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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-14
SITUATIONS WANTED.

A LADY OF REsPECrABILIrY, HAVING LOST HsR
IA baby on the 10TH only day old would take child
wet nurse at her residence immediate application be made
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THE BALL eEASOy.

T DE q. BROOkES' EXHIBITION BALL, AT RRoOKES'
u. Assembly Rooms, 36l Broome street, Monday
Ing, IIih ins Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies',
~ extra ladies' dkets 80 cents each No person admitted
TO the rehearsal Saturday 18th except those holding
tickets Tor the ball. NJ B.-See Sunday Mercury
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DIR. Sandf0rtl's Invlg0rator-A Certain Cure
in bilious attack dyspepsia, darrhna eholera
sour stomach sick headache liver complaint female
ness and all complaints arising deranged liver
by SANFORD Co. ls8 Front street, propretors G. II.
Ring, 192 Broadway J. Meakim 497 Broadway. Richer
Barrisn $50 sixth avenue, and druggists generally.
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Hernla.-Only Prize Medal Awarded to
MARSH CO. by the Industrial Exhibition OF all Nations
their patent radical truss the fair of the Anne
rcan Institute awarded the hs to this truss in 1856
Willard Parker and John CaEnochan. An extensive list Of
Of mercantile and other genemea cured by this
may be Mt Marsh Co.'s NO ~ Maiden lane New York
and Marrh Cores Co No West Fourth street. Cincinnati
Ohio. Open from I A. NJ. until 9 p. n.
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Elegant CarpeGing.-Smlth q LOunsberry,
No. l56 exhibit their spring
styles Of rich velvet tapestry Brussels three ply and ingram
oarpetiDg the will be found large
designs styles before oered large
stock of every width and all other goods connected
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Porfumed Breath.-What Lady or Gen.
eman would remain under the of dsagreeaoc BREATH
when by using the Balm Of Thousand Flowers denr
dec would only render it sweet but leave the teeth white
aabastor Many do not know their breath
and the subject delicate their friends win mention
and wash the teeth night aad morning bottle will
last For sale by FETRlDGE CO., pro- ieors and
nj druggists,
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Phalon Paphian Lotion or Floral Beautiner
Tor beauying the complexion aud removing freckes TAM
sunburns puples Spots burns scads stngs chapped lips
tece arms and hands. For sale by PHALON, and all
drlVp iata
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CristadOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees
excite admiration among all connossers in art suite
elegant private apartments for bis Incompatible dye
the only reliable article OF the kind Wholesale RETAIL at
CR1SfADORO'S, No. q Aston House.
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To Dxugglsts.-We have now on Hand q
large and select assortment OF brushes combs perumery
toilet articles generally including the poades ooognes and
extracts Of the best foreign and domestic houses Also,
great variety Of fancy articles usually kept druggists which
As drec are enabled TO offer the best terms
Ma 1uua
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Ladies' CATER scots, I2s. and 14A; Slippers,
iyes and buskins o. l0s; second quality 6s and Ss
with boys youths misses and chdrens boots and shoes
dia rubbeys &c the largest Of any store In New
j. B. MILLEN & CO., 1874 Canal street.
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Cllrehugh's Invislble Wigs and Toupees,
with his newly invented skn divson belong exclusively
their superiority they combine style OF arrangement and
correctness OF tit not found Factory 62 Fulton
street, west corner Of Broadway
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a REsPECTABLE Widow LADY WISHES A sITUA
IA tiOn hOufekeeper; Is CAPABLE of taking charge of
house. Call or address few lines NJ H. 80 Monroe
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HIPS Hair Dye, Four Shiillngs u Box, Black
Or brown at HeSeman Clark Co.'S; HS Broadway
59 Atlantic street. IT'S and M Fulton street. Brooklyn and Of
drug and fancy goods generally In the United States
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Two children sat the sands, the beach OF "A Wild
coast where height jus above hem the tall light
house stood Ike ghasy sentinel with in great eye fire
rcpg continually the watch those who
TO the in shp from danger and DEATH and all around
the black Jagged rocks their sharp washed by
spooming knocking waves, seemed holding their tomb like
cavernous ready enguph the unwary de-
ctiven within their ponderous depths.
The children although the changes OF ten
have made them Almost The girl the laxen
haired little eli whom tiny child ding beside
her dead mother SO the girl fourteen and boy
teen the orr han children ct William and Alice Danton.
Norma said the boy, do you that tall ship there, In
the cling"
The girl had been laziy sitting the glterng white sand
Tough her fingers but AZ her bro theirs question she
hand shade her eyes, and looked abroad the Rlea
ing waters.
Eyes, see Il; whysn
when she leaves her moorings there she will me of
on he. deck; that is all ("
The Er turned her surprised full upou his and the
pupils OF her great blue eyes dacd and enlarged with speech
less sCpf err.
yss"@esr. @"ssser,: lss n !; 4. ssl. Ian s.W.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12
A Small Business.

Several gentlemen have called upon
nE this week to inquire the cause of
their papers being discontinued, and
when We showed them the papers re-
turned with the endorsement of their
Postmaster, ordering them discontin-
ued, they were perfectly astonished,
and utterly denied having given such
directions. While We are much
obliged to Postmasters for the prompt
delivery of our paper, we respectful
j. request them TO let their neighbors
take such newspapers as they may Sc
lect, without diciation on the part OF
any postmaster. In order to prevent
any misunderstanding in future, We
suggest that hereafter when any per
son wishes to discontinue the STAR
the postmaster should desire him Sc
TO endorse on the paper, and sign Ia
name thereto.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12
Circuit Court


The fall term Of our Court COM
menced on Monday last. and is now
IN progress, with a moderate full
docket, Honorable P. T. scruggs, pre-
siding. Gen. Whitmore, John W. c.
Watson, II. w. Walter, and Mr..
Strickland, of Holly Springs; r. w.
White, of fernando II. A. Barr and
J. F, Cushman, of Oxford, and Judge
Hugh r. Miller. of Pontotoc, are in
attendance.
The case of Perry and wife, against
Michael Mckinney, for the purpose
of testing the validity of the will OF
Louisa Il. Mckinney, deceased, was
taken mp on Tuesday, and IL now pro.
crossing. This is the most importan'
case of the term, both as to the ques
tion involved and the counsel employ
ed Messrs.. Watson, Walton ant
Ward for Perry and wife, and Judg,
Miller, Barr and C!anton for McKin
nay.
The Appearance Docket for III,
term is unusually small. and look
very disconraging to young lawyers
The weather has been fine. and tn
number of persons in attendance o.
Court is very large. From the pres
emit prospect, we are inclined to sth
opinion that the Court will continu
in session for the greater part Of wv
wseka. 80
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12

A Coop NAME. Always be
more solicitious TO preserve your
innocence than concerned to
prove it. 1t will never do to seek
a good name as primary object.
Like trying to be graceful, the
effort to be popular will make you
contemplate. Take care of your
spirit and conduct, and your re-
putiation will take care OF itself.
The utmost that you are called to
do as the guardian of your reputi-
alton is to remove injurious as
pensions. Let not your good be
evil spoken of, and follow the
highest examples in mild and ex-
plicit standardization. No repu-
tation can be permanent which
does not spring from principle;
and he who would maintain good
character should be mainly soil
citous to maintain good consci-
ence void of offence towards Goo
and towards man."
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12

PIX MONEY! down town
merchant prince some time
ago married rustic belle of Or
ange county, N. Y. The young
bride was brought down to the
city, and installed in one of the
fine uptown mansions. Leaving
home few mornings since, Mr.
observed to his young wife
"My love, here is some pin mo-
ney, if you wish to 60 Shopping
to-day" and at the same time
handed over hundred dollar bill,
ala! my dear Charles!" said the
affectionare wife, "you men must
think we women use a monstro,,s
heap OF pins; don't you know love
you gave me fifty dollars on Mon.
day tor pin money. / laid out on.
liy ten dollars OF it in pins. ".
Ienough now for five years -
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12
mr. Dr Cana has hann lacturin

Ey DIR. Cane has been lecturing
in the Courthouse on the subject of
Phrenology, during the last two
nights, and also feeling Crane-iums,
among which our editorial head came
in for show. The Doctor is per-
feet Yankee to guess, but in our case
he made some very bad mistakes. The
remark applies with equal force to all
other heads he examined i'll public.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12
Pictures =! Pictures !

Messrs. McGrew & Pearson, Melai-
notype and Ambrotypeists, have taken
the room over DIR. LeLand's drug
store, and are prepared to take life
like pictures. They take as good
likcnesses as can be had anywhere, and
we would recommend them 10 the
public generally as accomplished ar
fists. and bespeak for them the pat.
ronage their merit deserves. They
will remain here only short time
and those who wish to have pictures
taken would do we'll to call soon.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12
Character OF @. 8. Prentiss as an
Orator.


If among American orators, Web
sster was the Demosthenes, and Clay
the Cicero, Prentiss was nothing less
than the Lysias of his day. Indeed,
it may be questionable whether Prem
tiss was not, in some respects, superb
or to either of the men who, by COM
mon consent, stood at the head Of A
merican orators during their genera
ions. In fluency and conspicuous
less he clearly surpassed them both.
Never did fountain bubble up from
the ground with a more natural and
easy flow than the words from his lips;
and never did a brook go on its way
with a more melodious murmnr, than
the accents from his tongue. In one
respect his speeches were like those of
George Whitfield and Aaron Burr
they never could be reported. This
is made apparent by the two volumes
before us. The form, the skeletons of
a few Of them are given, but the life,
the soul of his eloquence are not there.
That Wild luxuriance, that exuber-
ance of fancy, that inexhaustible
richness of imagery, which appeared
to be inspired by the time and occa-
sion, aud which ii was bis misfortune
that he did not or could not commit to
paper, those the two volumes before
us do not furnish. For partizan poll
itics he never had much aptitude. liz
became politician by accident rather
| than by design, for he had rather a no
| bic disdain of the arts of the dema
gogue, and like John Randolph, some
times offended the people by refusing
/ TO fiatter them. In mere electioneer
ing, he made as sorry a figure as VIM
Writ did, and with the like result. Blu
when the point was TO be carried by
eloquence, when the heart and reason
were to be assailed, his triumph came
We well remember the occasion Of hi:
address in Faneuil Hall. Everett hat
spoken, and PeleR Sprague, both emf
nent orators; and many from thu
South and the North had We'd Will
one another in professions of patriot
ism andin stirring appeals. AT length
man rose with kindling eye, and 1
ruddy blaze of health and excitemcn
upon his check. 1t was 5. S. Prem
tiss, a native Of Maine, and residcn
of Mississippi. All were attentive
and from the moment he opened hi
lips, it was like the ou;bursting Of
torrent. Words rushed forth, lade
with thought, as spontaneously, to a
all appearance, as the stream leap
! from the rock. The whole range {
nature, aud the whole field of Englis
literature seemed at his comman,
Of course it was the result Of effol
previously made, az we'll as of natr
raj aptitude but the appearascc wa
that of inspiration. From nature
l books, and from books to nature, h
swept to and from as he went flashn
on to the close and when be SO
down the universal sentiment Wa
that on that day PrentisS had surras
ed AL others.-IQuarterly Review.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12
NE w HARD WARE STORE {!
Hawks. smith & Co.,

Importers of Foreign and Dealers
in American Hardware,
Nos. 3o4 & 306 Main street. Memphis,
between Union and MnDroc SITS.
To the Merchazsfs, Planters aad Ne
cAasics Of Pamela c0saty:
The subscribers are opening the
largest and best selected stock of
Hardware, Cutlery, Agricultural lmplc-
uients, Iron, Nails, Cordage, &c, ever Of
fered for sale in this section Of country,
among which may be found
Agricultural Implements, Iron, Nails,
Castings, Tin Plate, Timers materials /:
Blackslniths' and Carpenters Tools, Tia
Bile and Pocket Cutlery, Shorels, Spades,
Hoes, Axes, Corn Mile, Chsins-ot all
kinds, Oakun cotton, manila and jute
Cordsge; Builders materials, of every
variety and in large quantities.
We would most respectfully call the
attention of the merchants of this section
Of country to the fact that, purcE lsing as
| we do, our goods at rs low hSurcs us any
house in New York, Boston or P: ladeI-
phia. We are enabled to compete with them
in prices, and arc determined 10 do so.
To the planters, we would say, that in the
selection Of our goods, We have endeay-
ored TO promote their interests rs well as
our own. Our stock of 'f:nncrs' materi-
ais will always be found full AMI COM
plets, and 1T loscer prices than any o;hci
concern in this city. Our tools of al
kinds have been selected person lily ant
from the very best makers. All VS. ask Ia
a fair and careful examination Of oul
stock snd prices.
| Momphis October lI5i,---R42+ en-
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12

|hat he bonc,' which,
when yod Strike it, anifnates
even the extremity of the
frame with q singing sorrow, is
called the eos humerus ! but
we doubt this Information
However, the rule holds good
without ii. Merriment and
melancholy are, undoubtedly,
win brothers, and draw their
ours from the same fountain oil
luman sympathy. II makes
little difference whether Susan
licklcs you under the ribs, or
peeIs onions before your eyes,
tae result IL still the same. and
twill puzzle the most critical
philosopher to detect the differ
ence in origin.
Moral Be az jolly as you
can under all circumstances.
Maintain an invariabic rightly
in the spot where the nousta-
che ought to grow, no matter
how poverty may fiout you, OF
wl,i!ome friends exhibit you the
backs of their. coaiS. Preserve
your own seii-respees, If you
cannot honestly the respec, OF
Mammen idolalers; anil, take
our word for il, you will some
day have an opportunity OF re.
turning the uiIripc persimmon
to the lips of those who have
presented il TO YOU. with lnfin'
tie satisfaction. Sun. Times.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12
Cotton Farm
FOR SALE


The undersigned offers for sale sec
ton ., township 8, range s west, in PIANO.
In county. There is on the tract abou.
four hundred acres Of bottom ami second
bottom lnnd, unsurpassed in the county
for cultivation, ana ing in the FORKS of
Peach Greek. The rcma nder Of the see
ton is rich ridge land, with fine timber.
There is about one hundred and forty
acres now III cultivation, and seventy
acres of creek bottom deadened and
grubbcd. There is a good dwelling house,
out-houseS, and negro cabins, together
with 4 new gin house, press and gin stand,
all of which will be sold on long credit,
with interest, and offers better opporta-
nifty for investment than any other in thu
county. For further particulars, apply
10 II. :. WARD,
Real Estate Agent in Pamela,
Or, address MONROE SHORT.
Peach Greek l.. q.
/ November ith. lS5G.-n4I-tf
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12

D Our readers will be particular
10 read the advertisement of Messrs,
Hawks, Smith & Co., in other col
umn. They offer to sell hardware at
New York and Boston prices, and as
they import their goods direct, we
have no doubt they can and will sell
on favorable terms. Try them
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12
E-pRE EyulE. TOM


Terrific A6c sns:cn "a tie light Wire,
200 81. long, - Madam WOkLANb,
fotn the Srotni I'D nins the Treat Pa
"A. he.gh; 0; 81 feet, weather permitting.
ii ;h;s fat viii be perform, j IN The Az
fFRSooS. outside of the canvass, immedi-
atelv before The open ny q. the uoors o.
tho G.eat Pavilion, thu puplic will have =
iine spro. tuniiy Of bcho!ding oA. of the
most graceful and htari;ful displays u
fsmals co2ragc ard skiil ever 81, tnin any
outdoor exh b.iion IN IN. word. \"
charge viii be n.s4e - witness this mort
Interesting .es1.
The proprietor nfcrs .sis entertainments
20 ths pubic With the re feet cvniiisnc,
II It's execll.nee snd Its super ority owe,
INK similar cxh b ton in suo United
States. AL tn appointments are entlr-l,
new, and have been furnished nv the mo.
skillful artists in the coungrv, AMI the
proprietor, while ha j. conidcnl ma out
side show prescnt= q more GOis.,Ei L 5
SPECTACLE than has ever he.n viincss-
ed, he assures the pubic iadt the L RI
vailed Excellence o. the various perl ., m
ers who Compose the Troupe will tsnds;
/; IA. interior of his ,NikICKNT PA
! YlLluS u.ore attractive still fac
/ which can net o. disputed wh'n lie melI-
! tioas q few of the names os the le,d,n,
names Of the leading performers, among
| which may pc foun,t MAsrER jAaxs koE.
| ,>soS, the world oaly bare b-cA .i,!or OF
a single horsa.
The pesfo. mance OF tbs masniiic nj
horse, Mar fLf. rode BIZ thu grac fal sno
accomplished Equestrian, Madame i;oE
| !>soS.
! NJ. W. W. NicsoLs, thu best r.iuei.
| pic rider in tho world, VIII appear in hi,
many various acts Of kor>cn.anship.
Mr.. JoHS EosI>soN, tho great two, -four
and six horse rider, will appear al each
aud every performance.
Master JouS RoBiSsoS, the dasainc
Young Genie rider.
Ills imperial highness. D Oh c CASTILLO
emperor of all clowns. High Priest OF
fun! Prince of Jestefsl Grand Duke oi
nousense! anl thu soul and embodiment
of wit The now only recognized clowr
of the times.
The mysterious SILAs EAwLpxS, will de.
light and astoaish the audience with hi,
performances with cups, balls, knives ans
plates.
Mr.. HE>nr RrGGlxs, ne daring slacl
rope vaulter.
The above list Of performers compris
Dat q few OF the leading Stare of thu,
mammoth establishment.
Inc Menagerie consists az all that vas
collection recently Owned By T. p. Bar
mum. ii 'phanss, Lions, Tigers, Leon
Ard@, Bears, Pan,hers, and many o,he:r
zoo numerous to mention.
! Doors open st IL P. M, ani 6 l-o P
A.---.Aimission 10 the whole ambincd Cir
Gus and Menagerie, So csnts-children an,
servants Is certs. MP
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12


Hats. Caps, Boots and !SiOes.
Ladies' f,n.f and black dress Silks:
French MerlIris fancy ANA back .ilpaeas,
d.; l. ;in"s ot ever" sa!isty.-
4 full assortment Of L,dies' De
Trimmings; PA d Wool and Me.i,.p
.ohawls, very fine: Lad.v5' Cotton, Silh,
Cashmere anu Aierino l.1.y; ladies', gan
ticmen's ..u. i. sscs Gloves, great t;..i-
ETY..
B!eschei ana Brown Shret:ng ~ 10
LID: Bicacl-'.i ANA brown Shifting -
10 Sd: Table DaiH.tS,, anu BiI ds-Ev,, Il
aper: i.ish i..4,el.s Of all kinds; Lin. "a
Towels and Ndpkins. Broad CIo,hS Il"
- n, AMI fancy CaeS;.herrs S.t;ine: =,
Tw eds aud Jeans; Ei"av.scd and Bluwu
Drill; Negro he. $ rs ard Plans.
4 large assortment OF BLANhETS-
some very t;nc Saddles, i i les AMI
tirts: Hardware aud Cutlery Schupl
Books; Cap ANA I.tter Pa PC: lad, =
ana niissc, kid. calf and kip Boots and
Shoes. .i.-o great variety Of
FANCY ARTICLES.
too tedious 10 III ntlon-all Of With
nos oaarto runc;uai doa.crs ~ rcd.crd
| pfic,S. and FOR rash az MEs,Hs PRici ;,
aRd ntGay articles ,riH be sold for less tirGa
| cost. q. l.. RAi.L,NNS.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12
SOMETHING NEW!
w ST OPEN u I'd
IN HE TOWN OF
r. "A ~ o L. A,
A NEW i.RUG STORE

TIE SUBSCRIBER has jus; rccciv,t
from Philadelphia, and offers FOR SALE
ut has Drug Store, an the north
rest C0rner Of he P1Lfic Square ~
Pamela, the largest, and hest selected
stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c,
that has ever been brought 10 this portion
Of the country. lis assortm, mt consists
of every thing usually kept in frst-class
country
DRUG STORE,
snd il il his intention, should he meet with
sufficient encouragement, always TO keep
on hand, every article in his lime, which
he wants IF the people may Demand
Having pTacticcd medicine for some time
in this region of country, and having thus
acquired S bme insight into its diseases, he
hopes that on that account he is better
able 70 know what medicines the diseases
peculiar to the country, NAV require lis
hss likewise on hand q large, and varied
assortment Of
PERFUMERY.
FANCY SOAP, HAIR DYE, 6s., fresh
from the celebrated manufactorv ef Messrs
Jules Haucl Il Co., of Philadelphia, 10
which he hecs leave particularly to call
the attention of the Ladies'.
His terms for cash, or on credit to
such persons as he KNOWS to be responsible,
viii be reasonable.
l.. G, LELAND.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12

R Read the Circus advertisement,
in, to days issue, and mako " arrange
ments accordin'," for it is seldom that
sny thing of the kind comes this way.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12

st. Louis, November s--lfissou-
ri has undoubtedly gone for Euch-
anan by 10000 uiajority.
According to present figures,
LIMOS has gone for Fremont. Bis-
sci, ard the Blaek-Republican
ticket generally.
New York, November s.-Bu-
chanan's plurality vote in New
Jersey is $4,000
! In virginia Buchanan's ;'lursli-
! ty is 10000.
Thirty counties heard from III
! North Carolina. Buchanan and
Fillmore's gains about even as
compared with rhe August cleo
ticn, when the Democrats carried
| the State by $4,000 majority.
| From IowA.-Dubuque county
gave 100 Democratic majority ;
Lynn county ESQ Republican ma
jority.
In New York Fillmore's vote is
one hundred and twenty thousand.
The Legislature is Republican,
thereby securing a United States
Senator inplace of Fish. Congress
ional Delegation. Is Democrats,
II Republicans.
Buchanan's mHjority in Penn
sylyania exceeds 10000.
The Republican majority IN
Massachusetts, is 10000
| The Republican majority in
New Hampshire is 5000.
The Republicans have a nlajori-
lty i'll the Michigan Legislature
(which defeats Cass. ConQressiona1
delegation entirely. Republican
State ticket do. Presidential vote
undoubtedly Republican,, includ.
ling every Congressman.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12

an pressed for MONEY 10 pay nv
debts. and therefore Most earnestly and
respectfully request ali re->ons ind, btet
o M 10 come forward lmIardiately ard
pay up. have many thousands of CO.
iar< die me, and some OF il of long stain
ling. and have IN no instance pressed my
GU .tomcrs, bat h,v, waited r,.t.cIItly til
.hsm. TIL. TIM is come wien they mus;
paw me. AZ ;lln about making an ent To
change IN my bus Eess, and want 10 clo=o
up my hooks. {. l.. X.
November Ash, iS,5,-tf
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12
WEDNESDAY, NOV. II, 1856.
RS Our roadors will excnse tn

To- Our readers will excuse tn
small amount of editorial matter il
this weeks paper, when they remem-
Der that the editor has been constantly
employed in Court, and thereby been
prevented from giving his personal at
ton to the STAR.