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HH 'TT'r'N'I'i'I'''H TilA'S, amounting To-. .
l';.'h'o prizes Of SS, amounting to- IL 20 uplj

l''"'" prizes Of $,S amounting to. ."....l .l2o,ouO
i"'i'' r:iz"S h'h"un!ng t"............ S2,'I uOn
q: The i3,nn' prizes "f 81. ar. determined
hr the n":'il'cr wl:..h draws III" Slu.s,D prI,
Iii that 'i'.i':'.vr >,rul he nl mmhrr then
every odd :ni"r IN the scheme will h. entitled,
t. * :: nn even mumh"r then cy cry cvc. num-
h''r :ick'' will be emtl, ,n that amount in ad.
'i"n IL a''y "ih.'r :r..r which ..,ly IL" drawn
!"'"his"'> III buying an equal quantity OF odd
;'"'i ''v' un'r ':'S"ts. vii i.,. certain al draw
Ing nr':'!i "mr '.,ii '. ..r>, "t the same with
':''".'> "i -! ,:Hi: :. '.:i.'r ;:;.z..>.
AZ !!i'>' ;i"!.,'' "ii'';:: with o. -, T. g. = ar.
cv"n--ni! ';",,' ,'.::ur with 8, B. Z g. Az. odd!
E"n'"'iorr iha; every piix" is ,'r,wn and pay.
abb" IN iu w!iit""i deduction.
All prizes "f :: 300 AMI under paid im,n-,!l
"t'ly after Lsaw"., o:h.r pr.zrs al the usual
lime al Thirty DAYS
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will he forwarded to purchasers
Immediately after the drawing.
Whole Tickets, S10-Halvss, s5-Quarters, $3.50.
Pr Z" tickets c:,hcl renewed IN other tick.
e:s at either "iiicc. Orders for tickets can be
addressed either io
:. SWAN s. Co. Atlanta, Ga,
or :. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
July Ii. 1896 IL IL
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CAKTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
TIE RENT AITIIP ArIEE KNDINN Z


THE BEST. ALTERNATIVE KNOWN! !
No. a rar.icie CT Mercury IN it! %
An Inn.!lllc Ec.rcdy :or sicrcruIa, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism. O!$;i"a:c Cntarcous Ernptionr.
Pimplcs Or P"stncs OIL the Face, Blotches,
Boils A.ue unl Fever, Cl.fcnic Sore Eyes.
Ring Wcrm or letter, ScG!d Head, Enlarge
ment and Puin Of the Bones ard Joints, Salt
Rleu'n Stubborn Ulcers, Syphtic Disorders,
and all Discusses arising from an inidcious
of Mercury inprudence in Life, or I'M
purity Of the Bood.
e:S- This great Alternative medicine and Pu-
ritcro Blood i, used by thousands Of CRATE
f"l patients from I'LL parts of the United States,
who testify daily to the rcillarkaA!e cures per-
formed by the greatest Of Ill medicines, "CAR.
LEXIS SPANISH MINTCEE.' Ncurarge,,
K.'c"','tiSn., Scrofula. Erurtions on the Skin,
Liver Disease. Frver+, Ulcc,s, Old Sores, Alice
!ion OF tli: Kidneys, Diseases of tho Throat;
Female C"Inp:hi",s Pains and Aching Of the
n';ne' ana joints are speedily put to flight by
"S'n:; this great and ncstimnblc remedy
For al! diseases of the i'lcoI, nothing has vet
bee" found To compare with it. 1t clcl.,scs The
sr*t"m OF all impurities, nets gently and cfI;-
ci"itiy un tie Liver aud klnry*, ;,rent.thcns
the Digestion, gives tone 10 the Stomach, inukes
the SKIN clear aud healthy, and restores tl,.
Constitution, cnfcrlcI ty di-y:.sr or l,roke eli
down by the c%cc*sys Of youth, to its pristin.
ris;o: aud strength.
For tie Diseases "f F.mnlys il is peculiarly
app!lcahi'' tud wherever " ',"S lcrrlne known,
i> regularly prescribed iii, IN" h:,u..st effects
IL !"vig"rat"s the wrls: and d,.ii;i:tr,l. and i'm
pa;i; elasticity TO tlc wor, fra,nc clcurs the
skin, and leaves the patient fr,si. and healthy.
IL Si,lgl. battle OF tils inrSiim:bl.. Remedy il
wor'li all the *oca!cd S;.;s,pnrilias in existence:
lie large number nf certificates which e,
nave received from persons irnn all pats Of the
CHiird States. Is lite best evidence that there in
II" lln;nhi;s about it. Tie press. hotel kerpcrs
magistrates physicians. and pubic men, well
known to the cninnilnv all adj their tcsti,no-
ny 1" tn" w"nd"ffi'i effects of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER
Caii OH :he Agent an, get IN Almanac and
rcah inc details of astonishing cures performed
BY tA:sFEii.S SrA%i;iI MiN'iij RI, lin most
c;,*"s whc:r everything else ad siAnnliv ralrd,
ihs limits oi i'm advertisement will not aLiiiit
their full insertion.
WM. :. BEERS, & CO., rsorrictors.
No. ""l, Eroa'lwny, NV KIRK,
10 wi.oi!: al! orders mist !,c a!Irc,<c.l
For sai" by EIn&gi - n:',' Country ,.rrhnnts
IN all parts OF III" United StA:cs and the C;ns-
Ins, an'i by
WAa"f,w & I.Yo%, AL5cv;lic c. IT,,
GARY u j Ms ini,. -bu.v
l., q. rArK:, Gr.c.,;ou.l
May !. 1875. - ~
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70 r S AL E!

FOR SALE!
GT;: THE Subscriber will dispose of his Iaa
.4&st entire Real Estate in Greenwood,
on the most accommodating terms, consisting Of
h's Residence, which has attached to it about
lS Acres OF Ia7aa,
and an, Gi Acres about J. miles from the place for
Ere. wood
IN improved LOT at tho Greenwood Depot,
containing containing x ga Acres. Also. an unimprovcd
.;ci al the same place, containing 40 by go
Feet, and lying in 'front.' of Buiicys Store.
X @ a Sree,
Immediately on The G. & G. Railroad-nearcst
point about Z of a mile from the Depot-on
which is an excellent Building LOT.
THOS. CHATHAM.
Greenwood, July :, 1856. l2 If
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GROCERY & COTTON BUSINESS
IIAMIECNO g. lark

VIE subscribers have this d,v nssocia. cd
4 themselves together for The pai,nsc of con
ducting II GENERAL. COTTON AND GRO.
'CEkf Ns'S!&ESS i'll all IL, !rai.ci,rs
The arpa ent necessity for IL House in Ham
burg where the l'lantrr can with certainty pro-
cur" ali h's supplies. has prompted IT'S TO make il,
gercraly known, that Large and carefully Sc
lected Stack of Goods shall always b.. kept and
sold Is low ns can be purchased in Augusta or
any other southern market.
Orders for Goods strictly attended to. anl al
articles sou, out warranted to please. ard at pr-
ces us low us /! parties "rIcri;g personally
present. We ar. HOW fitting. up the large l;rick
Store 'li"ining the War. !i"..sr ".r,,;.:ca i.y
>'''"t'"s h"iii'ii'nd' where We WI; he pleased 10
meet our nuinerou fiic:!S and the EuI.. p. :
orally; we Will pay ii,n lbrai prizes for rh"ir
Cotton and other Prs,'''r-, and o!frT cvc.y in.
Luccnlcnt to trade with us
CHARLES HAMMOND,
JAMES &. LARK.
uIanIbu;.- .j;ly Ill, 49,.
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HA7DVVAEE, H,
LIQUOR g.

An Extra Lot, just received from Baltimore.
g., Also, a line lot Of Hats, Caps, Lcyhorn, &c.
Shoes, Boots, &c.
The above is few of the many articles we
have on hand, which will he sold low for Cash,
We are de ernnri to e,ll cheaper tluu th.
cheapest. If you want, bargains. call on
DAYS. s. BO0LEE.
Greenwood Depot, April = 81
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HELLO! HERE HELLO!
Let us Tell EOr,.

LoMA Go OoRR.
II n AVE got the ali-fircdcst, biggest, cIrnnest,
-EH- sweetest a,i incest. ltn!ic care tiley'i tum
bio down on you) lot Of Sugars, Co!fcrs, Teas
Preserves, Molasscs, Riccs Almondsos, Raj
senses, Fishes, Spices, Nutmcgses, Mnecaroncs,
and everything else that people eat, drink, and
MAKE. us" Of that ever wns open for exbb.
ition and sale IN this or any other inland town.
Their Stuck is entirely new, and fresh. having
been selected but u few weeks, una from the
best houses in tho city; and they intend to uo
business upon little more extensive scale than
Lyons: lie keeps every thing that Gentlemen
wc"r, but they are going to keep every .hinu
that Ladies and Gcnftcn,cn cat: while Lyons
provides for the outer man, they will provide for
the ,nner man-anI it would he well here to re-
mark, that theirs is not exclusively IL whole.
sale establishment. There will always he some
one present to wait on those who NAV want small
quantities. Their object is to ncc6mmodn,c nil
who may feel disposed 10 patror:ze them! barter
and trade ior any and everything that will do to
cat, drink, or wear. They've snit enough now on
hand to salt down the Cincinnati Convention
Sotl', aud Salaraus enough 10 raise il arain. and
get up II slavery excitement, Cigars enough
(Sct out OF the way, Eesuvius, they're right after
you) TO smoke it after it is raised and Lard
enough t" slide Kansas clean into South Carroll
na, where we can mako slaveholdiny State ont
OF her, and by that time they'll have Groceries
enough to feed all those who have been fati.,ucd
by the slide.
They invite all who are in the habit now Il
DAYS" eating, and are not afraid of buying any
tning ''nay so high up a6orc Coiun,bia md
H"WG"rg." to drop in for IL few moments and
take a look ut their stock they are only few
steps from the Court House. and ocuny the
well fitted aud much enlarged room formerly oc
cnpied ny Mr. H. 5. KERR
April o. 1886. 81 If
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3k-' The fdeRdeefs Capt a. IIOpG Es re-
sIpsstfglIs anaSs,lss cspdi didate for Tax
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! CANDIDATES.

;s Tie numerous friends Of Col. Il. j. ROB.
EHlS respectfully announce him Candidate
for Sheriff Atsthe next election; ~ So ~
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Hamburg, July l4t!,, 1886.

take tn" present occasion 10 renew my kind
Acknowledgements tn my friends for the liberal
pa'r"i"Ic extended to ine in the Warehouse and
c"'i"''lon business. and would say to them,
That the business shall br continued as hereto.
lore, Oh my own account; aui thrir interest in
hey hands shall IT III! times h. fully projected
iA'trr"l AdvamceS nilic on Cotton in Store
'C"nnfsi"n for Selling Cotton, % cents pcr
i'nle. Storage al Customary rates
CiIARLES HAMMOND.
Hamburg, .'uv IItb, 1856 IL I'm
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SG0'FF'S LITTLE GIANT
CONN AND COB MILL,
Pateoied Nav Is 1874


'dNIl. attention of Planters, Farmers. and
Stock feeders in general. are Respectfully
ca!!'d t" this 'ii'l the most important article
ct t..u i.'l.,. it'w i'll not only well adapt,d
for grading Cob Meal for Stock but Grits or
hnc f!"n;mv I"r the table. and especially Bread
Meal from corn not fully ripo or dry in the
l.il.
In setting ;hi. Mil. no Mechanic or frame
".rk i: wn::;''l only requiring to be fastened to
{" i .'r ,F Platform. Easily adjusted and used bv
aE>i"sit, even child.
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first
premiums nj 1!'c late Agricultural Fairs of Mis-
S"mr', krntmcky, Maryland, and other States :;
hn, tai III tie most complimentary mnnner; as
well rs the m"st ready commentators from the
thousands witnessing it's performance.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most ,,osj
five manner against defects or brcakayc when
properly used: and No. warranted TO grind
10 bushels Of feed per hour with orc horse, and
offered AZ tn. low price Of |S35. aIl complete for
attaching tie team; No. 3, at 1865, grinds Is
bushels per hour. with one horse; 10 4, Mt ss75.
grlnds ~ bushels per hour with two horses
The above Mills may be found at the
AGENCY FOR the Manufacturers Mt ALhesillc Court
House. HENRY 8 KERR Aoent
jane !, 1856. IF
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THE DEMOCRAT

L II Fl IL Il Ill u j. X A L.
A Weekly Democratic Paper,
To be Published at Marietta Ge.. by
JOHN EI. GO osSEET,
EDITOR AND "EurRItTOn.
TINHE DEMOCRAT will contain twcnty-Gpur
4 columns oi matter, and viii be d.vuicd 10
Politics, News, Agriculture, the Markets. aud
Select Miscellany The political compcxnn of
tie paper will be Democrats, advocntny 4 Sl,ict
construction of the Consttu and .Lc rights
of the States and the South.
The columns Of the DEMOCRAT will nj all
times be open to free and manly discussion o'
ali subjects in which the people are Interested
hut no communication Of an abusive OF scurr-
Gus nature will be published
II will be the constant effort Of the editor TO
render his paper interesting aud acceptable, and
worthy the liberal support which lie hopes to re-
ccive from the r""plc Of Colh
The terms T.. The paper will he 81 per ;nmurn,
strictly in advance, and no subscription vii! be
taken for IL shorter period than three montl,s.
Advertisements will be inserted at the usual
rates.
The first number Of the paper will he issued
on or brfur, ne 9Th Of June next or as soon as
Il sufficient number of subscribers have been oil,
tanned to warrant the commencement OF the ell
tcnpriZe
Marietta, Geo, May IS, 1856. 6
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A E. 4 3 L II A LOTTERY,

Southern Military Academy Lottery
CLASS +, new srrirS---T" he drawn in the.
City ri M"n,."n"sv. A!aha,n,, in public, ON
Thursday, Au,:St Is, lSi;, Oh the Havana
Plan.
SAMUEL SWAN. 17as,ugcr.
PRIZES amounting to 22O4.oGC will he dis
,ri5uicd according to the !oiI"wing MAtiNIF.
iC"ET SCHEME. 3a,Cu0 Nunbcrs-I5ls5
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GROCERIES, HARDWARE, 60
q q Wla g HOWIHR
GREENWOOD DEPOT.

I1S>1OG1SA6o, dAHD" 2HE;, GO
- q WIS g .8OW1&R, ,
GREENWOOD DEPOT.
a hNE Of The Firm has again returned from
" Charleston, bringing Groceries ard other
Goods for the million. The ns,onislngly low
rates mt which they have been able to sell Goods,
has created great excitement. II is said that the
planter eau purchase his ncccssaries ell caper here
than in Columbia or Charleston, when freight
aud other expenses are takch into calculation
just received md are now opcning supply Of
ID u @ s.,
O.. Paint Brushes Of every size, British Oil, IIol
lowiys Pills, Spencer's Pills, tiooiIands German
Bittcrs, Gum Cnnphor. Tapioc;, Fiori.lu Arrow
Root, ,lt,es, Numcgs, Macc Corn Starch
Chrome Iel!cw, Chrome Green, Vcniinm Red,
Prussan Blue, Rcd Lead, Spanish Brown. Iii
quoricc. Black Lead, LnmpblGck, Burning Fluid,
Meats foot Oil, Linsrcd Oil, Train Oil. fine APP
pie Vinegar, Extra White Lead in so lb Kegs,
Shoe Tools, Shoe Lasts, Avis, Handles, knives:
and Hammers, Pegs of every nun'.cr.
1ARDVVARE
Hinges, Shoveis an;! Tongs. Fire Dogs, Ham
mcrs, tlntchcs. Augors Chisels, Screws. Gin,!ets,
Hand Saw Files, Rnsls, Knives and Forks,
Powder Horns Flasks, Wool and Cotton Cards,
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li"vl"S "i;''rtc'i Il change in my business bv :.
ronneton wdh Mr.. Charles Hammond. r..
specially tender my thanks tn mv oi! f.cn.ls an.
CUSTOMERS generally, for their constant and in
'cr"as,ng patronage, nrl earnestly soi.t fnr III.
new firm Of HAMMOND ii LAEE /. coutinuuncc Of
ithc same.
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NO MONOPOLYi
Opposition "a Competition
THE LIFE OF TR4DE.

THE LIFE OF TRADE
/ have started a line of SPLENDID
four-horse OGsasazDssseS to run from
all the Hotels, to all the Railroad
Depots, Oh which passengers can be
conveyed With despatch TO any part OF
Memphis. | am also prepared to
furnish Hacks, &c., TO the conntFy-
My friends, and all in favor of fair play
ui9 please not purchase tickets on the
ears, rs have no chance to accom-
modate them if they do. The public
may rest assured that | will do what
j say. Be sure TO get in the Omnibus
marked u. 81. Fletcher" on the top
All | ask is fair play.
FLETCHER & KEGK.
June-25-6m.
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PERFUMERY Y.

III hF U1IEI 4.
FANCY SOAP, HAIR DYE, &C., fresh
from the celebrated manufactory. Messrs
Jules Hauel e Co., Of Philadelphia, to
which he begs leave particularly to call
the attention Of the Ladies.
His terms for cash, or on a credit to
such persons as he KNOWS to be responsible,
viii be reasonable.
L. c. LELAND.
L Ic
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-22

Wuy JACK NEVER Cor
MARRIED Old Jack Tar was
asked why he did not get mar
ried, and thus replied:
Its Just this when | was q
youlSer, not more than sixteen,
| came atwaft as snug Il illlle
craft as ever run aiote the
wind. | bore up 10 her, as
she hoistel friendly co!orS.
Well, we sailed IN company
awhile, and finally she said
she'd let me conyeyller through
the voyage of lite. So | Con
sen,od, and lays in stores, gets:
a new rig below and a|ufl, and
we started for the parson ~
splice Us. Wei, Commodore,
woH d 1T you believe it? Just i:
we were entering the straits oi
lie church, a light cruiser
aihwart our course, and run
ming down, spake to her. The
chap proved to be an Old cruis-
ing companion of hers, that she
thought had gone to Davy''s
Locker. 81 he urges her to
Iieaye to and come uner his lee.
She cast off her Ilawser from
me, and Lefore | could under
stand the maneuvers, she was
under his quarters. | went N
10 action at once 10 recover
her, and we fought about SIX
minutes when he struck. The
craft then up helm, scnd atore
The wind and was soon hull
down. | then bore up to re-
pair damages, and ever since
lhnl, your honor, I've been
cruising without asp&rtaef.
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o ~ ii''u PAoliilSCu, lHotdhb @ucdtH
should be his portion while, on the
other hand, if he obeyed his reward
should be doubled.
The poor man being thus intimida-
ted, unwillingly commenced his horri-
bic task. The masks however, stood
over him the whole time, with drawn
swords, and obliged him to proceed,
till at length, while the shrieks of the
victim became every instant more
dreadfully piercing as the wall rose
upon her that was to shut her out
from life, the tragedy was completed,
and the niche was hernetrically sealed
with solid masonry.
The mason threw down his trowel,
more dead than aliye-thc gray hair
ed man put fifty Napoleons into his
hand, his eyes We're again covered,
and he was hurried from the room in
which this tremendous scene had tax
en- place. As on his arrival, he was
hurried up and down through various
passages, and then put into a carriage
The carriage WAS whirled along as
rapidly as before, and after the stated
| period, the man found himself, with
his eyes unbound, on the spot in
Champs EIySees, where he had first
been met-Md aloret
The NIGHT was now far advanced
or rather the morning was approach
ing. The man was stunned and be
wildered by what he had seen but
after a short time, he recovered the
use Ct his intellect 50 far as 10 deter
mine to GO forthwith to the Governor
OF Paris. Having, with difficulty
gained admission to JunOt, his tale
was al first dislclieyed but the fifty
Napoleons which he produced, and
still more, the unyarying accuracy
with which he related the different cir
cumstances of that dreadful night, al
length gained him entire credit.
The police employed themselves very
! diligently for some weeks N tracing tht
scene of the c:ilna and the perpetrators Of
it. Various houses within certain dis
tance Of the capital were searched, emo
the walls Of rooms were inspected, to see
If any marks Of freshly made stonc-work
could be discovered. Tie principal house
agarts OF Paris, the lettarS-out Of carria-
gcs, the horses and guards at the barriers
were examined, in tte hopes Of finding
some clue, bat cntireiv without success.
The mysterious murder remained, and
still remains unexplained, but conjecture
imagined ii to be an act of falnilv ven
geance. According to this solution, the
masks were the father ard brothers Of the
| unfortunate lady, who was considered to
have IN some way dishonored her race.
They were also supposed 10 have been
strangers from some dist&nt part Of the
country, who had come to the neighbor-
hood of Paris for the purpose Of compile
ting the v;ndictiye act, and had gone away
again after its preparation.
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DRUG STORE,

and it is his intention, should he meet with
sufficient encouragement, always to keep
on hand, every article in his line, which
the wants of the people may demand.-
Having practiced medicine for some time
in this region of country, and having thus
acquired some insight into its diseases, he
hopes that on that account he is better
able to know what medicines the diseases
peculiar to the country, may require. He
has likewise on hand large, and varied
assortment of
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-22

HUMOROUS old man fell in with
an ignorant and rather impertinent
young minister, who proceeded to
inform the old gentleman in very
positive terms, that he would new
er reach Heaven unless he was
born again, and added, 81 have ex-
rerienced that change, and now
feel no anxiety" "And haze you
been born again 2" said his com
panion, musingly. Eyes, | trust
[ have" ''Welk,' said the old
eentleman,s eyeing him attentive
II, Il don't. think it would hurt
you, young man, to be born once
more
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PRzaW0sZI9.

Tort M spirits end M .health,
But kept my friends, 50 did not w.nce,
Dntl one day lost my we .iSh,
AAl never h. I'd of friali ID y siacs /
ft ACUsvs esq or Da .ss, AGf3.s.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-22

a VocATIoN.-A gentleman
loafer, recently arrested in Gin
cinnati, being questioned by the
officer as to his vocation, replied
"Sir, | am. Doctor, L have
cured pain in the head of naviga-
ton, and drawn. teeth from the
mouth Of the Mississippi. | have
anatomized the side of a mountain,
bIistcred the foot of a hill, felt the
pulse of an arm of the sea, plaster
ed cut on the hand of nature,
and cured a telon on the finger OF
ccnru ;,
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No. 80.

Our system ofloing businessi is such
that all may confidently rely on get
ting the best price and early return for
their produce, making it a universal
rule to deposit the Planters money in
Bank, for their own especial use, and
not ours it is therefore, always ready
for them when ordered or called for.
The practice of specializing on the
Planters funds has, in a great many
instances, resulted diSastrously to both
parties We, therefore, discard that
principle as asillegitimate and dangerous.
We promise. strict attention TO our pa
irons interest
Having secured the services of su-
perior Cotton Salesman, and being
provided With ample room and facili-
ties for doing Cotton Business, our
customers may rely on the best prices
and quick sales. The consumption of
cotton now equaling the production, we
think the planters may safely antiei-
pate an ample remuneration for their
labor for years to come.
All cotton consigned TO US VIII be sto-
red in substantial brick ware house
and insured, unless otherwise instruct
ed.
Our terms for storing and selling cot
ton is fifty cents per bale. Liberal ad-
vanees made ON produceshipp to us.
Our supply of Bagging, Rope and
Groceries is large, and of superior
quality, and will be furnished at the
lowest cash rates to our customers.
we hope to merit your conf
dence, and receive your patronage.
G0ODLETT, NABERS, IS CO
July 30-n27-tf
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-22
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