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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-13

Scrtsen 4 gallagher
General Advertising ana Collecting Agency.
E3 Dearborn ST. Chicago.
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New Fall siOc...
1856.
X BROS.

Wv stock iipl he Eaes, and are nos prepared Ia
CT orders taf an thing +. car line rIoArrLt.
We haze eaE several new ana beautiful Stoves,
among which fs the qtiNgt FAhLGE, sieve
that We wisa every one { e@aI1 as hefsit naAips
thetT pafshaseaEeg winter DAG .n slceA " p.ots
complete than heretofore ana aug MiScs al Hspa
very Low. snMl41 ~ Al 4l4H & Z III.
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i.tsf - Rcas Estate tor sale
BY KENDALL, HOWE q GO.
| FULL Lot On Main St 3 do "a iphnsut3-sts
L valuable Loss on High street
Maryag -
= C8i4dcft
Orleans "
Houses aua t.aEs On Luuscrt ,sGs
l.'ss % lsth ~,
BaitlSS4 insG "a EtFst.kt
g l4uga, Leyve
Valuable lots cor Iig XII and 10th 50
House and Lotion Morgan 81
t0 Acres valuable .aaJ witAia a mile Il the Old
Ctty Limits
1870 Ares q Land within oight m.lS. q tAe Old
City Limits
Aereslaad Ia lakewood, GA valuable for gar,
denias purpgsa&
Town Lat- IA pakwoUd, on whlsh arc growing
80 lne young Frait Trees
noyi9d KENDALL HOWE Il Co
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A HALF or whole loI for sails 10 Perry's add
II ton, AGAR 18th st. Terms reasonable. 10
quire II geo. G. DIXON.
oct29d "a Main at.
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MANal.u.

IA SaA.p.
A COMFORTABLE bueliins iiguse, Tor wh,es
n viii pay good price, aaI make lay Ments ~
suit the parties.
keni3a WM H. AUSTIN
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Cheap Foreign. Domestic
nnd l:emnrAL variety store.

OPPOSITE THE hiliENhuM
w & fsoaiY,pg the cheapest and best stoeis
w Of fashinnahla cangs shaW.s black silks, DJa
ntts ribbons flowers, emagoiHgriea, ntH tyls sf,tn
intngs velvet ritlhars, ~Dolea ani easamefe he
siery, uier,os, sieiasnes iAatfss, eafs@s Nev4ta'
~ s.t4 .:,!s- 49, ttss.f-ssN,
linen shsrts and epi,afs hlearhed end uasieaehesl
muslins. Irish ginsns, bigachei and anolcaehet
sablg cisths aud napkin, llesd dsesss aDd btaSds
bracelets 81 every ssr.sfy, petfanesY, hstr am
,o.it bra shes, and large YaGiefy OF notions, NJ
Il IA which viii be sold ~ New York priers
Ne Na have engaged tic eerrie ~ ele OF th'
bs.s CLOAK snAkags Last Ggdaet titntK dvpart
meat Gi0a4s ems without charge ahan Tbs .a-fe
risls ARE bought N the store.
nst,fa Il. Ill. ABBOTT 4 90.
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WNrFSksK O1 NI6CKDOIuCfas
F1NHE sbnuAs mse.ing Of TIN Stockholders Of the
L k~okak Marine Insurance. Ue. will In held 81
tina Office Of the Company, in the city Of heokuk,
en- the secoad .dneSiay Of January, 1851, al 10
clock -. III nj nich time ard p!acs election
will b. ia Svr hoard Of Drecturs for the ensu-
Ing year WIN. i. TURNER,
DE-. 10. iS56.--d.rlldIm Secretary.
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ttIne buyers, aE 81 i4oaAs SF RbY western mat
Merchants viii and il 10 their advantage to call
ana a. alaac gooia and prices before buyingelse.
Hhere We wilicousaer /. ao trouble to show them
taroag h eur stoeg.-Rpr2e div
/. FlNE Stock II PoeA9t Cutlery Tor sale iow
\ apr 20 A0aTos'n.
a HEAVY stock u Cap Lctssr, Ladies Bath, Bath
n pct Faaey and commercial Note Paper, Plain
AMI !ai4 Bug White and faney eolered Enseopes, 81
0pr.3 H1SAo' p
/, ,is.,esAl rtpsen1 = 'ieTta@a silser ana aoa-
9ls plated pare al warranted ardet msnaiae-
tureg y Fraeeatat hFr-o hhSioN -
+, II csae&g,ss stoea Of sAlrs and Lashe. a; g.aa-
4 al.atureys prices a. apra6 HtsfoN,s
lAe,ig l9t ii a, slAcal flowers, bad. grape
leaves @a4 al sinas q Millinery 9sS,ss a.
apr25 h1eIos ..
,,,iig gine.t asorsment Of liibbons Offered II
l the uartet ~ epr26 hesIoh =.
Ni.)UKs enough g eappiy tAs market, u esefy
l variety ~ paLtern, JefalNe isaAet Sarfahtsa,
lid 81 u...selaeslstrs pFieeR, II heaAoe
apy.3
.lAE usst assortment 81 Lace Npa.s and Dress
aslmn'tLea A. @ps26 hoslon
bARGE aad hne let " Kid a!eyes o. sysry
\ grade, q aFr2t ~ oios p.
Il ,aa!ss yariets ii silk ana L,nea Poke! hand
Geesh,elt ard egayats IT apE2o hNaluN 2.
.,t..) SAD s3lau.o saweiFy, end Cold aud SILVER
III watslgs. 81 apf26 hUnIoN'e.
tssEl.4 variety ol goods COMPRISED Ia the sot.on
aud Fancy tla6ds line at Huston al pfiess tnss
.g.t gs5 III induce rureAaess ana benefit tbs Guy
e. Celtat Ne gs, and 81 anime for yourselves.
apr4e
fstaE largest ami best assorted stock OF Lmnrelas
~ Ia Gis city ~ apr@a HloioN ?.
IARag assortment III Hosiery and Gloves
x Rnxsiaa and Wrench hand made Mit,ss very
hue, al aprle = s--@s~,
i ,lustens Will be found the largest lot " if.s !
4 l.ners iaeas, Edgings, and every ssrety OF
Wattsgoods, at prices thar cannot be beat ~ eas
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shuc'i oO0ig
BisIsara Tables, &C.,.
fINHE Subscriber bess leave to inform the inhab-
itants Of the Northwestern States, that he has
opened warcroom at Us Randolph street, Chicago,
Ill, for the sale " the newly invented
Cushion Dkiliara Tables,
Which have been pronounced by all billiard play
ers automatically correct and OF superior elastic
tty. Those who intend 10 purchase, will find IL to
their advantage to examine his stock, consisting Of
Slate and Wood Beds.
Orders for Tables, Balls, Cues. Cloths, Cue Tips,
or any article In the trade, will be promptly at
tslasd 10,
Address VIZ. IL. GRIFFITH
95 Randolph street, Chicago.
Late Of The firm ~ Griffith Decker, New York.
oct. lith, dam
Dissolution.
rlSUE partnership heretofore existing between
Kelley Hurley, in tho Merchant Tailoring
business, Johnson street, IL his day dissolved BY
maluai consent. fhe business viii be conduct ed
10 collect oil accounts due the rm, anu will pay all
cs.isc- s.......-sst tsc s.-..s. = SE1.s...s
Nov. ~, 1856. g.. W. HURLEY.
hereby recommend my friend Hurley to our uu
mefous patrons as gentleman every way wrthy
their sniire confidence. and fully capable Of con
ing the business to the entire satisfaction VI
all. decldtf] 4. KELLEY.
CO.PARTNERSHl
/ vxTE have this d ~ assaeia ed with usJ. b. Nau
i w dan, and will con inue the Leather, Saddlerl
Hardware, Carriage Trimming. and Shoe Finding
/ business, utder tLp style II Bernard, NAudain
| Co., at the old stand, No. i57, Main-st.
J. o. BERNARDO co.
keokuk, December /, 1853
/ Those having claims against the old 6rm vii
please present them without delay, and these In
dehsed request 70 come forward and settle "
4 dec6 J.. o. BERNARD co.
i FLAXSEED WANTED.
< lyAsH paid for On uniimited amount delivered .
4 ~ 0Nr mills. 1. X. BISSELL %.
4 sspt1-AAw6m
\ HfANEkp--A gssa TsalnstrI, can have stead
\ w employment at the City Mills.
dec3 ". II. AUSTIN a co.
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n,,,GlAw IoDGg. No.ao, ..o.e.T

N AINE I.AW LODGE. No.a3, A.a.s-I.
Meets every Tuesday evruing 81 IEAtkhAret
Haf.t On Main street, between fightt and Alhfh
Members In good standing ar insissd teas'vh4;
J.. " DELafLais, ". ~. -.
/ Mn psnpEw, vs., ahia
/ 4 iAAp EliItS Of the HE'D Men, OF hnnirse
4 ~ Years Ago BY J.k. prton, Tor saie ~
4 augJu IASE hAlis6i'
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II NdlNE.fs' SOCK eanbe had st OGDkS'f
Ia septs 50 Aain-st.
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uuu.e turntshinn Gooa..


- ASTtNa spoons tea and table do, ladies and
- akimmeFa, egg boilers ana WHIPS, cake pans,
fIce mepag, lire carriers, oystor ENd hash dishes
81, at 81 ksptlad GpMsiUek i BRO.
DkAtkih state, Excelsior, Oval box and House
1 Parlnr improved. Tor sale low at ss,
sertl3a C0MsToCk 4 BRO.
100 pair assorted >hoyeis and longs Of So
septisd c0MSI0th BRO.
ga don, fancy coal buckets fur sale vary low.
saptt3d C0MsIuCk 4 BRO.
5000 lbs, sheetZ Zine, rs, 80 and 3? inchet wide,
i s5 septi3d CON sT0Ch 4 BRO.
100 glass laatvfns, very lew ~
spgilsd COMST0CK q BRO.
500 lbs sheet copper, ~
septiga coASTock & BRO.
rs,0 she city tfade ara prepared 20 offer all
/. Kinds II ware rcgtainingto housekeeping, 80.
stoves black ca and put Np or short Hotiac.
House nj All other kinds " Jab wDri In our line
lone with dispatch at So. C0MsIulh FRO.
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LA 10 do q nd Lots TOT SnIe.
Cnn ACRES OF land sand Prairie, will b.
sDOU cold for cash, or rnerehan able dry gnots.
10 Acres 1--WE mice oat tbs heoknK and For,
Des MoDee X. X.
lot in Williams Perrys addition, a desirabls
location for o residence.
Also, a house and lot situated In The central par
of the city.
For particulars, inquire of
e. Is. INGALLS, d co,
Office in rear Of Esq. ssotis, cor. sd and Mninsts
Ke,knk Nov ip-dtf
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DUDLEY HOUSE,
Corner Main and sth kEoKUK, IOWA.
sIsHI3 House IL nov opeL to the public, with the
L assurance that IL shall In every way le worthy
the patronage the proprietor respectfully solicts
/. L. RONLSON,
November I'D. 1860 Proprietor.
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100 glass laqtefns, very lew ~
spgtlsd COMST0CK q BRO.
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fssEl.4 variety of goods COMPRISED Ia the soiion
!. aud Fancy daeds line at Huston al pfiess tnse
..f Sat faii IS induce purchases ana Deneht ths Guy
e. CeIfuL Ne, 81, and examine for yoafseises'
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LsoIR ycung men can be accommodated with
i Asssding BY early application ut The
GLOBE HOUSE,
noy71-d Cor. johnson and ID street.
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es.l ~ -ta.enI y ,iegtaan stIyer ara aoa-
mated Nare al warranted ardet nasaatae-
fsssat nnrab Al sI1A's
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03
Commissioners Sale Of La d.

Pursuant 10 decree Of the Probate
court Of Pamela county, State ot MISS
issippi, made at the April term A d
] $50 thereof, the undersigned Cons
missioner appointed by S id court, will
on Friday the 9th day of June mex,
sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, on credit Of twelve months. at
The premises of the lands lying in Pa
nola county, between the hours pres
scribed by law, all the following lands.
belonging 10 the estate CT John W. His
ward dece sed:
The north half of the north ha'f of
section twenty one (2l J Township six
90 and range Ave 60 West, situated
lying and being in Pamela county md
the south east quartz, Cd of section
thirty three (33) Township six Co and
range four "a west. situated lying and
being in Lafayette county.
Said lands will be sold subject to lien
prescribed by statue, and the purceaser
or purchasers will be required TO give
bond or bonds for the sum OF sums bid
with approved security, payable as
above stated. ] w CLANTON,
.9pr 10 '56-nl2 3w Commissioner.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03
.Adn,a,,i strator's Sale.

DYvirtue of two several DEGREES OF
Dthe Probate Court OF p "a th q
County Mississippi, rsa asr ed a at ths
stoned stoned administrator, with the will an
.nexed Of Mary E. Butler deceased
will on Saturday, the Esd day OF rep.
ruary next, on the premises h sen ..
public auction to the highes. P R,ader;
the West half of the South Eastern
quarter Of. Section one ~ I0 Owns II
eight CO. Range seven III -; M Is 10 10
Pamela County, on a creo h,s ., the
months from day OF sale sale. x aas0 one sne
following Personal Esta. a. p vl1.' . 0ms
s Gia ss a"d hogs farming d,encs The po,-
e essss,, will be required to give bo0d and 'ssu-
sity for the purchase money. BUTLER
Admin,
: IAN, 10 1856
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SheriHs Sale.

NY v:r.ue of an alias f ia. to me
l. directed from the Circuit CLERKS
oaice P; nola county Missis slpiL' |
y;ll on Mon :ay tile y h day Of
May $50, at the Court House ,, de . IT,, n
The town Of P,no'a, within llwlui hours
sell at pull.c auc ion to he Highest BIO +,
dfr Cor cash. one Sorrel horse, levied
On as The property of A. NJ Ray urn,
to SATISFY said xeculien in yot OF jas a,
d. Con, and against VIM. {. 4 4 NJ.
r lburn. ,oopr c,.r;g
aprI5 855 3S.
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NEW GOODS!

WE are now receiving ana opening
low stock OF Goods, in he new
G p1lildn g TEXT door TO the Plan'ers
aro,y Ting usually kept in 3 Dry
Goods and Grocery Stort. We are
Jote,n,;ne to sell them, at some prlce,
80. he sure to call mi .examiPPe them be-
fore purchasing e'swhere as we VIII
10 ITO ,our interest to do 50.
'"''' BRADFORD s. MARTIN.
up :. l4-.12-tt.
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Administrators Sale.

nv virtue Of decree of the Pro-
Bnota Court of Pamela county, Mis-
sissippi. made at the octoo ss.. .s5an
s55, will offer for sale oe on oa ~ .Ss
the 3lst day Of May 1896. on ~. .ne
premises, within lawful hours % 'n y
North half of Lots humber |. y, 10
and a, or the North half OF the SCUM an
West fractional quarter of section 81,
township 81, range 3 East containing =
94-l 90 acres, more or less; as TINS
real estate Of James McCorkle, decea
ed, to the highest bidder at pubic
auction, on credit, Of twelve months
from the day Of sale. Bond and secu-
rity will be required.
JOHN SHAEELE,
Administrator.
April s56-nl2-4t
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03
Rangers Notice.

Taken up by Robert G. Martin i'v
ing SIX miles South Of Pamela, one dun
Bull, about four years oh. witt, an I'M
derbit in the right ear; 10 other marks
per -eeivable. Appraised at eight dol
lars.
Taken up by Alfred Carter living
seven mil 5 South Of p. noia. one re
81 er, with smooth crop offthe right
ear crop AMI slit in the LEFT; no oher
marks or brands perccivah'e. About
thrc, years I'D aud appraised at six
d.. GoFF. Ranger.
.nr l6-al 3-3v.
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NEW GOODS!

The undersigned having reht'ea M
store-room, is receiving, direct. from
New Orleans and now opening, the lar
oest and best selected stock oil Dry
Goods and Groceries, ever offered N u,
This market. l am determined TO sen
goods upon such terms as will induce
0eonle to trade with me. To my GUS
toners heretofore. Ireturn my THANKS
for past favors,, and solicit continuHpct
of their patronage. Encourage men a.
home, and you will thereby promote
YOUR own interest.
THOMAS E. CLARKE.
April 9Th lS56-1I->tf.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03
Sheriff Sale.

~ virtue of an execution in my hlnds,
issued from the Circuit Court OF
Pynola County Mississippi, will on
Saturday the 25th day of April 1885
within lawful hours, at Belmont IN SAID
county. sell 10 the highest bidier. at
nublic auction, for cash, the following
personal property to wit: two barrels,
two boxes. fourteen kegs, one trunk OF
paiats. oils, dyestuffs, and drugs; levied
on as the property of B. r. Hail. %
sat;. f. an execution in flvor of Jacob
Kuvkendall VS.. B. F. Hall.
f. Moore Sheriff.
1nxu al 1876.
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NOTICE I

Taken up by Thos. Hewlett, living
(3)miles East Of Longtown Panola
county. One Black horse niue about
(l6)yeors old about ( I45) hands high
has large lump on the right shoulder
no Brands perceivable
i Strayed the 18th of Feb. 1856
xpprized at $35
d. GOFF, Ranger.
!. apr '56 3w + Z
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AGRICuITUR AZ
.lAIPLEMENTSa
GuAiiTY IMPROVED
VARIETY INCREASED.g
Z 'STOtK ENLARGEDg7s z

tEAv1NG increased, by consgnmea
! L from the Manufacturers, as well a.
BY direct purchases, tue stock II ms
important branch Of our,bnsn'.ss, We
iniigi e planters to call and examine the
variety Of Ia, m; ng Implements and ma,
chimes adapted to The fequirem n o.
his section of country, such as
HORSE POWERS,
For one and two horses.
HORSE POWERS,
with thrashers and separators comp ct.
1HREsHING MACHINES. !,
wi Il separator attsched,
FAN Mills,
four sizes, best mo !els.
GRAIN CRADLES,
four styles and gu lines.
STRAW CUTTERS,
Patent self>shi pening, ten sizes.
coRS SHELTERS,
FIVE styl s and sizts, inn raved
eoYTHE BLADES,
YTHE TONES,
GRAIN PAKFs,
CORN CRusuERS,
CORN MILLS,
CORN PLANTERS,
SEED SoNERS.
THERMOMETER fHUrNS'
road scrapers,
motifs Boilers,
sausage stuffe S,
cul3iyaters,
garden eng mes,
hydraulic rms,
cstern pumps,
ch5ih and csain I imp lH''f'S
boring machines,
post hole fugers,
ihoriising machines,
grass scyihes,
grass snathcs,
wooden tubing,
for chain pumps, Ca new art9le-e'
in lengths about feet each so
made as 10 | e conveniently
fitted together for cisteraS OF
my depih);
PLANTATION BELLS;
nd slmost every
variety OF useful
Gardening tools and L',lptements-
LOWNES ORGll4L ~ CO,
Is Front Row, Memphis
:. Apr. IA '56--ni2-4s.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI /
pANOLA COUNTY.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

TfE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO all persons interested in tie lands,
tennements and hereditamens Of Viii
liam Rowlan deceased,
You are hereby cited to pc ana
appear before tie Probate Court Of Pa
nola county. on the first Monday IA
lure next. then and there 10 answer
The petition of Alfred King Administer
tor. with the will annexed Of saia de-
cedent, for sale Of said lands, tonements
and .hereditaments described in the pc
tilion as fol ows:
w. fr of the South west quarter OF
section &c, Township I, Range 6 con-
tanning about Toe acres more or less
and lying in said county, for the ply
ment Of testators debts, his personal es,
tate being represented insufficient; and
and to show cause, If any you can, Why
SO much of said lands &c, should not te
sold is will be sufficient to pay the res
idue Of the debts Of testator, aad iuf
Their to do and suffer such taings'as
hall be considered and ordered by The
Court aforesaid in the premises,
80 Witness the Hon, orville
ksNs Harrison, Judge of said
- Court, LIST Monday IN Ape:
856, and seal OF said court!
Issued II April 856.
April IS nj 2-4w
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Guardians Sale OF Lands.

By Risue Of decree of he
Probate Court of Pane'a County
raade on the eth. day of March,
1856 /, Albert @. Fox, Guardian
Of the rainor children of Sandert
Turner, viii on saturday, the Gath
day Of My 1856, between.the hours
fixed by law. at Wake Forrest;
in said county sell, to the highes
bidder on one and two years credit
the following valuable Lend, to wit
Norh East quarter dissection one
a. Township Nine(9) Range six
(s) west in said County, the pur-
chaser will be required to give
bond. with approved security for
purchase money.
March 9th. 1856.
A. G. Fox Guardian
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<rw ADV ERTISENENTs'
MONEY FOUND.

some nontl 5 since nay negro wPmau
rou,d ten dollars, in the 20 d between
~, ,oS' Rouse md he residence of Nathan
III ~ King Esq, which the owner can can
NJ. bS calling on the undersigned
anu I JAMES BATES.
apr. j tn nl2-3w
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Land For Sale

I have one hundred and twenty eighty
acres of elegant land, lying in Iatiahst
chic County, on 'raliahatchie River, one
and half miles below the Mouth OF
Cold Water, which will sell, at
reasonable price. with good double log
house kitchen well and about ten acres
Of open land. Any Person wishing to
purchase such place will get a
bargain by calling on me at Ponoia
81 GoFoRTH
.Wch 90. 1856.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03
Guardians notice to surrender
his Letters.

Notice is here by given tnat the un>
dersigned guardian OF TIE person and
estate of William Sullivant minor
heir of Nathan Sullivant decd. has fled
in the Probate Court of of Pamela cour>
ty, his petition to surrender his letters
ahd-wlli at the next May Term Of said
court present an account of bis Guar>
dianship of said minor, 70 far is the
same is extended for allowance with
commissions and apply for final hears
ing of said Petition.
- March 81 1856.
JAMES McCLAIN,
Guardian.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03
THE STATE OF MISS1S SlPPl
PAMELA COUNTY.

/ A4N w ~ IN
CIRCUIT COURT EQUITY SIDE IN vAcA~
TIoN.
S1 her next ass friend Petition for aysrs.
Jordan odam A Vinculo Matri-
' monii.
William Hunter.
1t ppearing to the
Court that the de-
fendantis anon res
idesnt of the State
of Mississippi.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court,
that unless he appear before this Court
at the Court H ouse in said County on
or before. the Sd Monday after the 4th
Monday in April next, and answer the
compliments petition, the same will be
taken as confessed, and the matters there
Of decreed accordingly: That copy
of this order be published three months
successfully inthe "Southeon Star,1'a
newspaper printed in the town OF Pano-
la in said State.
Witness, the Hon. +. L;
SEAI. Scrugggs, Judge OF said
~ Couat. sitting in Chancery
the third Monday after the 4th Monday
in October 1855, and Seal of said court.
Issued the 18th day of February 1886.
JOHN c. HARRISON,
Clerk.
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Pamela Royal Arch Chapter No so,
meets on the evening OF the second
Thursday in every mon'h.
NJ S WARD, II Z
Pamela Lodge 10 IS, meets on the
evening ofthe first Wednesday in eve
ry month.
IL S WARD, w NJ.
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Saddles, Brides, Harness dc.
Repairing done with neatness and
desbatch at short notice. His work
cannot be surpassed in elegance or
durability in the South West.
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April 81 1856.
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pistols, and muskets, tastefully arranged.
Above this room is "Queen Elizabeth's
Armory." The principal room contains
many curious relics. The block, with
its ponderous axe, on which Ammo
Boleyn-one Of the wives of that old
+" Blue-beard," Henry VIII.-ths Earl
of Essex, and other illustrious person.
ages, were beheaded. The Impressions
made by the axe are distinctly visible.
Here are Crusaders coats of mail, suits
of arms which belonged to pudlsy, Earl
of Leicester, Henry VIII, and others (;
the executioncr's mask, pair of mill
tary boots worn by William ILL.,, brass
cannons from Waterloo, &c, 60. This
room also contains many Of the spoils Of
the invincible Spanish Armada, banners,
boarding pixies and spears, collars of tor.
ment, thumb screws, for wrenching and
crushing the limbs, and other instru-.
msnts from the Inquisition.
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ee5- Love is the great bond and link
between tho sexes, and where it is pos
sessed by each, the question of "Rights"
will never be raised. Let a woman be
sure she is loved, and let her love in
turn, and no ono will wish any higher
right. There are many of the gentler
animals which furnish us with model Ct
affection and fidelity, and Lamartine has
furnished one, in the following incident.
"I remember once," says Lamar
tine, "to have seen the branch of a
willow which had been torn by the tenn
pest from the parent trunk, floating up
on the angry surges Of the overwhelm-
ing Soane. On it a female nightingale
still covered her nest, as it dritted dowr
the foaming stream and the male or
the wing followed the wreck which wa
bearing the object Of his love-"