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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
gtaaI Notitss.
ADMINISTRATORS SAIL

BY virtue of q decree of the Pro-
bate Court Of Panels county, Mississippi,
made on the 9Th day Of October, 1856,
the undersigned, administrator and admi-
Distratrix Of the estate Of Robert j.
King, deceased, will, on Monday, the 22d
day OF December next, at the door Of ths
courthouse, in the town Of Pamela, in
said county, between the hours of Il o.
clock, NJ, and O'Clock, p. NJ. proceed
and sell the following described lands, TO
wit:
The south east quarter of the south
west quarter Of section sixteen (I6l,
township nino (9), range seven q west,
lying on the Pamela and Cofeeyille road,
IL or 3 miles from Pamela There is on
the premises good dwelling house ana
other improvements.
TERMS:
Tho land vii, be sold on a credit of one
and two years from saie, and the pu-cha-
Sur required to give bonds, with approve
security, for the purchase money, and a
lien will be retained upon the lana until
the purcase money is all paid.
November 5, 1856.
JAO. II. KEITH, Admir-,
M. 4. KING, Adm7trix.
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Mooie's Rural New-YorAer.

Is the leading Agricultural, Litera-
ry and Family Newspaper, having far
larger circulation than any similar Jour
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Agricultural, Ho ticaltural, Scientific,
Literary, Educational, Miscellaneous, and
News Department, greater number Of
Practical, Useful, Entertaining, and Time
ly Topics, than any other periodical, -
while 1t is, beyond dispute, the frst of its
class in Merit, Usefulness and Popularity.
The Rural is published weekly, quarto
form, illustrated and printed in best style,
at 50 a year. Reduction to- clubs, and
great inducements to agents, &C., in
Guiding LIBERAL Premiums. Specimens,
Premium Lists, &C., sent free; give Us
your address. 4 new quarter commences
April 5, and hence now is the time to
subscribe. Registered letters at our risk,
e addressed to
D. D. T. MOORE,
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Rrospettus.
To Mechanics, Inceniors and Manutdc.
tuTerS.
ELKVENTH YEAR.

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abundantly. illustrated with engravings.-
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other papers.
This publication differs entirely from
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country. 1t is weekly journal of Art,
Science and mechanics, -having for It's
object, the advancement of the interests
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Each number is illustrated with from five
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and of more Importance to the interests of
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L. l.. 4 Il
prise them of all Agricultural improve
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NE W s. NJ s..
Clio HING.

Al kinds Of CT CTHLTG--as double
nj single OyercoAts, bushes and fAe
oats, Pants and Vests, Boys' Clothing,
Hats, and an endless variety of Linen nnd
'foo!en shirts, &C., wh.ch se VII sell at
5ile lo~- st prices possible.
Our domestic Stock-ss Calico, bleach
ID and unoe lchod tlusl:n, Lindsoys, Ker-
seys, Ticking, Fllnncls, Blanksts, stc.,
wac bought direct fromthe manufacture 8
>nd Offer them with 10 per cent profit to
cash dealers.
We would particularly draw TIE atten-
ton Of Planters and Others to our large
.ssoftment OF BOOTS. SHOES and BRO
ANS, which We will sell at last years
prices.
Having purchased our Goods in tho
beat markets, and from irst hands, we can
oaar thom to the public at large at the
same prices as they can buy in Memphis
Z not little cheaper, and solicit q call.
GKEENBAUM & EARNEST.
Pamela, Oct. p, 1856. n3s-tf.
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Mtmpbis Caros.


GOOdAett, u abers & CO.s
Cotton Factors, General Commits.
sion and Forwarding Merchants,
Dealers In Groceries 81 Plan
tuition Supplies,
No. Al Front Row, Memphis, Tennessee,
Our system Of doing business 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 illegitimate 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, cur
customers may rely ON the best prices
and quick sales. The consumption of
cotton now equaling the production, We
think the planters may safely antici-
pate an ample remuneration for their
labor for years to come.
All cotton consigned to US will be sto-
red in substantial brick warehouse
and insured, unless otherwise Instruct
ed
Our terms for storing and selling cot.
ton is tJ1y cents per bale. Liberal ad-
vances made on produce shipped to US.
Our supply of Bagging, Rope and
Groceries is large, and of a superior
quality, and will be furnished at tie
lowest cash rates to our customers.
give hope TO merit your conf
dence, and receive your patronage.
GOODLETT, NABERS, 81 co
July 30-n27-tf
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! Ne " HARD WARE STORE
Hawks. Smith & 60.
Importers of Foreign and Dealers
IN American Hardware

importers vi ofeign and Dealers
IN American Hardware,
Mes. 8Oi & 3o6 Main street, Mennhis
between Union and Munrae SITS
To tie Merciaats, P2aafrys and AZ
cHa"'es Of P,sRo!a caanty:
The subscribers are onenino IA.
largest and best selected storI &c
Hardware, Cutlery, Agricultural INN, :
ments, Ion, Nails, Cordage. &C.. eyer Of.
fcred for sale in this section of conn,rv
among which my be found
Agricultural Implements. Iron. Nails
Castings, Tin Plate, Timers materials
Blacksmiths' and Carpenters Tool, IN,
ne ana Pocket cutlery. Shovels, Spades
Hoes. AXES, Com Mills, Cha,ns-of nj
ktnis, Oakum cotton, manila and lutte
Co.d'Ce; Builders materials, Of every
Ntr,osy and in large quantities.
ne would most respectfully call tn,
a,tenton Of the merchants of this section
OF county to the fact that, purchasing as
We 10, ouc goods at rs low figures as any
house IN Now York, Boston o. Phladsi-
pA'a, we are enabled to compete with them
N prices, and are determined to do 30.
10 the planters, we would say, that N the
selection of our goods, we have endeay-
ored TO promote their interests as wall as
our own. Our stock Of Time $ m ,teri
ais Will always be found full AMI com
pl2t", anu at tocer prices than any oth,7
concern In this city. Our tools of All
ENDS have been selected personally and
from the very best makers. All we ask is
"a far and careful examination of on,
stock and prices.
Memphis, October, l756-n42
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Pamela Motel
FOR SALE.

TUX SALE.
This we'll known Hotel, in the
town Of Pamela. and now kept by p. b.
JONES, Esq, is for sale. There arc sew
en- and a half lots Of ground, with large
rv for a Hotel. 1t now receives the lar
gest share of the public patronage, and
clears two thousand dollars year in the
hands of its present occupant. 1t will be
sold very low for cash, or on long cred
it, with interest. For further particulars
apply to NJ. 5: WAkD,
Or. address the undersigned at Memphis.
A. G. ELLIS.
Eovember 4th. 1836.-tf
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M NJ E S LIN f..
e. W. Patterson. IL ksrO.

We respectfully inform the travel
ling public that We have running in
connection with all the Rail Roads
terminating at Memphis, a regular
line of 0nashsbuses, for conveying
passengers and baggage to and from
the Depots, Hotels, and any other
part of the city. Our Omnibuses will
be found at the doors of the different
Hotels in sufficient time for every train
Of cars starting from this point.
A. the United States Mails are car,
ried on this line, passengers will find ii
the most safe 10 patronize Ms, as the
cars never leave until the Mails are
delivered by us.
Ry strict attention and promptncss
10 the travellers wants, we hope t.
secure a share Of the public patronage
Z. N. PATTERSON. * Bro.
June 25-tt.
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For Sale.
The undersigned, offers for sale q
tract of Two Hundred acres of
GO . ID l. \ N ID,
Known as the George London Place,
on Yockana river, in YallabuSha coun-
tv, near the county line. There are
about 140 acres of good
BOTTOM LA \ d,
and 115 or I20 acres of which is above
overflow. About 35 acres are cleared
and twenty acres on Which the timber
has been deadencd.
Terms One third down, and the
balance in two equal instruments on
one and two years credit
For further particulars, address
JOHN d. LANDLORD.
Long Creek, T. q.
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.bagEOT'g NR1Ice.

Was committed to the Jail Of Pa
no!a County, Miss ssippi, on the lSyh day
OF November, 1856, negro man as a
runaway. Said boy is Of dark complex
ion, 5 feet s inches high, about 10 wears
Old, weighs about l55 or 100 pounds, his
right thumb S off to the first 10 mt, has a
small scar on the right cheek, calls his
name ABRAHAM, and saws he belongs to
Capt. j. Abbott, of Mungoc county, Miss.
Said boy says he runaway from Mr.. Clop-
tin. near Pine Bluff, Ark. The owner is
hereby commanded to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take
him away, or he will be dealt with accor-
ding to law.
S. G. GOFORTH, Tailor.
Nov. 10, 1856.
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" ". o. P. T rnappr,r. RALPH wonnrrrr.
szarris, w arlasiey and Co.

Cotton Factors, Grocers and Com
mission Merchants,
No s Front Row. Memphis, Tennessee,
Have now, and design keeping on hand
large and we'll selected stock of Rope,
Bagging, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Liquors,
and Plantation supplies.
They viii hereafter sell and store, or
ship Cotton, at fifty cents per bale.
Viii keep open policies to cover all
Cotton consigned to us, and will insure
always, unless otherwise instructed.
Instructions with regard to sales OF
Cotton attended to. Agents for the sale
of Eagle Cotton Gins.
j. NJ. TERRELL, Agent.
July 16-n25-tf.
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TIE DOLLAR NEWSPAPER.


Only one dollar per year to single
sab -cribers = Another OR GINAL Now
LETTE.-ln order to accommodate ali who
wish to begin with the beginning Of our
next original Novelette,, 1.-The Border
Rover,o by Emerson Bennette, Esq, We
nave dec; ded 10 defer it few weeks until
those shing to perfect their clubs shall
have tiae to do SO. Say until about the
first of July, when our half year COM
menccs.
The Dollar Newspaper.
Is made up with special reference to the
family ciTc e.--It aims to interest, instruct
and amuse. News and substantial info,-
nation are its prominent characteristics.
With monster lnechineS, capable Of prin-
ting each 10000 copies per hour, its coll
umns can DC held open for news each week
TO within few hours of the date of publ
cation. 1t is thus enabled to publ sh the
latest and most reliable market reports,
and to give greater amount of general
business information for the low subscrip-
ton price some Dollar per Year," than
any other family paper gives for two del
lars.
The Farm and the Farmer.
The Agricultural Department of the
''Newspaper," is spirifedly maintained
by contribution, from practical farmers,
and by thousands of readers this depart
ment Is considered one Of the most impoi-
tant features of the paper. Theo etical
and practical agriculture, thus blended
and compressed weekly into snort space
cannot fail to interest and profit readers.
The following are the terms per year
Only one dollar per year to single sub
seribers; Clubs Of SIX for So, Of thirteen
$40, of twenty SIS, twenty $50,
Of thirty-four SOS, of City $50, Of seven
tyfve 800.
Our friends, for their own profit, and
our convenience, will obligs by handing
in AS early as possible their club Lists.
For the small sum of one dollar, or
less, fifty two numbers of the paper III {
given, containing in the aggregate fourteen
hundred and ffty-six compact and Closely
printed columns, equal to six thousand
SIX hundred beck pages, or about twenty
two volumes of the common library size
of three hund ed pages each. Only think
Of it Twenty-Five volumes Of reading
fresh, and most of it original, for less
than one dollar!
No subscribers acknowledged unless ae-
compamed with the money.
Address W. NJ. SWAIN L CO.,
philadelphia
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!! am pressed To- MONEY to pay ny
debts. and thereto most earnestly ana
resp c.fuiiy request all pc .ons in!cbte,:
to M to come forward INN 'tclv au,.
pay up. have many thousands of do
lars dle me, and some of I Of long stan
ding, and have in no instance pressed M
customc~s, bat have waited patiently or
thom. The time is come when they mus
pay me, AZ an about making an an,ire
change in my bus ness, and want 20 CLOSE
Up my books. {. l.. K.
November 4th, I85G-tf
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. W Clanton,

~,ATTORN EY Al LA W,
PiNOLA, Mss.
Has removed his Office TO the room
b tween the Star Office and Dr.. Leland
Drug Store. on the west side OF the PUB
lie Square. whore he may be found ut al
times. unless profess. onally absent.
n29l |"
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Ecu re, Sign and Ornamental

Plsscr saaa@.Els ~ dsazahss'
The Undersigned having perlna!-
nently located in Pamela, offers ms ssrsts
ess to the citizens of the town ana coun.ss
Of Pano!a. All work dono With nsa'heS'
and dispatch. u.prE.
ssrtia-Gaa Ne ~
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4 7, 8 q.
AstF.y.

Taken u by Andrew LittleGeld,
" NJ DO ,:S miles northeast If Belmont,
enc lark brown mare MULE, 70 ,rteen OF
fifteen years old, small bit out Of he
top side Of the right ear, small size
praised at $35.
MISS P. B. JONES. Ranger.
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mistt!lauecns.


mississippi and Teunesose Railroad.
From and after WEDNESDAY, Oc-
tober s, 1856, Passenger and Freight
Trains will make regular trips to Sena-
toba Station, distance 81 miles from
MemphiS).
Passenger Train will leave Memphis
daily Sundays eyccptedJ at 1890
4. d., ard arrive at fernando $40,
Coldwater at $40, and 9. Sel atoba
at $50 \. NJ.
Returning, leaves Senatoba at $3.50
A, r., Coldwater at 1905, fernando
1925, Horn Lake 1904, and arrive al
Memphis at 1890 Z. VI.
This train connects daily at Sena-
toha with J. z. M'Alexander Il Cos
daily line of four-horse Coaches, fol
Pamela and Grenada, through to Gre
NADIA in Is hours.
Freight Train leaves Memphi. dali!
Sundays excepted at $50 A. NJ, ar
irving at Senaba at 1910 a. NJ.
Returning, leaves Senatoba at 1885
p. NJ, and arrive at Memphis Station
at 4:3O Z. M.
r. NJ. PATRICK,
n3e-R. superintendent.
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NO MONOPOLY!
Opp0~;15Uas 4 5ossay,csIti0ss
TIE LIFE az TRIDE.
| have started a !i1e Of SPLENDID
four horse ssat.sE tssss<> 70 run from
ali the Hotels, to all The Railroad
Depots, on which passengers can be
conveyed with despatch TO any part OF
Memr bis. | am also prepared 10
furnish Hacks, &c, to the country -
Ny friends, and all in favor of fair play
wfU phrase not purchase tickets on tie
rars, as have no chance to accom-
modate them ii they do. The public
may rest assured that | will do what
| say. Be sure to get in the Omnibus
marked - NJ. Fletcher" on the top
All | ask is fair play.
FLETCHER Sc KICK.
.Iune-25-6m.
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embellishments.
a Rare Chance.

l have new htty saw Gin Stand.
for sale, and VII sell it very low 70 cash
or VII give long time on good securitv'
with interest. NJ, s. WARN
November 4th, lS56-n4l-3t
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4 School for MALES will be
e)ened in the village of Pamela, on the
third Monday of September, by the snb-
scriber. The following rates of tuition
will be charged per month:
Primary Department 81 w
Middle w
Senior w
No deductions made except for centin-
ned Sickness. Bills to be paid at the close
of each session of five months.
E. JEROME HILL.
Pamela, Sept. 10, lS56.-tf
Masonic.
Pamela Ledge No, 66, meets on
.ha eyeuing of the first Wednesday in
as.,h ,n,ats. Ms. WARD " ".
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ANAA q t@hA IOEs
Hats, Caps, Boots and .Shocs.
Ladies' f.ncy and black dress Silks
Preach MeInoS, fancy aliI black Alpucas
De Llin.s Of every yari aty.
A full assortment Of Ladies' Dress
Trimmings Plaid Wool ana Mcrino
Shtwls, very fine; Ladies Cotton, 5 L..
Cashmere and Merino Hose: ladies', gen
t.onItn's and III sscs Gloves, u great var;-
c;y.
Bieachcd and Brown Sheet;ng "A 10
Ia; Bleaohcl ana Brown Shifting rs
20 al Table ID tmask aud Birds Ey8 D.
apes; fish Linens Of all kinds; Linen
Towels and Napkins, 3 DAD C.otns, Doe
SKINS AMI fancy Ctssmcre5; Slt,lnets,
weeds ind Je ms; Hieached and L. own
Drill, negro k 5 8 ,nd Planes.
\ large Assortment, OF BLANKETS
some very fine Saddles, b iIieo ana
G!rtS; Hardware and Cutlery Scaoo.
j >oks Cap and Letter p .pe,; Id
ana misses k.d, cuf d alp Boots anu
Shoes. Also great variety Of
FANCY ARTICLES
too ted ,ou5 10 mont on-lil of which
nov oIlr 10 puncGI ii iea.crs u. red :, &c
p.icss, and for cash at MEAfH iglCLS,
and maay dfticisS ,liA be sold jor less Than
cost. &. l.. RALL.N %.
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III T. A Ms
Celebrated STRENGTHEN
ING Cordial; and
BIO ID fU il l!f T. II

That has been used. Now it has be
come an indispensableremedy in every
family. For children having the Sum
mer omplaint, Hives, Hlotches on
the skin, &c, it is an infallible remedy
When taken it neutralizes any morbid
IT bilious matter in the stomach on
bowels, strengthens and invigorates
the digestive organs, and causes,
healthy secretions of the liver and
kidneys. This is the reason why it
has proved so efficacious in curing
Diarrh9a, rysentery, Bowel Com
plant, Pain in the Stomach. Sc
IL has cared many that were afflicted
,or years with Chronic DiarrhGa.
l5NiNG CORDiAL
Is certain remedy for Weakness, Faint
ness or Debility, Sick Stomach, Bilious
ness; IIeadacha, Bad Breath, Dizziness,
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach. or any disease
Of the kidneys, womb or bladder. 1t will
restore the feeble, sickly, pale and emacia-
ted to health and strength. There is no
mistake about tive can refer to thous-
ands to prove that fact.
One tablespoonful taken every morn
ing, fasting, is n certain preventive for
Cholera, Chills and Fever, &c.
Also, NpLaan's Volcanic Oil Linimcnt.
j. II. MILAN,
SoleProprietor.
~ I. II. Pike, wholesale agent
for the whole South. Orders sent
30 Bynum's creek will be prompt
" attended to.
Inc, .sn p2O To
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&eW knNNAS.

W!:h the approach of the Fall
ana Winter Season, | again invite the at
ten;lon of my customers, ana the public
generally, and The ''lldiesn especially, to
my large and peH selected stocIc OF La
dies and GenHcmen'S
DIR ESS GOODS.
oi every grade and variety, direct from
the importers Of New York, consisting OF
tac iatnst styles of silks, CasEnreres.
ScoSch f!aias, de LANES, fine embroidered
R2bsS, Iipdcca Bfocade, plain Afpaccas,
ChaHi and solid de LANES AID Caslansres
OF every shade and color; Tail Per-
S'ahS; large assortment Of plain, fancy
an embroidered &lQwIS, from IA TO l2-4
OF every quality and at any price !:
.Eth'ngs, Hosiery, Hdpdherchi.jS, En-
broidsjies of ali kinds, Suiss and ,Jrcko-
nei FioNnc;ng; an elegant stock of Nam
mus, rtOanted. Skeleton and Hoop-ed
Shifl*, Grass and Di1ai'y do; Gold and
nhrer watches, Crochet Needles, Bells.
Notions and Fancy Goods too numerous
to mention. Ladies' glove kid and patent
leather Boots, with and without heels ;
Ma r and whole CATERS; kid, buskin and
calf Shippers, of every style and quality
desired. Gents fine calf Boots, OrforG
Ties, Lasting NulHferS, Prince de Joue-
cihe Caters, Toiist Slippers, heapy calf
Brogdns, in any quantity: fine and heary
Boo:S Gnd Shoes, Of any description. The
FINEST and most elegant assortment of
4 10 HING
ever brought TO This market. An endless
variety Of
II \ T :
suited to all parties-bo,h neutral and
political; the elegant Metropolitan; the
chaste New Yorker the fnr-reaching
hungarian the distinguished Buchxnan :
the towering Fillmore. A good assert
m"nt Of all goods not mentioned, such as
Harftcars, CTocScrg, Saddiery. Blankets,
kerSeys, LinSeys, Woolseys, and every
,hnE usually kept in our line--all Of
which We offer on regular terms to cash
leaders and pun.;ual customers.
TiIOS. K. CLARKE.
September %, 1856.