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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

Tho underlined have the honor to dat tho Kos
on Company great labor and expense have
entirely removing the unpleasant odor from ksseseas "
without injury to ifs illuminating qualities
The advantages possessed by the KEROSENE OIL ere;
LIST. The intensity Of the Hight proaoced ..rs. O.
ID. 1t u not explosive 49,
Sd 1t win remain fluid whom the best spsrn 81 hAs 49,
gealed . -
4th Its unrivsed economy - 10 worth Of Kscssns %
giving much light 90 Of Rspessed Cd &t OF Whas
"a n of Sperm Oh, 90 Of Burning Fluid -.
INSURANCE COMP ANIES allow to b ussd withost ADJ
THE KEROSENE BURNER, with rise and hi wiet, -
DO adapted slight e.peDse, 70 tho Mschsncs Csrce se
Astral RoGn Oil Csmphene and Webbs Patent Lsmps, o.
any vse Cspdes.k and Chandelier ensbns -
consumer KEROSENE OIL. at 81 per gallon saosSre
of light be obtained from kaposse1 ~
ct & I s., or from sperm On ct 90
KEROSENE LUBRICATING OIL, equal 10 huadty - -
best Sperm OIL possessing the great advantage OF not
ing low temperature This Oil also be burned " -
the ordinary Mechanical Solar and Hand Lamps ncia@nG
Bowspit and Sensl Lanterns aud gives more iShs nss
Sperm, Whale or Lard Oil
AUSTENS. Agents for --
No 50 Besvssst, Mt.
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ZINC PAINTS. WHITE LEAD, COLOEA!

ZINC PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, CODH
Il GLASS, le.-Tbs snderisped having ee'elsss n
ssss to The lsde full ssso!tnsn from shs discreet
Nth dc - ,sss dryers Tks quality Of Amsftsn -
FrsDeh In warranted to Be equal "a I'll respect. % sny
ir this usr ssS on q berL Dsalen esn ase -
sied with WHITE LEAD and COLORED PAINTS
ovs usnufaetrs Also French and Arneresn WIZ"
GLASS. JkSSUP T. ChlLpS, imporpSn -
Nsnsfsctursrs Of Points No. lie Water e., hew.Io..
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Honses and farms t)anteo.

HOUSE WANTED.-A frst-class three-stor.
IL House the side Of the city Is wsnted VIII eithe
lease purchase Possession required about the
Y0UNG, SCHULTZ Co.. No. 81 Fenyst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

NaIss HAvENs will continue bee BOARDING
VI AND DAY SCHOOL fOR fOuNo LADiks. q No 81
$40, xni con niece TUESDAY Sept iS Appicst,as
,ot s =, ~ p.idenc, al any time pseviast Pot The
sSseS q Ssr Schoo abe ef.I. e tho r.. Dc rst1 .ss
20 Rsv Ia p Wu,oa D d ofH.wst, NJ
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EadnfiG,

ALERT II. NIcoLAg, Aneaese,I ---,.
CTOCSS and BOMBS At AUCtION-REtu-
- LAR 81 NI-WEEELY sALE.-ALBbRf H. hicOsN
will sell THIS DAY, May 10, st IN O'Clock. at the Es''
oherts hkchsnee fof Of whom u may eoooerm
silto Sacramento CITY (Ss;er Losa, par Cent bowl
e7ce Milwaukee and Hoiicon Railroad lFsrm btof'ssse
Botds. . .y.
ST. 20 illinois Cenr.l fssaro,i Consrccti'o Bends $50
each. -.
$500 Uarf,d City G Ior CeLt Bonds 81 900 e.eh
20 sba'es Waterloo Voolsa shawl Manufacturing ConpanI
90 eech. -.
10 shAsr. New Yo'k and Virginia SesshP Compsay. tc'
each
ioshsIes Psciec NAL Steamship Cou psBy $40 each
IL shares KbckeIbeker L Insurance comPsny ", esoh
iC0 shues Portsmouth Dry Dock Company 100 each
90 shares Lenox INSURANCE Company. SIS each
% shares Merchant II sursnce Company, $50 each
Is shares Metropolitan Bank lice each I'D
TERMS oF cent thu: day and the bs3cs before
O'Clock Tho sccrued interest su the Bonds
will be charged TO the purchzsec
Next regular sale on MONDAY. May 70.
Albert H. NiCOLAI holds his tegulsf Semi weekly Auc
on Of Stocks aud Bonds every MONDAY aud THURS
DAY the Merchants Excbange also special sales Of tho
sa.z on shy other days when required
A. Private Sale great varisy Of hvtcaa Railroad City
aud State Bone Bank. Insurance and other STOCKS OF IN
doubted character for Investment
IMPORTANT NOTICE. Il Interest allowed on ell Moneys
deposited trust and Securities bought and sod st The Board
Of Brokera ALBERT H. NICOLAY. Auctoner and Banker.
No. Broad-st. New-Yock
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pRIDGEwATER Plaintiffs best srticl.

DRIDGEWATER PAINTING best artacio
I'D known roofs of houses decks and bottoms Of vee
and outside woh generally bsins perfect pfoeenss Ssa
the scsn Of the atmosphere For sale Ut the Go
No. 81 Wsterst
EXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
T. Very pure brightly and Iona sperm s1d
crust: The wiel b'ns free from gum, ills very 'u''"'s
COBIkNS PURE rALLOw OIL, superior fss bornlal,
will stahd colder weather and Win outwear he best s -
0A'''' JOHN W. QUINCY, No % wuusu4k
OH.-Boiled Oh, rs cents per gallon; BuildinG
" Roof and Fence o. cents Per g, ommcn nins g
Paint, "A per pound By }. HENRY bmITh. No IL
Maiden lane, n York -
ZINC PAlNTS.-THE PASSAIC MINING sn1
II MANUFACTURING COMPANY, ineorpo:tSd y -
State Of NswJersey having erected exhaustive woff:
Civ are now manufacturing fosu the ores mon 1sr co.,
brsf.d mnnes in Sussex County, WHITE and COLONEL
ZINC PAINTS Of superior qualities
Their Paints In OIL pro- sred By new grocess @s ~
rsnted not harden In the Kegs and conhdsn5 onessa
the beet Psipts of Americas manufacture. -,.--x-
For ssle the trsde, dry ground IN G on hes,s TR
No 81 CourtsudtS.
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d. EOO In l26TH-ST-Between I'd and
CT,TTAGF HOUSE offered fox sale. Price ~ 800 5000
can remain 90 spd uorssc Apply the own.r at tbs
American Patent Steam Ice Cream Company No 1873 Chahsm
square.
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IA FAYETTE MINERAL COMPANY.-The
IL annual meeting for the election Of NINE DIRECTIONS
TRUSTEES Of this Company will be held at tns once OF
the Company, No. 81 Wiam-st room No o, on MONDAY,
TUG -''" lust '''"''" - H. NJ BARBOURs. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

CPLENpID COUNTRY SEAT for SALE or to

CPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT for SALE or TO
- LET, on the Fast River. at WHfTGSrOHE, L. L. only
two rinutes walk the steamboat MISUNDERSTANDING Of
spacious Ma sion OutbudiIss fine Garden aud Lsvn
with from two TO Of Land may be desired The
situation IL bsh conn good view Of River and Soued
and reached in 600 90 minute: from Wallis By steam
Afs0 for SAFE FEW CHOICE VILLA SITES, adjoining
the above AID fronting the wAteIa rse opDortunity Appy
to CHARLES B. WILLIAMS ct No. lS Fulton st to D.
s WILLIAMS at Flushing. /
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ITO THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLD-
III ERS OF THE BUFFALO AND NETWORK
CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.-Hoders Of these Bonds ~
cured Deed Of Trust favor reminded Of the ne
cessy of proving their Bonds and Coupons Buo 90 or b.
fore tie Goth Nav 1885, at 10 NJ BY sending them there
Messra HAVENS SMITH, the AttorneIs OF T.nstess
Bondholders DESIRED such BoOdhoders employ 9th
era 1t essential to have them proved Ga that date
SHEPARD KNAPP,
THEODORE DEH0N Trustees.
CORNELIUS SMITH }
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

ITO PRINTERS.-FOr SALE, one of COR
III DONs CARD and BILLHEAD PRESSES, warranted
b perfect order. Apply at No. &c Coutaadt;st stairs
POLHEMUS 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

NSO PRINTE RS.-A JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
well iocsedsnd dOns fair business. i. offered for SALE
city Address Messrs WELLS WEBB, corner Of Fulton
ana Dutchsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.-s
IN AnELECTION for THIR TEEN DIRECTORS Of TdA
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CoMfANxs
r the coming year. will be held at the Once Of Tie pfead1g
COL viii be opep II O'Clock at noon to o'clock @
The Transfer Books viii 30 closed from O'Clock a. q -
10Th until 10 O'Clock q m. Of tho 2is'.
w. II EMERSON. sscrsssry.
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Daints. Oils. @lass, &c.
IL EROSENE OIL~NOT EXPLOSIVE.
SECURED BY PATENTS.

IMPORTANT TO HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS. TRgs-
s scSooI g. c eGSElEsc nHseaSs aAihsSxS
COMPANIES FACTORIES, SHIP OWNERS, SHtr-
SUPPLY MEN, OWNERS or COUNTRY REG-
DENCEs, PROPRlETORS OF WATERING PLACES.
AND HOTEL KEEPERS.
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Dated May l. f81.
The whole capita, ofths Company A.
bean ads wth she New Yok and Ets Re-
DOCK COMPANY Ia NovJerssy to be paid fer b. their estd
stock will be leased ren Of 10 per lh coe 10
privilege Of AID such stakeholder of the Yoh
aud Erie R-rosJ Co ssd subscribe taerefe VII
cetve poporti,1ats has OF the stock d the LONG DOCK
COMPAN
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT, coMrrRoLLERs OrricE.l
NEW. YORK, Nay Z. 1885 )
NIFTY LOANe.-TEMPORARY LOANS will be

" received By Corporation Of the City Of New N
sums than $780, for which Revenue Bonds will be
issued the of cent and
A C. fLAGG, Comptroller.
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JnstrnrtlcN.

N EIDE LARA, LII. D., formerly Director Of
s Eauot Educ alton In Spas, and during birteer
Poiess of Continental Languages aud Literature In the koyl
si tbe Mechsn Insses tbs Library Esd Sc'entac Inst
,;c s,3 The ixh School Live pool Gag coatinu~s
~ sv, h rrrc,icn In the FRENCH, SPANISH. GERMAN,
-; .r.lisr ,hod any persen Is enabled correspond
"a eor-c,y exceedingly short time CLASS
ROOMs AZ No rs kasssusA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

WHARF PROPERTY at BROOKLYN, be-
w tween the Wast aid South Ferries, 4of Get front
the river ard running back AS feet Fusos With SO se
depth of water present occupied w tbs Delaware and Had
Canal Company. Also several LOTS opposite betwssa
Turnsn and Colunba-sts to Let or Lesse. Appytc
JOHN SCHENCK. No Sc Reuserst Brooklyn.
crNo lls Frort 1T N. z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

IMPORTERS and TRADERS FIRE InSuH.
i ANCB COMPANY-0AnRlEL MEAD yH Ussnnp"
wAiKER CHARLES ABBRNETHY and 0kOH0e W
DYKE ere appointed CounissisesS % rsostve N
q. u re-. q axBSiEL MExD. r. Is P,.sst. Hss.yort
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no MAoHINISTs-A GOOD BUSINESS for
advertiser is estab-

shed profitable stesdy business in staple article In
this city His desDg with 6rstea houses exclusively
and ARE invariably for immediate cash He desires to
meet with Gep'leusn having At command 5000 or $1,000
and portion Of his time and who would be prepared with
further months when confidence ia the Advertiser
Ia the business shall have been established Address CAM
DOE, Poet Office, Broadway near Csnalr
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OFFICE OF THE MINNESOTA MNIxS COMPANY.
No. isT Greenwich.st, New.York, May IA, 1856.
NOTICE. The Transfer Books Of the MIN
IN NESOTA MINING COMPANY will be closed on TUEs,
nav the sOth dsy Of MAY inst, the Dividend OF TEN
DOLLARS per shse recently declared from the net psoh1 Of
lat years bosness . . .,..
sS Dividend the record It the
CLOSING OF aid books DO paid at this Office 10 two equal In
stam1s as foows viz Five Dollars shsre on o. ster
Mdsy the day Of June aud Five Dollars per share o.
or after Monday the lst day Of September nert: .
The Transfer Books will Be rcopensd 90 Monday, e ID daS
Of June sforesald- By order Of the Direction,
W SAML J. W. BARRY, Secretary.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-15
ORIGIN OF THE MISSISSIPPI
TENNESSEE RAILROAD.

The first increment ever made in thi
important enterprise was in Pamela coun
ty, Miss, in April, 1850, as appears from
the proceedings of public meeting hclt
at Sledgeville, published in the Panol;
"Register." and fernando eAionterey, :
of that date, and which we republish il
this weeks paper, preliminary meeting
having been previously held nj Como. A
/ the Sledgeville meeting the sum Of $40.
900 was subscribed to the project BY DR.
G. G. Taitc, Major ID. S. White, Col. F
NJ. White, Thos. s. McGehee, Col. J. NJ
Wallace, A. T. Oliver, and others, whose
names are not now recollected-ea OF
the above gentlemen subscribing S.. 900.
This was some twelve or eighteen months
before the Central Railroad was spoken of
or had obtained charter.
During May Court in 1850, the lion.
Judge Scruggs, at the solicitation of Mai.
d. S. White and DIR. John P. Wallace.
addressed the people of Pamela, in the
Courthouse, on the subject Of the propos-
cd line Of Road from Memphis 20 New
Orleans. But, as the movement was con-
sidered premature by many. and lau6,ed
at By others, and the Plank Road, for
which charter had been obtained was
preferred as most practicable and eligible
ny some scedltty and prominent citizens
Of Pamela and DrSoto counties. The
Railroad WAS dropped in favor OF the
PLANK Road until thu spring Of 1852. In
the mean timo, ut tho rerIar session of
the Legislature Of 1852, while the people
Of DeSoto. AMI Shelby county, Te1nas-
soc, were hammcring away on "A small
cnner,n Of plank road, which was near
II sfiH- born, AID which the first tramp of
The Iron IIors" has puf Ia Ge1h; qud the
people Of Pamela, having generally With
drawn from the Plank Road Company,
were moot:ng befo.a tn Legislature tho
question Of 81 ny. COUNT b tween fhc riy-
ers Cold Water and TaLlah1tcTs.e. wh;c'
th'v ftilol to get: iii being in = r.ofounl
a1P onihe sibi.ct IF tho Raiir3 ii, our
more fru tent AMI wi3ly neisb,rs ~ lio'-
" apring- Slipped in aud Obtained cflsr-
ter far th- Central Railroad, and thus d.
pfieei IA, in q saH degree, q Yallabr-
sha comfy, having chain j h.r % Il, i
Central car. When We awoka from or
unfortnnatn nap. in the spring Of 1872
y i.S>"F rcd, to ois mortifcat. Oh, that
'rS had ~ chGlsfr. bat oar aiyo -sary had,
and with i had stolen neqrlv half Of or
r7at"-fro'a Crensd1 10 Canton, aud tru
10 instinct. has wlrrei against ~ eyar
-nce. SUI j. thu truth Of h:s-o-v.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-15
road, shalIbe entitled to Membership.

road, shall be entitled to membership
Resoired. That our President ap.
point a committee of five, whose duty
it shall be to open correspondence
With the presidents of Railroads in
the States of Georgia and South Car
olina, for the purpose of eliciting
facts in regard to the purchase of
! iron, and cost of grading and laying
down timbers and irons. on railroads,
and obtaining statistical Information
OF the quantity of produce raised in
the counties on the proposed route of
said road.
Resolrcd, That our President be
empowered to call this club together
whenever, in his discretion, it may be
deemed necessary.
Rcsolred, That the citizens of the
several counties along the line of the
proposed road, be invited to form
other clubs, and when so formed, TO
communicate to our President the
fact of their organization. and also
the amount they succeeded in obtain
ing, and that our President communi-
cate to them the same information.
Resolred, That these resolutions be
recorded by our Secretaries, and each
members name belonging to the club
be recorded below, with The amount
of his subscription.
Resolsed, That the Pamela Regis
ter and fernando Monterey, be re-
qnosted to publish these proceedings,
and all other papers friendly TO the
project to copy tie saline.
In accordance viii the 2l resolu-
ton the following gentlemen were APP
pointed committee Of correspondence.
Comnliiies.-DaYid $. White, J. Mon
roc Wallace, Tholnss Batter, Steward
AicAlullen, Francis VI. White.
GE1. q. TAFT, President.
i. W. BEpycEp aud t;nng>yILs DowEL,,,
SecretarIe3.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-15
: -.eotr::cai Batie1l.

W. ave n roce'pt Of TIA A .; fva NUM-
hr~. of tn ''Nelnphis Ta,atrie,l Bail .:,,n
sad Dramatic Appeal" 1t il a syic.,
''iiie sieFt, "ai relccts c-edt upon the
Dram ttia Association, hy whom i: Il pub
lsh"d. -A!tiioslth Il" name of t4e ,c,i 70
!" 40; given, Il" on who i acquainted
viii. him, can pos b y Ia stake + id,l.:i.
). 10 il, Will ". put !oa CORN an
oar * ~'''nre Isl, We hope yoa my %.
np e ;h World ~ means .: jar Dr.aa-
;;t.c \, j. -.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-15

raE0LA, MISSISSIPPI.
READ This.

When yen go IL he Post Office. h,.
sure and ask for tde Panofa Star. Ii
yon do not give the name YOU Will noi
receive orr paper. We keep scpc:at..
boxes in The ollicc al laMoia, fuY orr
payer, &nd as ihs Postmaster, cannot
know who are subscribers, unless
YOU ask for the Star. You would
do we'll to remember this. Ask the
POSTMASTER Tor The i'anola Star.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-15


Col. II. S. WARD, Editor Pamela Star F:
Respected Fri;ead-l have Just no.
ticed, for Tie first time, in my Star OF
the Soth u'iimo, the publication of a
Bill, filed in Chancery at Pamela, in
favor of II. Craft and John Grige VS..
(my brother) r. W. Brahan, ct. al.
Now, if the aliases bad been named
IN the Bill, this explanation from ME
would not, perhaps, have been deemed
necessary but, as my brothers. name
alone appears upon the defendants
side of said Bill, ii devolves upon me
to makessueh an explanation as NAV
place my absent brother in a correct
light before his friends and acquaiut-
ances, who may chance to sec tho pub.
LEGATION. M ~
Its known to many of your read.
ers. that IN the fall Of 1853, before
leaving for his new home in the far
West, my brother sold his home and
plantation here, "a part of which this
sai ~ founded uppn) to the Mcssrs
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-15


/ Edwin and Albert G.. Coleman. Some
year or two before he sold to them. ba
had purchased q part Of tho sa,no
plantation, to Wit y. J sec. 90, TT.
r. 5 west, of John Grigg, of Phila.
delphia, through his agent, Col. II
Craft of Holly Springs. At the time
he sold to them, one, or perhaps two.
of his notes, given for said 2 section
Of land, had not matured Nv broth.
er's trade with them was cash trans.
action yet, az a matter of accOmmo-
dation, he Ter them have the benefit Of
the credit upon this note, or notes, of
his, taking from the gentlemen an b.
legation to lift his note or notes when
they should have fallen due-deduct-
ing the amount thereof from the
amount of their purchase, giving
them, in that way, dae credit there
for, and transferring to them title.
bond, &c. They, however, failed 10
take up this BoFe, or notes, hence The
filing of the Bit. They cannot plead,
in exclamation Of their conduct. in
thus failing to comply with their pro-
mise made, and obligation given 10
my brother, that want of funds,
placed ii ont % their power 10 have
prevented his paper, entrusted to their
care. from being tfishunered, because
| understand tfsai Both If Mens have
bought otter land Sitacc and | las.
winter sold to \. e. Coleman An
section al land. receiving therefor,
from Him, 2 cash payment OF fye Fun
dred dollars, an amount of itself moro
than sufl.cieht'to Lave prevented tie
cling of this bill. AMI again, he told
rlc III The month If May that ho haA
money TO loan. bad ." rcca sion "a
borrow any, but wouid NAY. borrowed
enough - lave Fitted TIE .otc -
notes in Col. TRAIT hands. r. wl.i,h
he hi'Tsell was hound. il,cr By pr-yer.
;ing hc filing and pui3lira ion # this
i}ili -. ny brothers nau.r, & had
kh""n it IN fins to have done -.
nefer &re'E sEF bruii~r =, !.e s,,a,L
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-15

E3 y large audience was asa ,mh,ed
at the Courthouse last evening to hear the
address of Mr.. j. \. Mcleod, who had
been invited by tho Pamela Temperance
Division to address that BIO lv. The Ia
oies were ont ea n,cssc, and eraccd the
occasion with Ia ,r cniitab!e smiles, IA we'll
as pretty dresses. The speaker was intro
daced 10 tae nul,enca hy AR. Robert S.
Ab ,rnathy, IN a :ssv appropriate remarks.
On taking The stand, Mr.. Mcleod sta.el
to the audience that ii was h:s jirst at
tempt to make 4 speech, lust here there
seemed to be a slight stir among some of
the young ladies'. rs much "a 10 say. he
had made "prisate" speeches, if not ..pub-
.hc'' ones, to some of theml aud as such
was the case, he hoped the intell; gent au-
dicnce WHO had favored him with their
presence, would not, for moment, think
that It was an effort Oh his part. to win
laurels as an orator, but that they would
accept it as his mite in aid of temperance.
As Is generally the case with beginners.
Mr.. Mcleod appeared somewhat embar-
rassed, but the cheering smiles of the
ladies', banished every fear,o and he
dealt some heavy blows upon iutemper-
ance. He conclaled his address amid
immense applause. and WIS presented
with a beautiful bouquet BY one Of PIANO.
las fdirast daughters, as token of nor
of his effort.
Dir. Green r. Watkins was thon londlv
called for, but owing to asslight indispo-
sitson, be did not appear.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-15

SEAAToBA DEror.-Ve were unable to
attend the barb ,cue on the 18th instant.
but learn that the most sansuine rxpecsa-
tons of tho movers Of the matter were
fully realized. The track laying Is pro-
crossing finely, the iron being down some
thing over mile south of the depot. and
will BE- finished to Como by the first Of
of December.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-15
Loi. :. <. Clinton.

We have boon raqaa~t Il to g;vo mite
that the Hon. j. X. Clinton wall a.i,lrcss
the people on Monday, the Goth d.y of
octob r, lS55, a Peach Cree,. A h sket
dinner vii be.s;ven b. tho c:t.zca9 Of tn,
neighborhoo l..
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-15
E4egal = Offices.

TIE. sSrATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Ihaneary Tt"~t of PaHo,n county.
VI ftiiet !. FIRE ihs Clerk of asid tpur,.
nj his aiic'., la III tosn of Panols. the
third M2nlly in September, It being
the ljih day tt"rn"f. 4. u. 1885.
No. -
II. Craft ana JOHN GTisg Upon open
r. W. Brahan. e.. =. >af th:s biIi@f
eemplaht. ii Appearing tn the satisfaction
of the cnnrt- ;iaat r. ". R~ahsn Is nom
resident Of thu State or Ms-ixs;rri. ami
i u6w beyond ala. ,i,,isz thfrc,F, 80 tia.
the ordinary process Of law ranuni b.
81 we'd upon him
!! Is therefore ordered! hy the court l:1ys
unless the said Il. ". Brahan enter ri.
appearance herein before the cle.k ami
master OF sa!d court. on or before the
Fule day thereof, To he held by said clerk
and muster AT hia Office ut the Courthouse,
IN tho town o! Panola. in said COUNTY, GU
shH thirsi Monlay in November. 1856, and
Plead, answ'r or deIhur, 10 the hiii If
complaint, the aryeral allegations therein
contained viii he taken for confessed as
I" han. and such decree rendered there
III ~ shall seem inst ana equitable
1t Is further ordered by the Court, That
4 copy of the order be published in thu
Panoia Star. newspaper published in
the town OF Panola, for four weeks sue
cessivolv. and another copy thereof posted
at the door Of the Courthouse, in said
town Of Panola.
true copy from the rninutrs.I
Given under my hand. and the
nf Il 4 "a
18th day OF September. 4. ID.
1856. j. G. HARRISON,
a34-4t Clerk.