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Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
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Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
W. Y. DYER,

M ERCHANT, has always on hand COM
1iI p etc assortment or S.ecesies and FRO
visions at his e.ors in Salt Greek sa..sy, Aan-
- Fsrrisosy- fsisfast .sa gspa. l@.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

The undersigned, Rev. J. K. Bragg. is min
lister in regular standing, and pastor of the Or
thoaox Church, at Brookiicld, Massachusetts,.
lie is gentleman OF considerable influence
anu universally beloved.
(Copy) WM- DYER.
BRooKFIELD. Jan. 18th. 1888.
Prof. Wooi-Dear Sir: Having made trial
of yonr Hair Restorative. it gives me pleasuI e
to say that its effect has been excellent in re-
mo.irg inflammation, dandrulf. and constant
tendency to itching. with which have been
troubled from nay childhood, and has also re-
stored my hair, which was becoming grav. to
its original color. have used no other article.
with anything like the pleasure and prof
It. Yours truly,
]. L. BRAGG
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
VIZ. L. CHALLsss, LUTHER c.
CHaLLIss AND: GRAFTON
TnomIsoS,
JSo- ALcoRSs, AMBROSE JoKEs,
G. Is. MIi.'Iok. LAWS UsNs,
DANIEL ID. BURNS, JAs.xs n.
: ECeas AND CALVIN +. EuRss


To John Acorns, Ambrose Jones, Daniel D.
Burns, James y. Burns and Gavin r. Burns.
DIease take notice; that Nn L. Cha,iiss,
L Luther c. Chaiiss and Grafton Thonison
as con- nplainants have Eied in :na Probate Cour:
ot Atch!son county, Kansas Territory, their
certain B.;l Of Ipjunction returnabl- to the Firs
DiE.rict Court at the next term thereof, 70 he
held IL, and fo: the said county OF Atchison at
ths toTTn OF Atchisoa, on the End Monday il
Much, a. D. 1887, IN which john Aicorns,
Aa.brcae Jones. George NJ Million, Lewis
Burns: Daniel D. BurLs, james n. Burns and
Calvin r. Burns are defendants; that said Bi;i
lie brought 81 said colnp!agnsn!s 20 epjoin and
restrain, said defendants from ranniG. horse
boat from point On the Missouri River in the
to.n Of AtcL L;son TO the oppos..s side of said
river in the county OF Bnehanaa and State Of
Missouri, and from transporting, persons aRd
property across said river st saii point or in
any Wiac using or Interfering with the ferry st
the place last afoTsaid, for one year from the -
Day OF July a .. 1886. Aid 10: sgch 3t2e~
and further DCtisf in the premises as NAV be
equitable and .fIst. That Luther C.. Challiss Oh
the fling of said Bill as aforesaid. filed there
with his affidavit stating that John AicoIns,
Ambrose Jones, Daniel y. BuTEs, James n
Burns and Caiyin ?. Barns pat az said de-
fecdants are non-resideats CT the Territory OF
Kansas ard residents CT the State of " issouTi.
Eow, therefore,, EeWco.nb J. s;cad Judge
sf the Probate Court in and scr lie county of
Atchison and Territory Of Kansas, hereby
der that you and each Of you Ee and appear at
The next term of lhe Fret District Caurt Of
Kansas Territory, TO be heid in and for the
county OF Atchison sc the time AID place afors-
said and answer thu said Hiii Of compaiaaEts
| or the same will be taken as confessed. Dated
at Atcllison his 18th day Of august, =. D.
1856. M IRELAND,
Judge Of the Probate Court Of AtcL:2on county,
Kansas Territory.
Isaac 6. HA.c4LL, Atty. Fer conpi.insrts.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
sccandiy-Tinlberfn I'm AbsasdaEce

The tract of land on which the town is laid
out is covered with valuable timber, for build
ing purposes, besides this, there is on the oppo-
site side of the river afarga bottom, heavily
hered Is.ith naE- a sh :.tid .za Inut -
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
H. RsCEt.
SkrRwRd.
EHfLoYMENT.

4 GENTS (either travelling or locs) fo
"A Hewspspsgs .nd Periodicals, afs reGaes.-
70 send, without delay, their address to the ua-
de:sisneG, and they wiil be furnished witG 4
hRsiness which will yield them from ore to
two hundred per cent. profit. They viii please
state what. Newspapers CT Periodicals they
have canyasSed for. Petsobs who have not
hitherto acted IS Agsnts, bet who would like
10 engage as sach, will also please send their
names, p1st-oflcs address, County and Safe,
written plainly. M s-lI
WRIGHT, MASON & Co.
NEW YosE
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
PROSPECTUS OF TIE. -
S1uATTgR SOVEREIGN.
a APRo-sLAVERE PAPER Il KANSAS.

STSHE &c soUaTTER SoyEREIGNn will
L hereafte, be under the control oi SrRt.Ge
FELLOW, KELLEY LkREv. N,r. p. "a I-srey.
formerly OF q! !ange ebifg5y South Carolina, fav-
ing Ptn chassi ole- half OF the psper. Th-ri
will be no chsrse in the poiitiesl complexities
of the pa per by ,hfs addition, as Mr.. Larey is
Democrat, and one who has had experiences IN
conducting Democratie psper. 1t Will be u :
or the editvis to -saks The 6. Soye.eis sn' tbs
most scseptasle Paper in Kansas Territory
Now that oar ishofs IL Kans1sare about to be
rewarded by undoatted Success. we viii have
more tiEIe to devote to or co:u:nns. Our terms
are So 60 pet snnuEr, Invariably in advance:
The Eecessity OF sustaining Saufhern Or
gan in kaEsas Territory, Ia SO obyiois that al
who desiSe TO ses the Institutions Of the South
perPetuated, should feel it their privilege and
duty to csnt.isals so:nsthias to assist Ia the
great aork. r H zr
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
BceF eK9rEet. .

THE Undersignel will supply The sSgsss.
L citizci.s CT stcIl-sun a.s,ts vicini- E.Sff
~ with suqnricr article Of Betf. -s77s'-
Market dave, fUESD AVS and s'ATURD AYS.
MAJ ket House oil Street. Having ample ex-
perience III the business, he fcelS safe in guar
aEteeing satisfaction. es -1e azF r.rs
The highest price in cash paid for good corn
fed best (tI:-tfl PHILLIP LINK.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
MEDICAL NOTICE..

k G. L. LAREY, offers his professional
Ne ices to the citizens of Atchison city
sai e'lh.y. k.T i32y
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
West s. e7ae.FsaGsss
VI. SECOND AND FRANCIS STS.,


ST. JOSEPH, NO.
TTAVE in store the following named articles
Il wnieh they offer to the tfade cheap fo.
IS hids y o sugar, $50 bbls recti!;'d whisky
% bb.s clarified 10 Zee hif do do
40 do powdered DO SO tb.s old tDurbondo
70 do crushed DO 80 h!f do do do
&c iah:ls refined DO 10 do 10 do do
80 bags Rio coffee, % bbls cognac brandy
20 do Java do 20 hif do 60
10 do Mocha do biis Holland gin
40 coils grass rops IL 90 pure peach brandy
so doZ bed cords casks i'm. port wine
10 do plow lines 10 bbis malaga do
30 coils sash cord or casks fine brandy
oa Ibis re5oiied Inolas-3 bbis hIe cid whisky
ses % boxes assorted candy
10 h!f bbls do do ID do fine crarkers
% do Belcher's TO 10 do rrunes
so kegs sugar hous. 1923 Gcz Preston and sfer-
$50 do C-roiina Tar riiFs yeast powders
20 bbls % do IS do Eabhitt's do
80 do Eanawha salt 10 bbis picked herring
800 sacks @ a 90 90 boxes star candies
100 bags assorted shot - gross velvet corks
90 do buck do 20 doz painted buckets
kegs bar lead 100000 percussian caps
lg0 rs wrapping paper l3o Kegs asst haiis
% do tea do % ton iron all sizes
100 large kettles asst % asst castings
$50 bxs Malaga raisins.l l26 boxes cheese
casks Carolina rice % bbis vinegar
ITO bbls lime 100 boxes mani tobacco
IS BIS lE.p aRd G tea10 boxes giDser brandy
SUN DRIEs.-
Herring, rnsckerai, Mustard. soda, starch,
Goldfish, salmon, shad, Pepper sarce, katchnp;
Whitefish, sard.nes, Nutmegs, cloves,
Oysters, pie fruits, Batting, soda crackers,
Almonds. Eng. walnuts Tic..ihg. stcneware,
Peeans. cream nuts Wash boards. tubs,
Fiiberts, figs; prasaes, Wooden ware, brecIns.
Rasns, Zii'tse, currents " NlfisT and cane chaIis
C:trou, inacGro.ii, Cbi!dren's wagons,
Cham pa gre, port wine, Batter crackers cirgars
Madeira wine, cordias, Playing cards ali kiii:is
Asst pickles, presers es, Matches, backing, &c
Also, iron, nails, castings, buggy springs
anles and boxes. .3lI
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
DR.. TEoMAs ). CALHoUN

OFFERS his professional services . the cit
~ zens of Atciiison and surrounding country
OFFICE, at the Atehison iI3ase, where he may
be found a. all tisaes, whoa act professionally
engaged fsy
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
WEApx,Ey ayoBskEn.

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
n LAW, Platte City Mo. VIII attend to
any business which may be entrusted To them,
in the Courts of Platte, Clay, Buchanan, and
the Courts OF Kansas Tertiary. Elf.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
.,oe yvORTHsOFgRECIPEs.
- N X . 4.
- N s - - =

rrn ~ kMIKENr pHvsicIAss.
ro,asIv. 81, o,.Ids ;..be without
No Thena. e+aef,-.
rcIpEs for making and directions for what
X ARD how to use az t7f1rffe~ a. sai,9 /
I..rps J.. -Sarsaparilla, Expectorant, cholera,
eeooMsNSoush, eomsS Pulmonary, Honey, sc.
@.nI.Ls- Dysentery, chronic, DiarThea,
+aHs-Fever and asue, Spice, Wine, Laxa-
o,wssa. @ - Composition, Dyspepsia, Cough.
.,,T9sss- Eryp.ipelas, cholera, YeneFeal,
:, n,.oss.~Rhena.ic, or No. 8, Psctoral, anodyne,
Dts~Bllious, Tomato, Alternative, Headache,
cough, sc.
r,uaESrs-RheumAtic, STIMULATING faln All
s,rrss,NHeaiing rta, Bad Burns, Wounds, Prolcp--
rs.s-strenethcning Elastic, Blister, C
Cough candy, colognes. perfume,Ies, oeslaes
Large nrmber for improving the haiI' i tee.n,
and Complexion: Shaving lo'ie', anu @'
SOAPS, aud others too numerous 10 ineht'o"'
Enclose 81, sadcressedt to
,a-"GTlT D Ii. MON ROE C4SEs
cate Box 1883, ST. LOUIS. /
THE LECoMPTOu UAIoa,
RY A. w. JON ES q II. H. oS@$-'A~ -
LecoTn ptOn, H. H.
VIE have recently Commenced the Puoilca,
w ton Of this large Journal at t9s itr1 cry o.
,nA from the encouragement with wnich we
Mye met thus far, we have every reason 10 pc
ave that it has been established upon III n
L,,is. We have commenced the publication OF
ha ITs,os, as it were, in the hot-bed of a5oli-
;ooism, douglas county, and it will ever be
,Nnod battling for the rights Of the South and
W.,;syiug the soil and climate Of Kansas Ter
r;.ory 10 be admirably adapted t" the institu-
tion os Negro Slavery, as 1t exists IN the South
srn states, the UxIoN will zea!ously advocate
,,d sustain all honorable measures designed to
5Totect and sustain it in the Territory, and ui-
imstely have it recognized permanently in ths
l,orstitution Of the future Slate OF Kansas.
The UN!os will discuss all legitimate meas
u.es OF public policy freely and fearlessiy, with
All becoming Difference To those entertaining
o1posite views, bat it will handle with . gloves
Off the unscrupalous HiSher-Law faction OF
the Territory, wao arfogantly assume to disre-
gard the regular constituted authorities of the
land, belle. ing its leaders and dapes to be the
t.adliest foes to the Union of the States, and
ta.aies alike TO God a.Id Mau.
Ne appeal 70 oar friends, and all coAserya-
tive m5n. North and South, and especially II
the SoatheFa States, to lend us helping hand
IN promotiug the circulation OF the Union, 'as
will eadsayor so 10 conduct il as TO naAe il
welcome visitor 10 the f.esids: OF all conserv-
alive and national Iaen-
TERMS:
One copy one year, .......$ OF
Ten copies one year, to en-. address. Is o. o.
Fifteen e' 's ...... 25 CO
Twenty ...... 80 VI
Subscriptions always in advance.
With little exertion on the part Of oul
iri,nds, the Union can bo widely circulated
throughout the Southern States. Hehope esci
oae will gel up a club and forward to us. All
dress, JONES BENNETT,
= Ya.o,,-for K,psaa Territory
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
NEW sToRE AID EEW GOODS.
Main street. Weston, NO.

THE undersigned beg leave to announce to
1 the citizens of Weston, Platte county and
Kansas Territory, that they have just opened
in Weston large and complete assortment OF
E5ry Goods,
Hats, Caps,
EOSsS, shoes,
s2xsceE1Sxyarc,
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
P. t. ABEL, B.F- sTRIsGFEGoN.
Atchisoa, K T. Weston, No. =
ABELE4 s. STISzyGFELLOvY.

ABELE4 s. STIRzyGFELLOyT
Atchison, K. t and Weston, Mo. l
WILL practice their profession in the couf-
w ties OF Atch;son, Doniphan ard fsearen-
worth, L. r, and Platte, Clay and Buchanan,
Missouri, and attend the Supreme Courts st
Jefferson City, Mo- and Leeompton, K t.
We can be consulted on business at either or
our Offices, az Weston or Atehisoa, ana letters
addressed 10 at either point, viii receive
prompt attention. ss-ss4.- t-.s
Pre-E1lpti0Rss s.i-ss5
As soon as the land Office is opened for Prov
ing UP pre-emrtien rights in Kansas, embracing
Atchson county, We Will also open II. Office 1T
die aafne point, where one OF rs will constantly
attsnd. - -sfa5sElT fsse s5ts4f snR5.
Those desiring oHr services in The land Office.
lad better counsel with Hs as early as possible
SO that VIE may give them directions, and pre-
pare for attending 10 their interests. ~ f5zF
: ssaa sABELL &. SfRINGFELL0W. =
Weston, March II; SO. iH- f2-y
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
Firsfgy-A Good E.anatpy.

The Missouri river at this point il CO apress-
ed within a narrow space, tbs chaDn<s is re-
markably deep on the Delaware side, and wash
es fora mile above and below, the Kansas shore,
thus affording at all times safe and secure
landing for steamers.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

Address Editors iuatter Sovereign, Ateh
ieon, Kansss Territory. ses
JOHN H. STRINGFEELOW,
5-sns sE03r. S. F.ELLEl, eH
PETER H. LAEEf.
Ey Papers favo. abI. to success will
please pialish our prospectus. Tie compli-
n.s.It Hs!i be reciprocated.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
JAMES a. HEADLEY,
4 ITO RNEY AT LAW,

AfcS1sSa. IA 4.
WTIIL PRACTICE LAW in the District
w Courts of the Territory. the Probate
Courts OF Leavenworth and Donip iphanl cosInties,
and also the Courts of Buchanan aud Platte
counties. '30-U
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
-gsa CITY HoEEls.
CORNER OF MAIN AND JULIE SITS.
ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI.

fINHIS we'll known House has been newly mt
i ted and furnished in every part, ana tle
liable will always be furnished with ina BEST
mat the market affords. - shs1i.a
Zee Siya g CITY HOTEL !"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
~ A. E. MAYHEM, Sk7e.l 30
ATTOR NEY At LAW

frz ArcHIsoN, Il. It. =aee& sc&
Mint attend to all business intrusted 10 his
= care, in Atchison coanty.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

he election,
says The
ing. Moth
; nothing.-
caves moth.
expect moth
appointed
no North,
I, no honor,
ihY no no.h.
used for a
out or eve
pr him, be
9 Office. and
They have
theyInrus-
Sans big
bright dol
Sore indeed
The piteous
ifed of their
all the dis
IS. "a 'iWswiil
oso " Suin-
n Lane aud
! get Well at
ntritu,ions to
bc 2t7H r ss
OF Tn 3 AGE.
him all In
vas George
jlvInl!y Wks
rIcsn.
was B<njs-
BIO rs-is Iii
riaa is WIN.
mist Of NJ od-
Inventor of
ld Ca,har,io
er since The
" ebs,sr-an
10 eFeafss
r rodern times
md Morse
1us
w e have no.
n!ly serious
OF a spider.
nna,i lately.
u!led fatally.
IA fioughton.
=, was taken
a to of great
rs bite near
hours leiOIC.
itinucd TO in
Jon, when ho
cts of a bite.
era Ole ailen-
ion, and the
that it is tho
as ever come
Is name as
the Clarks-
ho has been
as a carpen-
P before the
5 negro cab
about free
the sum Of
Iya, sent un-
.pre sentative
.ster, kinss.,
ng in Bos-
! Persons
% SlO0,0G0
ding hotels,
as to provide
r intending
Us; children
nets by revo-
evoiu,ions OF
IS in . per-
given 10 man
Benton vote
rd Fillmore.
Benton rem
in the late
ou has bssn
,ich weighs
ball Of three
pnce Of four
10 his vomit
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

rEL.LIGENT
lie other fifteen
.: mess. Thoss
I'D will be am
Ia. e
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-13

his sake, / will die. Tell him to
come and bury me.
Eagan has my ambrotype, and
tell Tim Dryer to get it. lie has
red hair. He covers sofas and
makes mattresses"
"Go to the stage Office in Broad
way, and get my trunk and hat
box"
She has been in this country
but two or three years, and at one
time was a domestic in the family
of Mr.. Sattcrlee, in this city,
She has no relatives in this county.
Her parents, who are in Ireland,
are said to be in comfortable cir
cumstances. She is represented
as being a fine looking girl, of
about % years of age.
albany -4gus.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-13
{ For the Pamela Sidr.(

Pamela, Miss.
SNUEF-USING.

Snuf-Using commonly called . Dipping
was resolved by the Bachelors, at their
last regular meeting, to be unladv-like.
We did entertain the hope that this foul
practice had grown obsolete, excepting
among the strong minded women OF the
north, and some spartan spirits on our
western frontier, (including in the oxcap-
ton always, Barnum's Bearded Woman.
and Lola Montcs.)
But from observation, We find that there
is more sold now than at any time previous
to this.
Let us cite case. We called once on
a newly married lady, and were somewhat
surprised to see two brown rills excluding
from each corner of her mouth, and run
ming perpendicular down her cheeks
She cody remarked that we had caught
her paying tribute to the tyranical habit
Of dipping.
She also stated that her husband. by
his elOqQence, and by the bride OF q fine,
and costly piece of dressing, had extortcd
from her the promise to forego snuff, and
that she, tho in the possession and cniov-
mcnt of the aforesaid piece Of iinerv. was
in the habit Of sending her maid with a
portion of her butter money, to the near
est shop, to buy snuff, which she snug
gled into the house, and used on the sIr.
She further stated that two thirdsof our
married and unmarried ladies. If imncach-
Ell, would plead guilty to the same line of
conduct.
Now ladies. this practice. and such re-
sorts for mdulging init, is an unpardoua-
BILE sin.
II it Is absolutely necessary for YOU to
have the soothing influence of tobacco. we
would suggest smoking or chewing. As
lar the incest. Ncnftnitc'y prefer seeing
q lady take from her pocket a neat cigar
case, extract tharafrom fragrant Tayan-
ma, insert it between the lips, inhale full
mouth Of smoke, then remove It between
the second and third fingers, Tin tho ashes
on with the point Of the little finger. and
cody blow volume of smoke from her
dIstendSi cheeks, to seeing her take ont
n handful Of pulveriscd tobacco, fiji her
mouth with 1t, insert a mop wet with the
saliva and shaft Of the last dipping. wab-
bic the mob about, oh, gracious what a
mu3s, Il hope there is not one of the girls
at Eureka addicted to such a practice.l
we greatly prefer seeing lady draw a
modest twist of pig-tail, openly and above
BOARD, subject portion Of it to mastica-
n!on, and independently eject, by the ac-
ton of the ibial muscles, the Redundant
essence thereof, to seeing her with checks
ana ups denied, stealthily humble mon.
saturated with paste of spittIc and snuif.
Let US then abandon snuff, and il we are
10 have tobacco, in the name of dccencv,
give rs good HAVANA, or twist Of
cavendish.
BACHELOR.
Long Creek, Miss.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-13
Tor tie Pamela Starr
Mr.. EDITOR -:

MIR. EDITOR -
Not to while away a
leisure hour, (for we find plenty of en-
ployment this hot weather in trying to
"keep cool') but to briefly answer q
Bachelor we take up our pen. BY the
wav. we think the term n misnomer, for
can it be possible that any one should
arrive at the enviable age of Bachelorhood,
and still be so very ungallant as to bring
forward such charges against the fair sex ?
The first charge relates to 'gigglinS,'
and we should like to know in what part
of the world monkeys are so scarce, that
the risibles Of the girls were so much ex-
cited at the appearance of Bachelor"
We are rather inclined to think he has
lust returned from some of the cities, as
he appears familiar with the lettering
operation, for the name, much less the
practice, is scarcely known in the back
woods. Couldn't he make a public exhi-
bition, so that we might see whether or
not we agree about it, for sometimes the
opinions Of great men and women do not
coincide. Bachelor has promised us a
dissertation on snuff; using, and proposes
to let it come in broken doses, a term
well used, for surely it is a dose of the
most nauseous kind. However, it will be
unnecessary for him to say anything
,~o: rct ~, ,,,c.. r1.,-,.,,Il.- EJfh,, -,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-13
re w AR
OF THE
M A soEgg SCHOOL
FOR
LA DIES
Miss S. A. STUART. would inform
the citizens Of the town of

Miss S. A. stuart, would inform
the citizens Of the town Of
PA n q l. A,
and its vicinity, that she proposes open
ing School for Young Ladies, under
the particular patronage Of the
MASONIC FRI TIfRNTTY
in the lower room of the new Masonic
Lodge, on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER, 1856.
Having taught for ten years in Vir-
ginia, as well as being engaged as Pre-
ceptress of the Senior Literary De-
partment of the Memphis Female
College, during a scholastic session =
her past experience enables her to
promise confidently to give every sat
isfaction to the parents or Guardians,
who may intrust pupils to her charge.
Her aim has ever been to give a
H0r0ughig practical education-not
however, at the expense of such ac-
complishmcnts, rs arc usually taught
in Young ladies' Scminaries,-but
rather combining with them; and to
instruct her scholars 50 that in time,
they may themselves become teachers
The school discipline has hitherto been
we'll preserved throughout, by rules.
suited to the government of the InSti-
tuition; uniting with such discipline,
as parents exercise in well ordered
RoU5c c{rCIrS.
IA. a,,,, 90. ! 900, e INT -.,, al ,,.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-13
June 7-no0-Ct.
n ADMINISTRATORS A'OTICF

Whereos. 1T the March term, 1870
Of the Probate Court Of Panola Count,
Miss, Letters of Administration Of tie
Estate OF Mitchell Underwood, deed
were granted 10 tie undersigned, An
creditors of ii dece1ent are hcrclv
notified to have their claims Prohatel
and registered in tie Clerks of.cs e
said Court, within t time limited bv
law, or else & is not &c vi e p cad u
ar If pa m,ut tLer Of
THOMAS BRADFORD.
.7dmia'tr.
June 7-l2J-G'.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-13
NOEHaE.

The partnership between tho UNI
dersigned in the printing business, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All the assets of thasfrm belong to
Mr.. Ward, and he alone is response
bic for the debts thereof.
III. S. WARD.
j. +. BALLARD.
July 10 1856.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-13
SUICIDE OF A YOUNG GlRT.


Yesterday morning, Coroner
Whitney was called upon to hold
an inquest over the remains Of one
Catherine Hogan, who died sud
denly about s A. NJ, at the house
OF Mr.. Hendy, No. 81 Water street.
The inmates of the house had no
idea of the real cause of her death,
until DR.. Willet was called ia who
pronounced it to be poison
The jury returned a verdict in ac-
cordance with the testimony
IN her pocket was found a note.
Tor copy of which we are in
dcbted to the Coroner. 1t is not
directed g to any one and runs as
"Remember me to Tim Dwver.
| am going to die for the love Of .
young man. His name is .Josenh
Eagan. He boarded where | lived
at the house of Mr.. Wheeler. No.
10, South street, East Troy
He works at No. ii, Fulton street
lie first taught me to love him.
ana then ne deceived me and, for