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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-05

WASHINGTON, Sept o. Speaker Banks
goes North this afternoon, and may wait at
New York day or two. He will be receiv-
ed by the deserved congratulations of his
Massachusetts friends, whom he has not Wis
tied for the past nine months. The old resi-
dents of Washington say that, within their
recollection, no Speaker OF the House has
brought to the Chair the same combination
of dignity, fairness, and parliamentary ability
as has been displayed by him.
One OF his most accomplished political OPP
ponentsr representative from the South, de.
clared, IN speech, that he had graced mis-
position as it had not been graced for thirty
years. 1t was a fortunate omen for the het.
erogeneous party which formed the opposition
to the Administration in the House, that thew
commenced the session by the choice of such
presiding officer. The wisdom of their Sc
lection has been manifested every day OF their
deliberations. Indeed, on several occasions
his prudent skill has saved the Free Kanzas
representatives from the defeats which would
have told disastrously upon their cause
throughout the country; and whatever sue
cess they may have obtained is largely due to
his unequalled craftsmanship and political sa-
gacity. His election marked an era in our
history.
For the first time the interests of the ma
Jorlty OF the non .slaveholding population of
the country met face to face with the party of
slavery propagandism, and prevailed. AS the
chosen leader in that memorable struggle
Mr.. Banks has attained, in the eyes of his
countrymen, position to which, by a singu-
lsr good fortune, he was entitled by higher
qualifications than the accidental support of
dominant party. Speaker Banks is still
growing man, but it is safe to predict that his
commanding executive ability, will expand to
the measure OF any sphere of public duty to
which the people may yet summon him
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Egeainq Post1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-05
Good Effects of Or. Hills Cordial Balm
of Syriacuu.


Dear sr-A few months ago called your es ablsh-
men for your advice, when you recommended Of
the Balm of Synacum l am last with much shame,
Induced to address you the miserable situation
in, when commenced taking your blessed medicine
am convinced the disease afflicted with, was solely
occasoned by my having contracted, in my early youth
most Infamous habit the continual practice OF which
had ofay destroyed my constitution. The health Of my
body was not only affected but the powers of my mind
were much weakened; my Judgment had lost its sodity
and my memory its reenve faculties my head con-.
fused and subject to frequent swnmngs and hau been
much troubled with an oppression at my breast which
occasoned constant perspration l had pains in my
stomach, and weakness and general debility all over
me, with CONSTANT yawung and seepiness; my appetite
was huotuatB my spirits greatly depressed that
times could scarcely refrain from sghng and involun-
tary weeping; my eyes infamed and frequently
emitted watery humoI: in word l was an object Of
misery paid strict attention to your advice. and
continued taking the Medicine according your dec
tons for about three morths perfectly recoV-
ered therefore, think it not only my duty to ack now
edge the service you have done inform the pub
lie Tor the benefit of Others Who labor under the or
any disease similar, to those from which happily
recovered.
1 am, dear sir, your most obliged humble servant,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-05

YELLOW FEvER.- Ne,O York, Sept. S.-The
Brooklyn Board of Health report one new
case of fever to-day in John street, near Hud-
son Avenue.
Two new cases of yellow fever were report
ed at the Military Hospital, Fort Hamilton.
yesterday, and three this morning, all of
mud type, The cases previously reported are
doing well.
SAILING OF THE STEAMER.-The Africa sail
ca AZ noon to-day, Tor Liverpool. She takes
specie.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-05

MASSACHUSETTS BUSINESS DIREcTORY.-This
useful and almost indispensable book for business
men, may be had of the agent, who is now in
town. 1t contains the complete census Of the
population of New England, by towns, and that
of the United States, by States the directory for
all the various trades and professions, for every
town in the State the banks, railroads, and 9TH
er public institutions the post offices, &C., &c.,
with an extensive advertising department. 1t is
published by George Adams, 81 Washington
street, Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-05

HOUSEHOLD WoRDs.-The September number
of this fresh, racy, and interesting work, COM
pletes the 18th volume, so that the present is
good time to subscribe, so to commence with
new volume. Notwithstanding the high reputa-
ton which Dickens has acquired by his novels, it
may be question whether he is not doing more
good by this periodical than he has done by any
of his other works. The genial spirit which per-
vades it, finds response in the great heart of the
people, and kiRdles a new glow of sympathy for
whatever affects favorably the interests of our
common humanity. For sale by S. Thompson &
CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-05

DR.. Harris. Dentist, having associated with him-
sen DIX TRACY, (whO has been engaged with him for
the last five ySars) hereafter the business win be con-
Quoted al the old stand of DR.. Harris under the firm Of
July / 1856 HARRIS & TRACY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-05

PETERsoN's MAGAz1NE.-We have received an
advance copy of theOct. number of this magazine
which SO justly acquired the special appellation
OF the Ladies Magazine" Like its predecessors
it abounds in patterns and directions for dresses
and various kinds of ladies' work, all of the new
est and most beautiful styles, and with full al
lowance of interesting reading, 1t has also sew.
eral useful recipes for the table, and other depart
ments of household economy. The price is only
81 per annum.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-05

CLAIR E'S FE M A lie PILLS,
THE GREAT ENGLISH RENEDY
Prepared from Prescription OF Sir j Clarke NJ d.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
rus invaluable medicine is unfaipg in the cure Of al
those panIu ana dangerous disorders to which the f.
male constitution is subject 1t moderates ali excess ard
removes all distractions and speedy cure may be relied
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-07

Drunk when they committed the crime, i
No whose fathers we're temperate,
g q intempsrnte. !.
No. whose fathers were common drunkards,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-07
NEW SERIES. mo. 56

bar In my eounty--a man who IS capable Of mes-
snring arms with any men in the State a. 10 legal
ability, mad t ron his own lips. Said he s. HAvE
DEFESDED THIRTY nKN Foa aURDER--rWKNTY-
sEvEs oUr OF THAT suHBER TRACED TO LIQEoR-"
Again, sic. We are in gun shot OF the State Peui-
tertiary. Let rs 60 there that We may be con-
vinced Of the truth of the position. nov read from
the report Of The Penitensiazy fos 1858:
No. ofccnvicts temperate before sentence, IS
intemperats :. @ 202
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
Eskabfisgscsj Hal.

\ T. w q Q . u =.
We have recently made large ad-
ditions to our STOCK, which, for rich
ness, beauty and variety, is equal to sny
ever offered in this or any other market,
in which will be found
IA TCHES-of all sinds;
DI41IOND Yin acts eT
single pieces
JEtFE'L II f--of the 7.elresa styles and Ia
great rdrietr;
SIL YER WIRE-Te end CoFes Sctts.
Pitchers, Gobleis, Cups, Spoons,
FORKS, Ladies, &c-Coin Fine;
SIL YER PL4TED GOODS-Cdstors,
tYoiiers, Cake Grd Fran! Baxke.s,
tTnS, CG'lGiesticies, etc;
FINCY GOODS--in grcat vGjIsiy;
e C.fS-to sat eresybody; G4fn 4ccora-
pa'sfmetats 10 Suii eue5yJofy;
PlSTCLS-d large assortment Of oil !hs
leading kinds IA use, tncIttGin9 Co!!'s
q I'll ages, aT& lie ge,!Gihs Le.-.-sis-
ger;
CLOCKS-of eli ths ago s!yIS, ssss:s q
from 10 l50 Gogcrs;
LAnPS-:tor Jaa;iAss o'sd P.l5l:e 5aisd-
Gas FfXTERES-Piaig and 0naG-
r,e'ata!, Nth many o.hsr articles
too numerous 10 mehiioR.
Oar stock is laid in with cash; our Eu-
ropean Goods we import ourselves; Vi.
get our domestic articles di-ect from the
makers, and bang satisfied with small
profit, We offer great Inducements 30 our
friends and the public. We invite all
both baycrs and The curious, 10 drop in,
without Ceremony, and examine cur sksck
we keep open house for oil.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
Mlsmpbis GalS.
NEW STORE


We are now receiving and opeuipp
our FALL and WINTER STOCK OF
DRY GOODS.
consisting OF every Tare:y Of S'aple an,
Fancy Dry Goods usually kept in Ss;a
market.
Superfne blue and black Cloths. CAGE
mers, Docskns, Cioaks, Mantillas. Mo-.
Antique, Velvet Shawls the latestsfyI"s
Ladies' Dress Goods Of a superior onaG'
~ Grape Shawls: large lot Of Han.
kets, Negro Clctl, Brogana, Eeady-loat,
CLOTHING, Boots, Shoes and HAS. Anj
. variety Q! articles too numerous 10 men.
lion.
All esk il, "come one anu ALL" and
examine my stock before making yop-
purchases. | bought on the yery b..t
terms, and am determined that none SHAH
unier-sell me. shall adout the oash ,y,.
ten, except 10 puncta4l customers.
4. e. BLAIR, 80 SiAiu-st.,
OLD stand Of Ferguson Z Neiu.
e "a. u. GCoDWIS IS with thi. housa
A3.-6m
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Eail and Nisster Goods,
1T WHOLESALE.

Il n ~ ACLES. Il LII.
Our Stock is now ready for the
FALL TRADE, and We would respectful
IL solicit the attention Of both eity snd
country merchants 80 shs s;yies, pricas end
'QuGistses, Of tho
E'a1cy cad Staple Dry Goods.
RI ADy MADE cLopR rNe.
SADDLES AND SADDLERY,
Comprised 10 car DRY GOOD STOCK.
1lso-To the heavy stock and sssor;-
mont in our BOOT, SHOE ard HAT
STORE, which were selected expressly
for this Trade, aud adapted to The wants
OF the country. Our long experience in
the kinds, and qusii;ies of Goods needed
for this market, enables US 10 ensure our
customers TINT they will buy des;rabls
aud salcnhlc goods only, from our stock.
COSSlr'T, HILL. &sTALMADGE,
esy. Main sai jefferson F,reets.
Msn9-iias sfs7 s1ss,3sSj. n34st
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BCOKSl BOOKS I
{. c. CLsAyE' "a. l. eUEoy
CEeaves & Gsiion,
= | Is q l. OIL, L :


2il Main-st., Memphis, Tenn,
VIII, for the future, present rare
attractions to thc B.bliogra,iicr and BIB.
lomani>e Mr.. CIeayes' 5xperie,,e..
from nssiduous aud unreinitt:ng at,en-
.ion TO the business for lifteen wears ra.l
and Mr.. Ouion's HcsnGa iedgct energy AMI
activity, are the suTeSt guarantees 10 tho
community for the fuihllinent Of their
promise 10 make their establishment the
synosure of the literary world HAVING
now sample room ard verge enough" 10
give scope ~ their cherished intention G!
exilititirg 10 the Southwest a bookstore
in the btoadest sense Of tGe yhruse. th,v
nov ask respectfully .hGt al y III cal ana
determine for themselves whether ".ls
performance is "A q PIN Wl,G Tie high
counting lnaulfcs,o.'
Fer The Reg;.sto7:s ,jcci3
Protestant aad Cathol c, Methodist, Pres
byLegian, Episcops! ana baptist, of whist
ever sect, W. propose keeping the stanL-
srds " she;r respective i@llh. ana tus
''ss4e l2ecuanas" IT jha:r daily lie
The IFo5ld ia GsHsrQl!
Such ss desire en- acquaintance With IL.
excessive lsngc Of literature X the pres
Sis Nht. Elt hA1 Hf5eH cur s.@tN:s L
that the Prose-. tli"t mighty eTgine Of
kroW!et6e, sends t9Eta Of auci,n; Or
modern CLASSICS, u history, Po-t.., pA.-
l0zPhT VI bellies lettIrs.
Professional aie.a
VIII 20 f1fnisaed T.lh sil the su.h0r.,
l-ss 81 medical, ancient ant modern, fU-
sepetn aud American, which Iusy b t.
sized. Pastica ar attention viii IL o.vsa
10 tais hitherto neglected tranca Of the
trade. In a word, dGr YurFosf Is 70 Tsp
always on hand Religious, Politics, So
ent:ic, Mechanical, LEGAL, Mydicli, School
anu iisc-li4ncous Books.
Stationary. = foreira and american
BlAnk Ecp&s, o: Eli A.njs and sizrs, Co.
pylng Presses; BanS hecs,s sLd Noses
Peue..s, Pens, Ink, Papt--iet 20 /, no:s
and esp; ERve,ope-, of ali siI $; iia--
era, sand, ..e., - fu,n.sh 20 tie J-ado ID
he city AID oui, and 10 individuals, IS
nho.eaa.c or retail, ia reasonably ~ may
"a desired; 10 supeTsede, n brief, It's -
cesslsy ef gong elsewhere 10 supply -L:.r
6suta.
AL our departments are complete. va
=o.ic.S Continuance of lie t.bryal pa
r2DsHs ~ nav, heretofore Received. ihat
ne nsy hare indGc -IIeLs 10 Keep them 80.
ca aud LzsRf.f.e.
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ARMAGH DIEDH, b.

Or, tia Ovcrthtow OF Holnanisn ani
Monarchy tke ExistelIce OF ia I'n.,~A
Stases toretold in the Bible; IL Future
frestness invsa.0n u Allied EerrI'-
humiliation Of Monarchy; tzP#usi"7s
iato tas Aiiirna.sl krpsblsc. AM lis d.
ninon over Lh- WAolt world. By :. -.
3 .IdSiu, A. II.
''Air. Baldwin very e,eaFly traces tbs
Ga.Ss3 STATES in IN grand panplains o1
th. prophetic insp." --l.ouisyii!e Journal
Fer sale by CLEAsLS !. t,tiUS,
R33I-Ga J. lusns.s.
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A GARD.
OUR N ItNV Il r vi

1t affords me pleasure TO announce
to nv friends and the public that have
associated with nc ny former partner,
James S. Wiiki;1s, and my well known
assistant, Thomas Hill, under the famil-
lar style of +. II. CLARK L co.
The new firm will start with an efficient
force in each mechanical branch, the
Watch department being under the super
vision OF Thomas wilkins.
Stock full at oil times Of the latest
fashions, and prices as low Is the same
quality and style CT goods can be pur-
chased in New York and Philadelphia.
nm thankful for the liberal patronage
extended TO ME during my fftecn years
residence in Memphis, and ny aim NJ. BE-
20 merit is Continuance.
T. Ii. CLARK.
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a4aasA5s * Lpsz,aw.

~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLERS S STITION
Frs.
No. 2j9 Main street, Memphis.
Have constantly on hand, .li for snle al
the lowest prices, a large assortment of
Law, 3fediees. Theological. School, and
Miscellaneous BOOKS,
ALO, fine editions Of BIBLES. and
PRAYER BOOKS. in every variety OF
Binding and size, and receive regularly ali
the New Works IN the various departments
of Literature.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
They respectfully invite the attentions
of School Teachers to their assortment of
School Books, which is Scry extensive,
comprising the most valuable Works nov
in use.
BLANK BOOKS.
Their stock Of Blank Books is complete,
embracing every description of Account,
Record, and Memorandum Books.
STATIONARY.
Every variety of Common, and Fancy
Stationery, including Writing Wrapping
Papers, Steel pens of every description
and price, Ink, Quilts, &c.
Booksellers, Merchants, Teachers,
Libraries, and School Committees supplied
on the most reasonable terms.
n. Is. Country Merchants will find it
much to their. interest to purchase Of us
rather than in The East, as they can OBJ
tain goods from us in small quantities, as
needed, at short notice, and At email adj
vance on Eassern cosg. &4a
ID \. .I'E-Cs-.a
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
GRAHAM & HILL,
CGsTT0N FACTORS,
COMMISSION AND GROCEEy
MERCHANTS.
No. Q Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.

NO. FUut now, ~IeuipiIa, ttAIil'
Our charge for selling Cotton, inc,ud-
ing storage, will b. 30 cents per bale. We
will keep all cotton insured against fire
while IN store: and that consigned 10 us by
steamboats, insured against tie dangers OF
navigation. unless otherwise instructed
We shall endeaya. 10 act promptly for
the interest Of oar patrons, where We have
discretion, kut IN al Cases promise stF.ct
obedience TO instructions.
We have now on lrand and offer for
sale at the lowest n4araet prices, ho.Ty
and complete s-ocz Of
Brown and Loaf Sugar.
Crushed aud puiverisea sugar:
Re-boiieG Mo.Sssos ia bb.s. and half
bbls.
Rio. IaGuyra AND Java Coffee;
Best Green ami Back Teas;
Best Star Candies, whole, half and
quarter boxes.
Extra Brands St. Louis Flour:
Complete stock assorted Tobacco;
Dean ; and Dexter's Whiskey;
Old Kentucky and Bourbon Nh,sker:
SagaT- cured and Plain iiaIns;
Clear Side Bacon
Leaf Lard. in kegs and half bbIs.
Bar Lead and Patent Shot;
Eastern Nails;
German Suap;
Pearl Starch;
liverpool Salt, coarse and fne, &c,
with a heavy stock Of
kcatucky tagging; India Bagging;
Best Machine Rope and twlue;
To which We respectfully solicit The at
tention of purchasers.
~ John G. Fiser, Of Pamela is
employed at this house.
Aug. 27-n3l-tf. G.. & II.
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EEsys s, Es.2SS a.sSs;S,
Hf.As | - astEAA' G. II VI : { 81

NOlt A1St>lON y t'h " 11Glst NJ
1iiERCHis rs.
.liei. So, set, seeos.t door aorih Of Cs.i05,
.1!smp,iis, Tear.
Our business now being 81 cy-
elusive Com Mission Business, il i not eur
puFFoae 10 iaaGe profit on supplies. W.
have oar arraE ce!a:h,s With hho-esels
Gsecers 20 fun ~ - supplies for Gus
toners u the lowest ca-h piices- ".
shall keep supply Of the D,s; BaSgin.,
ani Rope, wa.ca We viii fasnish 30 oar
customers g. . iae:o nominal commission
for selling.
Vie won.d Be pleased 20 SEQ oar friends
a. cur od.ce; - cal upon theni personally
is Out Ct our powc., and 3 visit from -
might be conatfued iE.o 3 n.ode VI cleo
tieaeeria- that we have never adopted.
Afesr sd unintel ru?ted l.az.aess Of tea
years in sA:s city, oar name aai 4tant.ns
must b. familiar to many.
We soiic:t coasigninrn.s Of Co;toH,
Com, Tobacco, Hheat, Flour, Hay ani
Wood, in saort, nli th-prodactions of She
country. We now have market for a.,
and our beat e3altions W. De used "a
taoir disposal.
Cotton consigned 20 Us by steanbaas
uill be covered by oar open policy of u
suraDce.
Cotton in stors s;I be insured unless
directed otherwise. Aug 27-2m
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g.. @. 3 ohNson.

WhOIesaIe and Ketall DEG9glsTs,
Corner Of Main and Madison streets,
Memphis, Tenn,
Is Offering a large aud well select
stock OF everything in the DRUG LINE.
at small profits. Those rcko bag 70 sell
aqcin will save money by giving him Il
call, as he is determined to o}or unusual
Inducements 10 the trade, and to all ii
want OF pure medicines. Merchants,
Physicians and Planters, lock to your in
terests. Orders VIII receive prompt at
tcntion. n3I'6m
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
1fltmpbis Cans.


r.. u. GoopLRTr. W, W. Milan
Gc0essett, Nabers. & Go.
Cotton Factors, General Commits
sion and Forwarding Merchants,
Dealers in Groceries & Plan
tation Supplies,
No. II Front Row, Memphis, Tennessee,
Our system ofdoing 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 depositthe Planters money in
Bank, for their own especial use, and
not ours; i, 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 asiIlcgitimate and dangerous.
We promise strict attention 10 our pa
irons interest.
Having secured the services ola SUI
perior Cotton Salesman, and being
provided With ample room and iacl!i-
ties for doing Cotton Business, our
customers may rely ON the best prices
and quick sales. The consumption o..
cotton now equaIing theproduction, we
think the planters may safely antici-
pate an ample remuneration for their
labor for years To come.
Affection consigned to us viii be sio
red in substantial brick warehouse
and insured, unless otherwise instruct
cd
Our terms for storing and selling cot
ton i$jf6y cents per haie. Liberal all
vances made on produce shipped to US.
our supply of Begging, Rope and
Groceries is large, and Of superior
quality, and will be furnished at tie
lowest cash rates 10 our customers.
~ Ne hope TO merit your conf
dence, and receive your patronage.
C0ODLET1', NABERS, X co
JULY 30-n27-tf
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THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS
Z Il FL M AN 81 Co.
Coracr Main and Jefferson sss., Nemra

Tennessee,
Cash dealers in Dry Goods. Carpets,
Books, Shoes. &c. &e..
Ne sell for Cash. exclusively
aud can offer inducements to purehas.
ers that eannot be met with elsewhere
Cab and examine. az we take GREAT
pleasure IN showing our goods.
SMALL PROFITS, AND QrfeK ssLrs
jay ss-.sogs-f.
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], ], HTlRpHT.

General Grocer B Produce Dealer,
No. 81 Front Row, MeupAss,
Keeps constantly on hand large
and General assortment o.. all kinds Of
GROCERIES, and PRODUCE, a. the
lAwest market prices. Also, fine L.
QUORS and CIGARS, TOBACCO, de-,
80. Give ma . cal, and examine my
STOCK and PRICES, before purchasing
r4i y r. J. MFfHE
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Mlmpbis Guns.


On the lst of June, 1866. the firm
heretofore existing between F. II. Clark
and A. c. IVurxbdch WAS dissolved by
mutual consent. +. II. Clark is charged
with the settlement Of the business Of the
late frra of (. II. Clark Il Co.
4. ii. CLARK,
4. @. WUHZBACu.
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W. 3. Mooney & &C.,
DEALERS IN
Foreign, French and German

american, Foreign, French and German
DRY GOODS.
No. ESQ Udia-St.. bettccen Madison AID
Noaroe-StS., Memphis, Tenn.
We have now Oh hand Il large and
we'll selected stock IF DRY GOODS,
10 which We respectfully invite the
attention Of COUN TRY MER
CHANTS, PLANTERS, MILLIN-
= Z 5, aud ali others desiring Dry
Goods, we shall be able to sell lower
than similar Goods have heretofore
been bought in this market.
The attention Of Planters is partic-
ularly called to our large stock Of
kerscys, Jeans, Blankets, 0snaburgS,
DomesticS, etc, etc. n37-Gm
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
Rev Eigm.

The subscribers have associated
bemselres together under the firm Of +.
1. Clarke i Co. f. II. CLARK,
JAS. s. WILkES,
THOS. HILL.
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cAERJNGToN MASON, LavI c. NoeYgIL,
Holly Springs, A.ss. Ripley, Minis
MASON s. N0RFELL,
Cotton Factors, d.ccers, Receir-
ing, Forwarding and General
Commission Merchants,
%. Is! Main 81, Memphis, Tsrn.

No. 10! Nam s., Memphis, Tenn.
This will be car frat seasoa, and VIC
htye formed partnership FOX the purpo<.
nf tritnsaetins III this CITY q COTTON
rACTORA(iE, GROCERY, aud General
COMMISSION BUSINESS, AMI VIC hops
by strict personal attention 10 sll business
coniided TO Us, TO IN srlt All j receive libar-
ri patronage. We have most excellent
stook OF Bagging, Rope and Tw.ne, which
we will sell upon favorable tetna, aud
will ill orders for Groceries carefully and
promptly. Fra Insurance will DO efIestco
on al Cotton and other produce, in store.
unless we arc otherwise instructed and
al shipments of Cotton b. stoamboats 10
our address, will be covered bv an open
policy of Insurance., unless instructions 80
The contrary appear upon the Bills of
Lading. Our charge for selling cotton is
Fifty cents per. bale; Storing aud Weigh
lrg, twenty-five cants per. bale. We Will
not charge the tax upon sales OF produce.
as wo dsem it unjust and unconstitutional.
0ur store house ID large, and we will at
tend with promptness to receiving and for
warding articles directed to our care. We
pledge ourselves to obtain the full marke;
price for all cotton and produce consisn-
cd to rs, aud promise our very best atten-
ton to the interest ef those who plaoe
themselves in our hands.
Aug. 2T-n3l-l I'm