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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10
Returning.

Messrs. Greenbaum and Earnest, two Of
our merchants, returned from Philadel-
phia, on yesterday. They say that their
customers may look out for lot of fine
goods soon, and that they will inform
them of their arrival through the Pamela
Star,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

tY Hereafter, no Communications of
any kind, will be printed in the "Star,"
unless they are sent or handed to the edi-
tor. We hope everybody will remember
this, as we will not depart from the rule
for any one.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10
For the Pamela Star.
KANSAS ABANDONED.

Some time since, from many pressing
calls, made on me, 20 head an Emigrant
Kansas Company ; was induced to is-
sue a card, calling fer men to embark in
the enterprise, under q promise that
means would be raised to equip and
transport a Company, for that purpose.
At meeting held in the Town Of Panola,
Commissioners were appointed in each
Police Beat, to raise themeans necessary.
| at once proceeded TO raise q company,
and after succeeding in raising a gallant
band of gentlemen, / find that not one
dollar has been paid in, and no prospects
Of raising copper for the enterprise.
feel it duty no longer to hold these
gallant volunteers in suspense; and say
to them, through the medium of your
paper, that 1 am compelled, for want of
means, to abandon the enterprise. So
much for the wealth and patriotism of
Pamela County.
ANTHONY FOSTER
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

We are authorized to announce the
name of p. B. JONES, as a candidate for
the Office of County Ranger, at the spe-
cial election, on the 9th day of Septem-
Der, 1856. sep3-td
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

CANDIDATES.

We are authorized to announce the
name of DAVID j. .GOFF, as a candi-
date for the Office of County Treasurer, at
the special election on the 9th day of
OF September, 1856. sep3-td
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

GOOD LUCK.-Old Tusser has
the following blessing, which we
repeatfor the benefit of our farm
er friends -
Good luck to the hoof and the horn;
Good luck to the flock and the fleece:
Good luck to the growers of corn,
With the blessings of plenty and peace.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

We are authorized to announce JOHN
II. KEITH, as candidate for the Office
of County Treasurer, at the special cleo
ton on the 9th day Of September 1856.
sep3-td
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

60 We are requested by our citizens
to say that boarding for male and female
scholars can be had on reasonable terms.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

SSEU sNCKET.-iO lllu stra'e
wei, the Indian mode OF think
ing on the subject of religion,
we give a paragraph from the
speech of Red Jacket, which
is omitted in The common ver-
sion. When the Missionary
mentioned the cruci6xiOn, Red
jacket replied: /
"Brother, if you white men
murder the Son of the Great
Spirit, we Indians had nothing
to do with it, and it is none OF
our affair. If he had come
among US we would not have
killed him, we would have
treated him better. You must,
make amends tor that crime.
yourselves"
Red Jacket took part with
the Americans in the war oil
1912, and be- oming attached
to a Colonel who was ordered
on a distant service, took his
farewell of him lathe follow,
ing speech:
"BrOther, [ hear you are 60
ing to a place called Cover
nor's Island. Ihope you will
be a governor yourself. [ un-
derstand you white people
think children area greatbless-
ing. | hope you may have a
thousand. And above all |
hope, wherever you may go,
you may never find whisky
more than two shillings a quart.
-0-
A SCARCITY OF BEAUX AT
NEwPORT.-We extract the
following paragraph from "a
letter from Newport in the
Providence Journal:
The last hop was a lame
affair for want of beaux. OF
these the supply is shockingIy
small, and fortunate is the lady
who has one at command
Certainly there is everything
to tempt them to enter the
saloons, for on all sides we see
beautiful < rls, on whom has
been lavished all that affection
and wealth. can command, and
many are blazing with diamonds
and other Jewels. But who
would dare crave the right to
maintain one OF these treasures
III the same style with anything
short of a mint. Such thought
are TO be cherished for a mo
ment by a man of moderate
neans--and so the bellies Ian
guish and sigh for attention,
while the galIants drown their
discomfort in the fumes of a
cigar and the crack of a pistol.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

Alexander Forot, of Paris,
has secured a patent for max
ing a paras oil that can be told
ed into the form ola fan.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

Ca VIM. Manus was examined be-
fore Justices Herring and Baker, this
week, on charge of horse stealing, and
committed to Jail in default of bail. The
horse was taken in Pamela county and
carried to Holly Springs, and offered for
sale to the owner himself, who had the
man arrested.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10
Schools in Pamela.

The Female Masonic School is progress
sing finely. Scholars from the country
are coming in every day. The whole
number of scholars, lat this time equals
what the principal desired to take under
her charge. Mrs. Williams, the music
teacher, has arrived, and will commence
next week. She will assist Miss Stuart
so far as it may be necessary.
The Male Academy, under the care of
Prof. Hill, will open ON Monday next.
Mr.. Hill comes well recommended, and
we have satisfactory assurances of his
capacity to teach,a school of high Or
der. Read his card.
CO We have had an abundance OF
this Tho IN oeawprql
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

u At the laying of the corner
stone of Centenary College, at Ba-
ton Rouge, La, week before last,
"a collection was taken mp for the
benefit of the Institution, and
$4,000 was obtained on the spot,
being within $4,000 of the entire
sum needed.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

We learn from letter written By Mr..
Armstrong, of Charleston, to his brother
J. c. Armstrong, of our town, that Boyd
+. Bryant, of this county, and his broth
er-in-law, whose name we 90 not now re-
member, were engaged in the settlement
of some business matters, when they
quarreled, and Bryant killed him in self
defence. Bryant gave himself up, and
was tried and acquitted. The occurrence
took place in Tallahatchie county. Both
parties had been drinking, and were con-
siderably intoxicated.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

CO We have had an abundance of
rain this week. The rain was general,
so far as we have learned.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

~ Better to go to bed hungry than
to rise IN dch..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-02
P. r 7. 2.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY;
OR,
PALPABLY POPULAR PICAYUNE PANACEA
CURES EVERYTHING EXCEPT HAMS
NO QUACKERY.



READ THE CERTIFICATES;
Iws, afflicted FIVE years with low spirits loss Of seep sense
Of eupss in the pochet and bad taste in the mouth after
reading the political papers Six doses Of the F. T. F. cured
III entirely. a WISE
For thee yesrs enjoyed low spirits and the ply.
seisns rave me up What made case worse was the c
that couldn't take anythng-Go even oke Ten dose, u
the Pcayune Panscea cured NE. , A. s.o"bo
Send thirteen weekly for the next nFe years
trou with ysricose vein Of hunor and constant
d.ebase of bad puns five and nuissn . to ny
IS burden 10 myself Two sppca.o1s OF the r.
r.Ii eHe0Ae" NNe INV " T. NOODLE"
:" DrrR STR: sum TYNE sgo wen ! was sufeiin nun
sttnekt Of Bews had de everything wlthou
Son me 10 good fTend sed he why dont you VI
he p p ? p ur the PsLPABIY POPULAR flCfuNE INA,
crA ala and in sicis eas bettuF SO eot dose anu
ia. linz uuch better the htberty OF ordre one uose
,ce.ns t g. ~ 49, sclst vsAr JOHN SMITH,
"e"A LUZ Wv Montgomery, Ala
TIE N.v.York) PICAYUNE PANACEA is put ny in hand,
some psch AGES OF each price cents Fer sale o. al
Newsaepc's Beware Of Counerfeits
INGREDIENTS OF THIS WEEKS DOSE
ABREAp Pull FOR THE BAKERS"
CONTINUATION OF CoMIc HIAwArHA,
Grs WALKER AMONG THE NIcARaGvaNs.
BAEER's BLINDNESS,
BTLL THokNE on HOPED SKIRTS,
waLL.srREET NVIsAscE,
JERRoIp's STORY.
Reside a variety Of ridiculous little Jokes Men sad
Things ard Passing Eveats twenty-five new Pictures All
orisinai.
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VTNHE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Il FOR MAY j.
Circulation........ 600.

Circulation. .............1OJO OOOs
THE NEw.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
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ILFADING ARTICLES Presidential; Polygsmy
In the Missions; Frames for Kansas Houses Mis-
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u..FRoM WASHINGTON: The Prospects of Kansas
The Admission Of Kansas; Special cOrrespondenes
ri. .GRyAT MEETING IN rHY TABERNACLE FOR
FREE KANSAS and SLAVERY LIMITATION.
V.NIcARAGUA. Great Battle at RivD; Six Hundred
Costa kesns Killed The City Aoanaoaed oJ
VTrRRIFIC AFFRAY AT PANAMA Thirty
Americans Killed and Twenty Wounded Robbery
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r AURA KEENE's VARIETIES.-Mr. GEO.
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Columbia College.-A Special Meeting Of the Alumni Alumni
loeson of Columbia College will be held IN the Soeee
Tssusi on SATURDAY May O'Clock m in reference
to he death Of the late President RoBEgr NELLY esq
BY orceT. OLl'Eh :. ShhoN"' 'i0e'i ''''
IoHN Al. MASON Secretary.
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BOWLER dives Course of -Four LECTURES At the B!eeeker
pn;tinV corner of Bleeeker and Mcrtonss commencing
1IfTF.DAY EVENING April - and continuing EVERY
INNING suceessvely First Lecture Frees subsequent
ones I2g eents Professional EXAMINATIONS oAny S' NO ~
RroAdNaY.
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-. a a. 80, ara hn.nssSly issfS,cs.
Crmphinfe OF ihis subject are soud snd ..ve~i aad
nv oxn experience has coDvinoeo me tnss eee "eDo'
without sufcien. caa-e Every Psch - sdT eseei -
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NATION through The pcs. office and more especially 80
TO use tbs: medium to forward anything OF pscuaA,y
value PosmAs.ers are si;ber igno ant OF th-u duty
sud Obligations being acquainted with these, &C. Ia
violation Of both. Indeed, l hsye been cfedioy
informed thst in places, persons NO: corne,ted
With the offices ars permitted 10 enter aud overhs1
the mails preyie 20 their distribution. "a ~ seri-
ous evil, upon which some prompt action y neeied
In the following extra t Gov. Ge,ry makes quite
bos., Of hs pow er. Of conciliaton but from the let,
tiers which Titus and Walker have since written at
each other and which appeared some time ago in our
columns il would appear that the parties themselves
took quite different view of the matter. Ii, indeed,
the I" friendship established by the Governor be-
tween csc two partisan leaders lie TO be taken as
specimen of the pacihcaton OF Kansas, j, must, We
fear. be set down as decidedly hollow:
Stpnmber -. 1885, For the purpose OF obtaining
intern stion which considered OF great 'aue 70 tue
Territory, the Governor invited TO Lecompton zap.
Walker Of Lawrence one OF the most celebfa:ed anu
daring leaders of the ADtSlavery party, promising
him a cafe conduct 10 Lecompton and back again 70
Lawrence. during Walkers visit at the executive Oh
fee Col Titus entered, whose house VS. shor' time
since dc stroyed by a large force under the command
OF Walker-an offense which was subsequently, retail
afed by the burning of the residence OF the liter
These men were perhaps, the most determined enemies
in the Territory. Through tho Governors interven
tion pacific meeting occurred, better understand;
ing took piece, mutual concessions were made, and
pledges of friendship passed add late in the SIT
tInovn, Walker left Lecomp'on in company with add
under the safeguard Of Col. Titus. Both these men
have volunteered to enter the service of the United
States as leaders Of companies of Territorial militia
To dispatch threatening to establish martial law,
Marcy sent the following reply
Mr.. Marcy 10 G0rernor Geary.
GEA by Telegraph
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHiNGToS, Sept. II, 1856.
Your dispatch, 10th infant, received. Your course
/. fully approved. To the troops in service military
law can properly be applied, but you have not power
TO proclaim marital las you must get along Without
doing so. w. L. MARCY
compton, h I.
These documents contain no aDuson to the recent
quanel of Geary with Donelson and Lecomp,e. 1t is
to be hoped that bis next batch Of published lie tiers
will contan some distinct evidence Of his sagacity
mpartality, and knowledge OF the limits of his Own
authority