer ant
Wool Hats of various kinds, silk and cotton
plush Caps of different styles
OF Boots and Shoes almost AN endless, variety.
All of the above | shall be glad to sell to my
friends and customers, on the usual terms, or
will exchange them for country Produce, such
as Butter, Eggs, Tallow, Beeswax, Flaxseed,
Flour. Meal, Feathers, Linsey and Jeans; all OF
which ! want, and will pay the highest market
prices for, at the old stand at the corner.
e. TO my old Customers I would say that
the time has come to settle up old accounts, and
as the old Proverb says
"Pay what you owe,
And what you are worth you'll know,o
And as | have debts to pay in a short time it is
I should use. due diligence in collect
ing without WHICH Icannot pay.
Jan. oath If.
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u

CoURlER OFFICE, Feb IL.
Dry HiLeA are or,h o.. Green 4c
Wood - per cord. coal l2ac ps bush.
Butter l5c. Eggs Zoe. ant scarce.
Flour - so for Fall. 81. for Spring.
Meal as per busbel.
. Buckxheas Flour 90 rs per 100 lbs.
Potatoes Soc per bushsl.
Wheat 81 to 81 10.
Corn ls,o20 per bush.
Dressed Turkeys 404sOc.
Chickens per dog 81.
Quails per dns. soc.
venison per pound g.. H'gs 80.
FLOUR-e8 Dbl. wheat 81 35al 50
Com 47sa2. Oats 35a43. Barley
81 40. " WHISKY 35c, Provisions Pork
sl4 0Oal 400. Lsro SIC. Hogs to25. Groce-
ries. Sugar ~ Coffeelxc. G. "A. Salt
81 Super bag.
WHEAT-Tak st,l0a$i, 25, Spring, Silica
el,l8, corn, rs to CSC, Oats, 23c, Beans, 81
l0dl rs, Potatoes, 4Oa50c, Flax-seed, 81 10,
Timothy seed, $l,l5, clover, SO 00a$6 SO,
Pork, none selling Lard, 7d9c, Butter,
2Oa23c, Hiles, dry, 10al1c.; Green, Ala
csc, Eggs, lSaa0c per doz Flour, City Mills
81 25a1 Is per Dbl
CHICAGO, Feb. o.
Flour, 81 It's; Extra $3.50. Wheat $3.50.
Corn, 40 perl00. Rye, 95caI 90. Potaroes, 7Oa
Toe. Grass seeds, Timothy q, IL I-2a2, 81 I-2.
Butter IQa20c. Cheese. IL I-2o. Eggs, I8a22c.
Dressed Hogs, S., 25o5, 80 for light. Beet, Mess
4I3. Turkeys ,Sa9c. Chickens l6alSc a piece.
G. e 50d60c.
Lard, IOc. Sugars, N. O. s3-4a6 I,4c-clariisl
5-SaIO I-4--crushed and pulverized II IA,
yanu lated II liz.
KEoKuK, IL.
Flour, so, to 90. Wheat, fall, local %
JSpring, 4laI 10 Corn, shelled 26a28 Oats. 80
Rye, 50. Pork, Mess per Dbl. A00, Hams per
Ii I6aI2 I-2, Sides do 9aI0. shoulders do Sa9.
Lard .IOaII. Butter, I0a22. Sugar 8 I-2a9 I-2.
NoIasses, 42a45. Coffee, 10 I-2aI8 IL. Rice
4 I-2oS I-2. Candles, L4I-2a27. Salt, SIX, 2 90
AZ Is, bu 5Oa56. Cheese, II Ia. Hides, dry,
pef ID, 10, green 5 I-2. Potatoes Blu Is, Eggs25
Nay, $S0Oa150 90, Feathers, SO, White Brans
ytsuVoI ~.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14

II The Republicans OF Dubuque
sired : salute Of 81 guns OF receiving in-
kIlieence Of the election Of Banks. and
lad q supper at The Julian House, 10
which some Two hundred sat down.
Toasn were drank and speeches made.
The right spiri, prevailed.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14
Dissolution,

THE Partnership heretofore e xistins
i between the firm of Wood and Doug.
lass has this day been dissolved BY mutual
consent. DR.. Wood having purchased the
accounts of w. 4 D., all persons knowing
themselves indebted to Dr.. Wood aud
Wood b Douglass must call on or before
the lst Of February next or costs will be
added, and no mistake.
WOOD & DOUGLASS.
Jan. 10Th '56-47 II.
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A Fresh lot Of
Eel

A MONG which are a superior article of Su-
N gars, Sugar House Molasses, Dried Peach
es and APPLES, Star Candles, Sack and Dairy
Salt, Cuba Skies, Goldfish and Mackerel, just
received by PUMROY g. Gu.
Dec. 25th, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14

"Ass. CVaOOV TN anu vtus
KEOKUK, IOWA.
| I'VE NOW HAVE In STORE A
w Large and well selected stock oil
Groceries, which We offer at Prices as low
md on terms as liberal as any in the Market
We call the special attention of country and
city buye-s to the following:
Coffee -25O bogs Rio, 80 do Maricaibo, Sc
packets old gov Java.
Sugars -150 hdds old aud new n o fair Ia
prime; 10 do N 0 clarified, 100 bbls crushed
powdered, LOAF, and chrystalized, 100 bxs brown
4 and white Havana.
Molasses-10O bbls, hf bbls, and kegs Bel.
cheers syrup, 100 bbls, hf bbls, and kegs Loui.
3iana sugar house, 70 bbls, hf bbls and kegs
Plantation.
Syrup-5O bbls. hf bbls, and 10 gall keg.
Belcher's golden Syrup.
Tobacco-10o bxs extra Virginia. peach-leaf,
~aectar. GARDEN and diadem twist. Is, Is, IS, and
S, and natural leaf, manufactured expressly for
IL. Ii. & HI. so bxs Jas. Thomas twist and Vir-
ginia gold leaf; 20 butts Pancake; 100 bxs Van
Horn g. Bros jewel, grape-juice, royal gem,
natural leaf and Ssh 40 bxs pure American, fine
cut in tin foil.
Smoking T~abacco-1Oo bxs and bbls Span
ish mixed, and BIRDS eye, and Trainers fine cut
% bxs Turkish extra; T ID and stone pipes in
oNS. ! SINS. -
nr .oo t@sJSaooy ago naPeg;
nesas.tyo oaoa siAes' iooooo nesaia'
r1Tr "a k anu nssaIna; .....
az "a sh h IA e nn iMpeLiai, sunPoM-
ia Soahs as y =, DS Tyson my ula.A green
Fish-H pkgs mackereL Nos / 2 3; 5 bbls
, ,n : LohI Dds wnile hsh; 0 d1nms Goa hsh;
AZ nI oDas herflns III Pi0A'sS ioo aAs scaled
"eIn,uns' "a ,
M O-xU opls ainsesa, iala' ana nSn:
Sai.,-ivvo oags " A;<o 10 L !; iUoodo larry
~ Ss ais ~ sess assor: a mans; ren>e nails
anu nlaas; 20 q 2 BOSTON 90.
,o uiass ,oIsS pas XIV, loxai, iuxi4; ioSio;
- atX a .o, .uas' oea. oranasS .Goxs mp, ana M
!. nasSs. anu lohg aua squaI larsi'u glii-S
aA1 ~ Pr .umoieIs; Z az molssses cans;
:. 1ouo n ~ Isl JAS cosaon yarn; 20 oaies
: ust. ;oc : ~ onu,s uaipss cnsln; co,oiea an mo
y, Mn,e' ~ t .gs sn anu w1spPa.s .wine' s soo
ip : pama,sw;on S,no , . :, . IA sihu nsSs w
- ba~a
'e,S oass ox
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14

BIOGRAPHIES, Histories, Political works,
ID and q large assortment Of Miscelaneous
works rast IeeGysdbY w. ORR
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14

Il INSEED Oil, Fish do. Meats Foot do.
IL Sweet do. Castor do for sale by the gall
Ion. W. L. ORR
A LBUMS, Portfolios, Gift Books for 1856,
IA Juveoile Books, a large assortment for
sale by w. l.. ORR
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14
HAIR" "o
PLICATE

HAIR" II"
DU PLICATE b.
,. m. GNIFEATM
oTILL continues to manufacture at his SHoP
~ IN OrTUMwA, the Peoria Pl0w together
with the Moline Plow, both of which are well
known to most Of the Farmers OF the West
! am using the best SLIGO STEEL for Shares
and mould boards, the only metal manufactured
that will bear q polish sufficient for the Prai
ries Of Iowa. The timber with which ! do the
woodwork of my ploughs, is thoroughly sea-
soned, and the woodwork is being doIe by
experienced workmen, who know the lick II is
done with. Having sold a great many ploughs
here the last year, l an induced to try II again,
and | am much better prepared to carry on the
business now, than l was then, having a Large
Shop and all the fixtures and apparatus required
in the manufacture of this necessary article on
a large scale. Also a Grindstone to polish with,
where any person can grind an ak for the small
sum Of i0cents.
am also prepared, in connection with the
above business, to do anything inthe
JOBBlNG LINE.
keep on hand large supply Of Iron, ard
plenty Of men who are always ready to work,
particularly Tor cash. l have on hand plenty
of HoRsE SHOES and NAILS, and will take
particular pains to have
HORSE slIOElNG,
done up in good style and with dispatch.
Thankful for the liberal patronage Of the past
year, and hoping . continuance Of the same the
present, l take this method, but without any
disposition to blow, Of bringing my business be-
fore the people. think | can do as well by
them in the
PLOW and BLACKSMITH
lire, as any other shop west Of the Mississippi.
Come and see me, and see If you cant get your
money bac',- just about az near as anywhere
else.
- I have now on hand over 100 PLOWS
ana shalt keep a good supply Of all kinds on
hand so that customers from a distance can b
furnished with a load at any time. Shop OF
Main Street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Jan, Path, '56, no 49-tf.
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= III. E BAR rLETT q CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO FOOTE 4 Co.,
WILL coNTINUg IN THE
Forwarding and Commission Business
At the old stand at the
n N

oE TBR EAST SIDE OF TIE RIVER.
"AVlNG the only warehouse on that
III side they offer superior inducements
to Shippers to consign all freight intended
for the Country to them. All goods to their
care will be delivered to teams free of fee
riage thereby saving the charge for drayage
to the west side; also, the benefit of iasu-
rance while in their warehouse.
Cou ntry merchants will find it to Ahsir
interest TO call on them, before going east
TO purchase goods.
d. +. B. q Co, are agents for Union Elk
press Co., and will be happy to afford any
Information to to those who desire to ship
y that line.
Burlington, Jan 18th. Sc. 3m.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14

CCHOOL BOOKS, Blank Books, Writing
- Paper, Pens, Ink, Instanda and States, .
complete assortment Just received by
Nov. 9Th. w. L. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14

ID ORAx, Carb. Soda, Cream Of Tartar, 81
Soda. Tor sale BY w. L. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14
BOOKS! BOOKS!.

wv Dicks Works;
Burns do
SCOTS do
Shakspeares do
Byron,s do
Wirt's Patrick Henry;
Rollins History;
Gibbons Rome;
Macauley's England;
Bshon's Natural History;
.~Sseil's United States Speaker;
-.vse's Algebra,
Ccmstock's Philosophy;
Comsiock's Chemistryi
An,hon's Latin Lessons.
just received, aud for sale, by
Jan. 1, 1850 46-tf w. L. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14
DISSOLUTION

vJ,HE UNDFRRIGNED, having this da,
l. dissolved Partnership Business, would re-
quest all Persons knowing themselves indebted
10 us, to call and settle the same as soon as pos
sible. The books are ia the han Is ct S. G.
Finney, who is authorised to settle the same.
SAMUEL G. FINNEY.
$3.50 SAMUEL j. HURST.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14

Trimming Department.
We have now a large stock Of new and
choice
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
Also:-Bonnet, Neck and Belt Ribbons large
lot OF BONNET Innings & ARrfrIcIALs.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14

MAILS, Glass, Sash, Building Harcwa.r \
IN at JA'S PUMRO Y 4 -C.S
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S'HE
American Courier.

The Proprietor of the American
Courier, takes much pleasure in
inviting attention to his Programme of
Literary Attractions for the year 1856.
In addition to the earliest Republica-
ton of the Choice Light Literature of
England, - TRANSACTIONS from the
French, German, &c, Art, Dramatic,
Musical und Personal gossip of Eu-
rope, at the frequently expressed, and
universal desire of the Patrons of the
Courier, he has prevailed uponthe all
admired MISS KATE COMING
HAME, to prepare a series of Domes-
tic Stories for the Courier, of which
a number are now on hand, and will
shortly be published.
Numerous favorite contributors will
continue to enrich the Courier with
their productions.
And to still further increase the at
fractions of the Courier, we have the
high qualification Of announcing a
series of
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-23
For the Panolo Starr
GOOD-HOPE ACADEMY.
Mr.. EDIToR:-
ALPHA,

On the 3rd. day of
July inst, the examination of the
pupils of Good-Hope Academy
took place. At an early hour a
large concourse of people assem-
bled to witness the exercises
There were between six and seven
hundred people on the ground.
The examination commenced at
an early hour with the primary
classes, and each and every class
gave indubitable evidence of close
application, on the part of the
pupils; and untiring industry on
the part of the Principal.
After the examination of the
various classes, the larger pupils
appeared and delivered dialogues
and speeches in fine style; with
out drawing any distinction we
cannot forebear referring to Miss.
Z. w. Orr, and r. Fl. Fowler.
At the close of the examination
the Principal G. Eugene Stephens,
Esq, by request, addressed the
people on the Importance Of educa-
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ton, in very forcible style,
which enchanted the whole audi
ence, and made deep impression
on the feelings Of many.
The company preceded by a
band of music then repaired to the
grove, and partook of q sump-
ti0us dinner. After which the
people assembled in mass meet
ing and organized by calling
James Jolly. Esq, to the chair,
Maj. r. Prophit being appointed
secretary.
Messrs. G. H. Gray, r. Fowler,
r. II. Bagley, G. w. Morgan, A.
w. Byars, j. M. M'Rie, j. Jolly,
N. ID. Gray, D. Brasell, and r.
Prophit, were appointed COM
mittee to draft resolutions express
slve of the sense Of this meeting,
with regard to the exercises of the
day, which committee reported
the following resolutions.
Resolved, That the examination
which we have this day witnessed
at Good-Hope academy, was truly
gratifying; and that the progress
| of the pupils in their various studies,
and the good order and discipline
maintained, deserve the highest
commentator f.; and afford ample
testimony Of the industry, energy,
qualification and aptitude of the
Principal c. Eugene Stephens.
Resolved, That a copy of the
above resolution .be presented to
Mr.. Stephens; and that G. w.
Morgan, and r. Prophit, Esq, be
requested to furnish an account OF
the proceedings of the day, to the
Editor of the Pamela Star, for pub
Flication.
Which resolutions, were upon
motion duly put and unanimously
carried.
Adjourned siae die.
JAMES JOLLY.
Chairman,
ROBERT PROPTlIT. See.
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ROBERT PR0PnIT, Sec.
L.ATEST FROM TIE PLAINS.

We have very late and reiia-
bic intelligence from the plains,
adyi:ing us that a somewhat
sanSuinary conflict has taken
place between the confederate
&acs and Foxes and the Ca
manches, resulting in routing
he latter with considerable
loss. Nothing is known of TIC
relative force of either party,
but the success of The Sacs and
Foxes Is imputed to the supe-
riority ofthe!r arms. The CON
fiict took place at the crossing
OF the Arkansas on The Santa
re road, and continued during
some hours. The Sacs and
Foxes killed twenty one Ca
manchcs and took two prison
er<. They les! two OF their
party and had several wounded.
lis a rather curious coiEci:
dence tIlat just about this time
TWO years ago, Immediately be-
fore the arrival Of Gen. Whit
field in the Indian country, a
hostile meeting should have
occurred at the same place,
between the same parties, aud
with precisely the same result.
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NO MONOPOLY!
Opposition & Competition
THE LIFE OF TRADE,

| have started a line of SPLENDID
four-horse ORlRsaibuses to run from
all the Hotels, to all the Railroad
Depots, on which passengers can be
conveyed with despatch to any part of
Memphis. l am also prepared to
furnish Hacks, &c, to the country
Ny friends, and all in favor of fair play
soH please rot purchase tickets on tie
cars, as | have no chance to accom-
mediate them if they do. The public
may rest assured that | will do what
| say. Be sure to get in the Omnibus
marked -. NJ. Fletcher" on the top.
All Iask is fair play.
FLETCHER & KICK.
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Administrators Notice.

fhe m9tr,igrcd avine been gp-
o n'cd ;dminis IA OF of he estate 0
Dr!ry Diver, d c ascl /, at tie Apri'
term 1886, Of The Ir b tt Court 4
Pa ola Go 'nty Mis~issppi.-All err
S lis indebted to ,ai! estate as'u re- aired
to make immediate .payh,e' l. Au all
crS' Us having claims AZ list SD v>-
ta.e wi halctlcn Probaei anI reg
is;erc II The Pro ac clerks office
4 corIlns 80 law, cr they Viii be lar.
!. d b. he st 'u.c.
II. c. CROzIER.
ADM rs.
June 9 h ! IS no2l-6v.
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Chaneery Sale Of taIuabte fdads


In pursuance and by virtu. of an in
terlocutory decree of The district Oh n
Gerry Court of the State Of Mississippi.
pronounced at the March Spcci | term
thereof. A. D. 1855, h II n. Jsmes +.
Tro ter, Wee Chancellor, pre>s ing in
the Suit Of Charles Blu Ter N | o h.r
comrla 'narts as JOIN G. jones aid 9th :
erS, de!endan S, | VIII sell a, cammi :
sioner apo ntcd for that purpose, u the
highes' hi lder on credit of s;x months,
on Monday he 8 h day of June next
ensuing, being the second Monday in
said month, at tie court House door in
the town OF Pan la, the fol owing desc ID
ed lands, to wit The South eas' quarter
of s elton (22) in town ship seven (7)
of range six (6) west Of the Basis Me
redi n Chickasaw Cess,oa. lying in Pa
nola county, State AZORES i
Bond or Bonds with approved seci-
rity will be required o. tie purch ser
CT purchasers for the purchase money
bearing interest flo ,tc.
JonN j. WILLIAMS,
OK 81 Commissioner.
5pr 90 nj 4-5N
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-23
70 kET 30 n LOST.

A. r. eket OF m m ra.dun boo '-.
": 'os some y here betw en- the Ic-i
',nce of Mrs Van e d +. Y. De ms,
or b, tween he town f Fano a. an
Nr. Dickins. tontaui 5 one t ny q
thirty FIVE doll rs in money. tn bn,k
h the name If Furgas n. and rcr-
hars. miller, wri ten on IT, The
finder viii lie liJtra Iy rev ride !, for
retnrhi"g itt,t' { undersigned. .
ELISHA VANCE.
Jane '3h lS5G.-n2I-%w.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-23
TO CONTRACTORS.

Plans and specifications for
a wing, and raising tho present
Gayoso building, can be seen
at the off OF Mr.. Fletcher
Those wishing to BID for the
work arc invited to examine
the plans and specifications.
and make their bids as soon as
possible.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-23

The a'dersigncd, Sheriff Of p,no' a
Comfy. Mi>siSsip /, will on tie II ii
day Of Juy, 1856, a tie rcsiIr,ce Of
J' sse N.r!, in said county. sell tie
following lrorer 10 he hig' Is b. =
dec, 10 $, 10 ~
One Waite coy, one d,uOl b rrcI
shot GU che COW Tell, Four p'Uu. s.
One pair . plough gears. one ~yi. o.
tree, one CeviS, e sad IL wv, b j.
dies, one Ak. on Iron we re. or e
rot, and one DRAWN knife. " ich
Drop rty was surrendered to me h,
Jordan G rvin, under the irS, aen
laws, and will BE- soIi 10 t'sfy he
fine n co t., n lie case OF The "a e
Of mississippi. r& JorI~n Cu.yjn,' in
he Eanola Cicrni1 Court.
T. MOORE. sheriff.
III, Ii '56 n2l-4v.