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A YoUSo man was arranged the other
day in the Circuit Court OF this, city for
stealing. When his lawyer visited him In
the iaii where he was confined, among other
requests was that he would writs to hi.
mother, tell her If his condition, and ask
for help. Write to my rnothes /" What
words wc,e these from one in that situation!
What news this, to communicate TO a moth.
err in the interior Of the State II New Yort !
Her son, perhaps the idol Of her heart, i,
may be an only son, left her despite her en-.
treaties. her prayers and tears, TO wander of
In ths West, and almost she firs. news shs
hears Of him. he IS an jaii! IN ja;l for
stealing ~ Stealing sss. article h =. -. no,
rneed-he did not wan.I God help ,ha,
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J he 6qafeiaR 1aael.

iule ragged news-boy went singing his
papers along the streets of Boston. Ills
hands were red and the water leaked into his
shoes. Sometimes the crowd ceases in its pul.
sation for moment, and eager visaged men
caught at the Traveller or tho Times, and
went thoughtlessly onward Then the news.
boy would hitch up his ragged trowscrs, pull
on more firmly the queer old cap that hug.
ged his crown, and start off with the dismal
sIn5-song peculiar TO his vocation. q. -. -
His bundle had lessoned to duplicate
edition when his attention was attracted by
loud voice. Turning tho corner q motley
group met his sight. Perche,l upon a tenn
porary stand, stood a tall energetic man,
lectuling the throng that seemed listening in
spell-bound silence. One sentence shrill and
sorrowful struck the ear of the news-boy,
stopped his dismal song and bis step togetb
or, so that he WAS magneiized with the rest.
ID was this:---''his father is a drunkard
pnir, Pnir clild, continued the lecturer, bis
slight Scottish accent ending, bea,,tv d, b;s
l,eloquence :sthsres naeibing at home Tor
Ehim--not even a crust in the auld closet.
lie must work the day long. tra,nping
tthrough summers heat and wiater's storm ;
he must hear the curses Of his father, and
witness the tears of his mother. lie has
warn, clothes, and his little heart sweils
,anlgh TO bursting when he passes the we'll
dressed children Of soberparents. And who
pities him r. he asked, raising his hands and
eyes TO heaven. '.Does the rumsellera Ma
I--ile laughs bis teais to scorn. Does She
rich mani Na--too often he kicks him from
his dooistep, and away from the sweet ol
smell Of the kitchen, where the meat is roas-
! ting. Do tho angels pity him Yes, for
4 sshas else but the @ingsef the angels eoald
keep Inc pair boy wornss Doesn't God pity
,him--o! dinna ask that questions, for God
tis specially the God Of the drunkasd'.
baim." q a-qh 81 s ,s s8yf
g The news-boy stood viii, his papers hang.
ling from his arm, salt tears running fiis,
I and unwipcd from his eyes, his lips hanging
and quiyeriRg, and now aud then sol
swelling up from his throat. Dismal, dis
NAL thought!he too, was a drunkard's chill
4 HIS back had borne tho blows of n dsoslef
hand, and felt the kick Of drunken foot -
alasl Presently, he wiped the tears ava,
wiihhis ragged sleeve, aud with choking
voice took up the burden Of his song, bu
there was no heart in il. - -
20 mislher, misther, say something 70
\ me fstler.n 49,
! The lecturer bent his head. A little up
turned face, wetswith tears, looked wisuuli,
in his own lone little bony hand tugged Z
his coat, from theosher depended sssernl Hat
!, tering newspapers. In that younR iscs thss,
u was astrange naingling Of eufsssay 10Y. hon.
andsmisery, that went 70 the strong man
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Looking Ia tie direction he pointed. the
lecturer saw fnsnss clothed in rsrs, shame
faced and half hiding behind,a a pillar. With
the pitiful look Of the drupkard's child for a
text, he launched forth again. Little .by
little the covering form made itself Visible
the hands came together with ,remulous
clasp, tile blood .slsot eyes grew human viii,
Feeling, the soul of tiie sifankxrd had been
reused into something like life---his feelings
rsere touched--and nj last his eyes fell upon
The child he had given life but TO curse in
| its dawning. OItbc feniorse thst came al
once into bis haggard face Il was almost
awful to behold. Huddiing his rage tog~th-
cr he hurrie'l from the spot, and the little
news-boy with tears unshed, and sobs un
spoken, went on his way cry ing trcmulously,
---"ere's Traveller--onIy two cents !"
| -- sflsSls ct s. vft
II want to spake TO so sir---Cod bless
you,' said a man in low f.rveat toncs---anl
then he added again, drawing hard breath,
God bless ye forever, sir !" '.<f'sa
The man was well dressed, and held by
the hand q boy whose form was clotlled in
new garinents from head to foot. :. .g,.,,
49, All this my little friend" !" said tho lestu
rer, kindly. laying his hand on the shouldeI
"Il'a me guardian angel, he Is, sir, repeat.
ed the father, with a look that cannot be pu,
on paper--"my guardian angel tiat's sawed
Inc Gus Of a pit Of black desiructie;. :, s:.;.l
the man, breaking down. fairly as he spoke,
tears running down over his rough cheeks.
Och! blessed be to God, sir, that lac ever
gave me the cralhur. It's the patient kind
boy he's been to me, sir, liver sincc he was
that high and Shame TO me before my God
that didn't trate him with common bu.
manity oh, cir, ye don't know what an
angel hes been - and again bursting into
tears, he struggled with his feelings, wli;le
the honest lecturer was too much affected TO
speak. - aS
"He's took me home Of nights, sir, when
] was that bad I'd a frozen stiff afore the
morning come he brought me- my food,
sur, When laid sweaiin' at linn on me bed
and hes tha. Pa,ient, sir-,hat-Apn,ien,
that, that ii kicked him from ono end Of the
room to the other, he'd niver turn about aud
say the bad word. Oh hasn't he been my
guardian angel every nIinnil of mo wicked,
drunken life &C. yl1-t5 ~ t4itt 1s5ry,g
The boy stood looking fixedly at the
ground, his cheeks red, his hands in his
pockets, while over the quiyering lip st,le
the tears. SIS sss a. : v $3.50,
"Well, my ,fsicndin spoke tho lecturer,
"this Is good news--glorious newsi''4 flgi
sand will Sc come an see me 7" asked the
man, almost wringing the hand of the other,
''lfs not only the new clothes that I've got.
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5flnltsal Burtrg.
IO-AaA.

by CHARLES wILrox.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-30
New Orleans Advertisements

~ A. iANNEN s. co. Dsaier, n M.
w. Gags. Nirair Goads, fm5re.a y.
N"' 49, 9H'i -'''et' "" '''''"A'' apig
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EI-nGlE~ nInnlts :,

"a az THE undersigned has ON iai
~, general bueeies, which De- so
sell very los tor cash.
Cuu and ace
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M v + NEAL, is OBS dCh ewhofte
~ aerut 70 a.tior mc during my ab.,m
rpu ae State
". w. e. MINIS
Juu q, 1856. % i-
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E(EONN ard Bsached, 70. lo-ll quarters
- Vide ter 'a'' Il ilNDE'S
luae 1.h, 1855
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Wagons s',, }arni.h, etc, Tor .aie loss Tor
sash or els acceptance
No. ll3 traricr anil - lHjon arcI.
New Orleans
Apu, 10, Boy ], a. LUM & co.
- NJ. LOWE, Cnaoa fGcior qmi Gegera'
ID. Commission My-ha'u, No. ss Grayicr
street New 'foans apl9y
@. Vs. rAELEruN ,. WHITING. WI. rriiis.
uNARlhroN, WHITING y TUlllS, Col-
i9a Igciors aHi General Commission
MERCHANTS No II Cagoudolei street, New Or
leans apla~ly
| + NJ DONNOlD q GO. Dealers ~
-. Boot Nioa YfuA5 laiuS Cuq.t
BAGS ida Rather Goo{s, Nos 10 and Is
Camp street under the C,ty Hotel, New Or.
leans. Boots and Shoes made to order.
= Persons visiting the city will find It To
N'f interest," 70 ,aO upon u'. arlg-bm
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-16
ShcriIS Sale.

The undersigned, Sheriff of Psuo' a
County, Nj si,,ip i. viii On t'cI4h
Jay o. joy, 1855, a tie residence of
Jesse Werl, in said county, sell the
following rropery to tie hig'-esl III =
DEF. for s., to wi:
One Waite COW, one dcubis . rral
hot gu ne COW lell. Four p'ou-h..
One par Q pough gears, one swiug1.
tree, one C'evis, o1e sad lie, Tw b l.
dies, enc Ak :, on Iron we lgr. orr
pot, and one DRAWN knife. Witch
prop rty was sur cndgIeI to- me hy
Jordan G ryin, under the i0sclvcn.
:; VS., and VIII be sol To tsfy lh"
fine ~ co Is, in tie case OF The $,a-e
of mississippi. as Jordan Carvin.' IN
The Pamela Circuit Court.
I. MOORE. Sheriff.
Ju"e Ii IS n2i-4w.
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WIZ 4 NUNXOR.
GETTING INSURED.

An exchange relates a good
story of one Jacob Barker, a
Quker, who hearing of the loss
of one of his vessels, which he
had omitted to get insured,
wrote to broker, with whom
he had spoken on the subject,
as follows:
"Dear Friend IF thee
has not filled up the policy
which 1 bespoke on Saturday,
thee need not, as | have heard
from the vessel"
The broker in fact had not
filled up the policy, but pre-
Stunning from the tenor of
Jacobs note, that his vessel
was safe, and tempted by what
seemed a good chance to clutch
his percentage without risk, he
filled it up forthwith and sent
it to Jacob, with the assurance
that it had been made all ready
for him on Saturday. On Mon
day morning the first thing that
met his eyes on opening his
newspapea. was the loss of
Jacobs vassel, which he had
so wickedIy insured on Sunday.
Then also he discovered the
cunning ambiguity ofof Jacobs
NOTES.-The had heard from the
vessel -
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Administrators Notice.

Tie Undersigned aying been ~.
20 med ;Gmini, IA or of the estate oil
Drury Oliver, & { ascI, at tic Ap,ll
term 1886, of the Tr. b tc Cou.t If
Parola CO nty MisSis ,pni.-AIl rcr-
rs indebted to sa'I estate are required
to make immediate payne. t. Anial
er>' ms :3aHinE claims az inst id e.
tate vii have tAcm PrrJa'c! and re-.
Is'cre il The Pro clcr' oaicc,
a corIlng % 'an, Ct they will be tas-
r d b, he Il .u'c.
II. G.. CROZIER.
Adm rs.
IUHe z h / . 5.-no2l-Gw.
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ADMINISTRATORS .A'OTIcF
June 7-n20-Gt.

Whereas, at the Ngrch term. 1886
Of the Probate Court Of Panel COUNTY
Miss, Letters Of Administration Of tia
Estate Of Mitchell Underwood, deed
were granted 10 the undersigned All
creditors of il decedent IRE hereby
notified to have their claims Proba,cl
and registered in the Clerks ofic, cf
said Court, vi hin Il c time limited by
law. or else this notice vii lie p'cad in
var f payment thereof.
THOMAS BRADFORD.
.4tmi = r..
June 10 sc.
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POCKET BOOK LOST.
june 7-L2 6

a, prcket or m N ra~dun booI,
", S los SOM - here bctw en- the Iesi.
1cnce Of Mrs. Vance. & Z. Y. Dickin's
or between the tow # Pano'a, anil
Dr. Dicklns, contani ,me thirty or
thirty FIVE doll rs in moacy. Tha book
his the name Il Furgason, and per
hars, Miller, wri ten on it. The
finder will be ib'ra'ly rev rdel, for
rctarIi & itt,t Z under tgncd.
ELISHA VANCE.
June 18Th 1856 .-n2l-3w.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-16

The larest case of Incidence is
that related by an exchange, of a
man named John Hole, who was
SO lazy that in writing his name,
he simply used the letter j., and
then punched a hole through the
paper
Money and Time are the heaviest
burdens of life, and the unhappiest Of
all nortals, are those who have more
of either than they can use
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-16

An eastern judge was about
condeming a man to the peni-
tertiary for ten years, but fearing
the criminals health, which was
delicate, might sink under the
hardship, committed his punish
ment hanging.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-16

Ii you wish to have a shoe made
OF durable leather, you should
make the upper leather of the
mouth of an old topper, for that
never lets in water.
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EXECUTORS
n O Il E.

LETTERS testamentarY OF the last
Will and Testament ofEisha Q. Vance.
deceased, having been grant to The
undersigned, al special term Of tle
Probate Court, of Panola County, Miss
held on the 10 b day Of August, ! 854,
Notice is hereby given TO a creditors
Of the testator, to pro Jatc their clims.
and have item du'y registered in tie
Probate Clerks office Of said county
within the time prescribed by lw, Use
they will be b rred.
CYPRESSA c. VANCE.
Executor.
June 7-n20-Gt.
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Miss Tulip in speaking of old
bachelors, says that they are fro
zen out old gardenersin the flower
bed of love. AS they are as use
less as weeds, they should be serv-
ed IN the same manner-choked!
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-16

There is a lucky editor over in
Canada. He says they have had
terrible winter, but with three
tons of hard coal and pretty wife,
he b has got through it very COM
tortably.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-16

Tying mackerel to your coat
tail, and imagining yourself a
whale, is one of the first lessons in
Goldfish aristocracy.
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CheacerY Sale Of IaLuaJLe lands

Il -
In pursuance and by virtue of an in
tcrlocutory decree of The district Oh n
Gerry Court of the State of MS>is ippl,
pronounced at the March Special term
thereof A. ID. 1885, the I'm James /.
Tro ter, Vice Chancellor, presi linz I; in
the Suit of Charles Butler md @ h,r
compliments as John C.. jones and 9th
ers, defendants, | viii sell as commis-
sloner appointed for that purpose, t. the
highest bidder on credit OF SIX months,
en- Monday the Q h day of June next
ensuing, being the second Monday in
said month, at the court House door in
the town OF Pamela, the following describ
ed lands, to wit /: The South east quarter
of section (22) in town ship seven Cd
OF range six CO.. west of the Basis Me-
redian Chickasaw Cession, lying in Pa
nola county. State aforesai
Bond or Bonds with approved secu-
rlty will be required OF the purchaser
or purchasers for the purchase money
bearing interest from date.
john j. WILLIAMS.
CI'f & Commis 10 CT.
5pr 90 nj 4-3w
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Soft soap, in some shape, plea
ses all, and, generally speaking,
the more Iye you put into it the
better.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-16

In Paris, ladies wear daggers at
their glrdles. In America they
wear them in their eyes.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-16

mind john" said father to
his son, eff you 60 in the yard you
will wish you had stayed in the
house."
"We!l, if I stay in the house, l
shall wish | was out in the yard,
SO where is the difference, ded p
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-16

MRS. PARTINGToN' LAST Best
The Boston Post perpetrates the fol-
lowing in recent issue. 1t is by far
the best we have seen from the re-
nowned Mrs. Darlington:
Mrs. Darlington reading an account
of railroad accident, was mucn sur
,rised to learn that the locomotive
had been driven off the track by one
of the switches. "She shouldn't have
tho't," said she, "that the great iron
engine would mine such little thing
as a switch"
"Yes, but you must remember, man.
ma" said Ike, gravely, "the locOmo-
tive has a tender 6ehmd."
"Oh, that indeed" replied the old
lady, resuming her paper, x we'll you
need not talk about that, my son; go
on with your lesson"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-16

NJ ..
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
PAMELA COUNTY,
Chdncery Court,
May Term, 1856.
SAMUEL Y, CALDWELL, } This came
VS.. the Com
LAWRENCE CALHOUN, plant by
JOHN BULL, AND his Solici-
JOS. NEWLY, Partners tor, and
under the name of Cal moves the
houn, Bull, " Go. Court for
a rule for publication as to said de-
PENDANTS, And it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court, that said de-
PENDANTS are non-resitlents Of the State
of Mississippi: 1t is therefore ordered,
that said defendants, be notified of the
tendency of this suit by publication
according to law, and unless they shall
be and appear before the Judge of this
Court, at the next term thereof, to be
held at the Court House in the town
of Pamela, on the 9TH Monday after
the 4th Monday in September, 1856,
and plead answer or demur to said
bill of complaint, the matters and
things therein stated, will be taken
for confessed, and decreed accordingly.
1t is further ordered that a copy of
this order be published in "The PanO-
la STAR" a newspaper printed in said
county, for four weeks succesSiyeiy
before the next term o. this Court,
and copy posted on the Court house
doot.
\ true copy from the midutes.
~ Witness, john G. Harrison,
"A &~ Clerk of said Court, and Seal
sA& thereof
Issued June Goth, \. ID. 1886.
JNO G. HARRISON. CYcrk.
aJune 25-4W.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-16

A SUPERFINE COMPLIMENT
Walking along one of the streets
up town, we observed an ordina-
ny looking man arrest the progress
OF a beautiful young matron, with
an infant IN her arms, by the ex-
clamation: ga word with you
madam, if you please! She stop
ped, and, turning opposite to him,
said: "what do you wish, Sir :
Nothing, madam, only to see if the
babe is as beautiful as the mother
The lady tried to appear angry
but the compliment was irresisti-
bly, sweet that she smiled, kissed
her infant, and passed on.
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WATCH a Nd CLIO OK
REPAIR + r.

= HE undersigned would respectfully
Z announce to the Citizens C Paro-
la and surrounding country, thai he Is
prepared to repair Watches, Cocks,
Jewelry, Accor Icons, and musical in
truments of every description, in neat
est style.
Spoons and all kinds Of silyerwaro
made 10 order. Cash paid for old gold
and silver, OF received IS sh FIR work
Work from a distance will receive
strict and prompt attention. Shop
south west corner public square
Sign, STIR. W. NJ. MARSHALL.
Grenada Miss. apr. "a, '56-nl4 -Gm
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Letters of administration upon the
estate of Alfred Ming, deceased, were
granted TO the undersigned, by the
Probate Court Of Pamela County, Mis-
siss ppi, at the May Term 1856 there
OF. And this is te notify ali creditors
of said decedent, 70 Probate their
claims, AMI have hem duly registered
in the Probate Clerks office, of said
cou ty, within the time limi ed by law,
or else this notice WI be plead in bar
of payment thereof.
HENRY KING
THOMAS NJ. RHODES,
Adm rs.
May Oh 1856. n18-4w.
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TITUS & CO.

Have removed their office to
the BANK BUILDING, JeI-
fcrSon street, MENPHIS, i'm
mediately opposite the Comn,cr-
cict Hotel, where they will con,
tinue the
Commission and Cotton Factor
age Business,
as Heretofore. They avail! themselves
of this occasion TO return their tha'k'
for the liberal patronage extended 10
them for the psf twenty seven We IS.
and hope ty strict attention 10 the IN
tersrcs's of thcir p@trcns to merit its
continuance.
may gath 1856 MS 4w.
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AGRICULTURAL
Implements

"a AAA -
QUALITY IMPROVED
VARIETY INCREASED,
STOCK ENLARGED.
TEAv1uc increased, by consignmenfs
1 4 from the Manufacturers, as well as
by direct purchases, the stock In ms
important branch OF our business, we
invite planters to call and examine the
variety of Farm NJ Implements and ma
chimes adapted to The requiem n's OF
this section Of country, such as
HORSE POWERS,
Fer one and two horses.
HORSE POWERS,
with thrashers and separltors compete.
THREsHING MACHINES,
wi h sep razor attached,
FAN MILLS,
four sizes, best mo els.
GRIM CRADLES,
four styles and gu lilies.
STRAW CUTTERS,
Patent selfish; pening, ten sizes
corn SHELTERS,
five styl and sizes, improved
sCYTHE BLADES,
YTHE STONES,
GRAiN FAKES,
CORN CRUs rER',
conn MILL,
C)RN PLhNTE2ss
SEED soWERs,
THkRToMElEr tnufH>,
road scrap rs,
mott's ; ilers,
-s,.us sc st0ifc -
Cul " t r,
garden c Z mes,
lrydryu';c z ms,
c's.' IN pumps,
ch in and an Pump GXtur- S
boring machines,
postho'e sHgerS.
mon isiag machines,
grass scy'he
grass snathes,
WOO den tubing,
Tor chain pumps, Ga new article,
in ,engths atou . feet each, SO
made as % lc coavcnien y
I fitted togetlcr FIR cistcrns Of
any dcpilD:
PIANTATI BELLS
AMI lmosi every
variety o eful
Cerdon.ng tools and Implements.
LOWNES, ORGILL, & co.
/ - From; Row, Memphis.
Arr. If '56--ni2-I;
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell very low, for
Cash, Five Large Road Wagons, and
thirty likely young work Oxen. | am
anxious 10 sell, and will dispose of them
at bargain.
f. M..PIPKlN.
Pamela Co, Miss.-n,l9--tf.
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Rangers Notice.

Taken up by John Perry living about
8 miles South Of the town of Pamela, in
said county, one bay horse, about l2
years old, and appraised at fifty dollars.
d. j. GoFF. Ranger.
May 28th 1856.-n19-3t.
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Land Sale

b VIZ ture of a decreeo the Probate
Curt of Pamela county Mississippi,
n d Z at the May tenn ] $50. the und I
s;gnd executors Of the estate Ira Nc
Kinney, deceased, will Ola Saturday the
2lst day.of June 1856, at tn COar'
House toor in the town of P5nC Il, sell
at public auction the following real es
t te be'ouging to sail decra c / . VT.
Frac iynaI Sec. 90 Town. q Range 3
East, cuntaining about 4 acres; the
North East quarter f S Go Town
81 r nge = East con an ing abou' q
;crss and hundredIhs; Il e North East
gu rter of Town p Rarge 9 Eas
containing about SO ;crcs 90 hun
dred rs: Fraction see. 8. Tawn q
Range 2 h. containing alb mt 8 ;cre$
nd 2 hundr, dts; and the North East
quarter Of South East quarter OF sec. 10
Town -. Range 2 E. containing abou
81 acres and 90 hnndredth; on a cre1i
one and two years from the day of ;; lie
Also, at the same time and place, we
will sell Lot no s in Block no7 in he
town Of Panoia, OF a credit Of w I've
mrnt!Is from the day of sle. ,Bsn
AID security will be requi:cl.
may 9th 1856
CALVIN E. ~NES
AARON A Nc KINNEY
Executors.
may 8 80 nl6-4N.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-16
Mississippi and Tennessee.
$780, Esas1 gFrzaay &c. ~
49, kxs{sss5a Essssssss5s- 1890
Rail Road.
N0,c open to HERNANDO for
PASSENGERS q FREIGHT.

N0lC open to HERNANDO for
PASSENGERS q, FREIGHT.
On and after TUESDAY, April p,
Passenger and Freight Trains will
make regular trips 10 HERNANDO.
Passenger Trains will leave Mem
phis daily, Sundays excepted) at 81
A. NJ. and arrive at fernando at s
A. NJ.
Leave fernando at IL A. NJ. and
arrive a. Iemphis at l p. IN.
This train connects at fernando
with L. Sims & Rrother's line of four
horse Post Coaches for Pamela, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Freight Train leaves Memphis
Station daily Sundays excepted) at
5 A. NJ, stopping at the intermediate
stations, and arriving at Hernando at
Z: 80.
ss8% Freight received at Memphis
Station from S a. m. until pm.
L. NJ. PATRICK,
Superintendent
June 25-tf.