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DISSOLIITION.

DASSOLUIlONs
THE copartnership heretofore existing under the GrD
i and style Of BROWN GRUBBA, is this day dis
solved By mutual consent Jo G. BRowH II alone author
izsd to use the name of the arn IN SgieHtiC1 ar @
10. G. BROWN,
TTAYINa purchased the entire interest Of Mr.. W.
IL GsURRs will continue the DRUG BUSlSE s, as
formerly hs old stand whore hs will be plAsed to zee
bis friends &C. Dc. Nc. As College Sueest.
Nv stock of Fancy Goods PertameFy, &c. Ia now YER
comnlete having received fresh supplies seested hy
one Of the frm in person, Lubins Bazins and Mitch
ePs Extracts; American Tnct and GeTman Cologne Wa
ter Fancy Soaps Hair and Tooth Brushes in every STYLE
Diucs and L1bins sacheta; Aromatic Chrystals Chine
Metal and Glass Put Boxes, ssvera new styles; Shell
Conbs large stocse Also, have on hand Iadgo Eadder
White Lead, Linsesd Oil. Turpentne DC. ies, '65
ESfSHING TACKLE.-A large stock selected By
Il one Of the frm consisting Of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and SnOods; also Aberdeen, GrsYsta
leen, and Common Limerick Hooks splendd assortment
OF Lines Cable Laid Silk and Sea Gfss, Spun ana Psted
Silk Ainnow Senes, IL BY Il Floats Of every variety
Reels Jontsd Rods Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks, DO, DC
In short can supply those who can appreciate tDe Tackle
p', jss = - ~ 10. q. BRows. As cOllsssst.
ITOb-LfFEK OILS Gro. genuine God Liver Oi,
" just received from RuAhton, Clark CoAsZ
T EECH ES.-i.0OO Swsdish Leeohss on hand and tsr
IL sale BY 10. G. BROWN, 4S College st
DURE MANONGAHELA WHIsKY.-5 bbls
Of the above Just received, Of prime quality; sold to
- jes e. - Jo @. BROWN, - College st.
CTONE WARE.-9,s 800 pieces Stone Ware, consist
y ing Of Jars ChurnS Jugs Milk Pans Butter Crooks
DC. of every kiIs just received.
jss JO g. BROWN, "a College Ct
DOFTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-Cons.ntly on
i hand Barclay, Perkins Co.'S celebrated Land0n
jes 10, g. BROWN, IS Colleges 3.
DEARL STARCH,-95 boxes Of very superior
L article Of Starch, Just received by
les ss 10 @ BROWN "a College 81,
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Win numeros. tses Of 0 000 900, 81 c0. ESQ., stoo,
&C., sEe. Psrs9Rs remit Gs any amount from 81 Up
esrs hsy with receipt Of which ne for
ward IL vsus Ia Tcxe in Lottery designated By the
purchaser be desgnstsd then soms Loiiefy tha
VIII b. drawn after buyer has got the t ket IN bis posses
Goa An 0ai Schsms Of the Lottery Will be sent with 81
tckesa ordered ny sealed IN ordinary envelope
and on he day Le L0se drawn the ocIsl Drawing will
ko SAT- togetker with written Explanation OF the result Of
ths Dur The Drawn Numbers also published in
The daily papers OF the City Of Baltimore, and In TIE Daily
Srficpel lntsliRencer, u. G.
Circular eo1sainne all the Schemes VIII b ssnt TO any
one By addressing the undersigned
ADDRESS oFders for Tickets 70 p K. Brennan,
aly94, IssS-y No. 4 Calvert 81. Bsltfmore Nd.
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AII TcKzTs OR CEErIFIcArrs o. PlcEAers on TcKErs,
TEA LoTrEzIKs AuTHoRfERp BY STATK MARYLAND
stAR LrTsooRAFHED -sIcNATusE o. r. Z Brennan,
eKExKAL A0sET RoR TEE CoHTRAoToa, 0TBKEs
FRAcps. .
Owing 70 the numerous applications from ell parts Of he
epaniy hs management will give their attention TO tae
diag OF osdersfer Tickets Certificates, ia the AsFiane
LotterieG
Persons al distance may confidently rely upon haTtns
their orders for oken promptly nsd, and the sctes coz
aaence observed.
These Losesses drawn daily n public in he Sl o
Commissioner Rsavy Bonds given 70 the STATE q
Tickets fro 81 % s9o. knd Quarter Tickets 10
pJoporton. -
There are never less than aQe Prises IN any LOTTERY,
which Prizes tary Ia amount from 81 sl0o according
70 the prics OF Tcksts- For Instance =. -
When price OF Tickets the hghess FTEe nepouh Sv9
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DkOOPINU BUDS,
THE best remedy for sick babies, and for s the dis
sssss of children from one hour five years cid Is
The CHlLDREN'S PANACEA,
OF the 0r0lsnberg Company
Fur feysrH ,sething dsrrh@s Fiekets eoic worms &C.
Ac II N the best medicine known. In the Glzieu
berg Almanac, that is given gratis, viii ind list of
numerous Physicians throughout the Union, who have
sed in their practice Where there yeung ch IL
dren and has been used once paTeot VIII consent to
he without IL in the bousa.
Price-Aoc psF bottle
Fur sale BY sIl Druggists, Snd BY
ALEX MACKENZIE,
msT7 IL Coll &c street
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MISCELLANEOUS
BURGE &c ALLEN,

(SGccsss0s 70 n G. Bswys & Co.,
Wholesale Groesrs, Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS,
And Dealers ia .Brandses, Cigars, 2abaccs, do
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND SPRING STREETa
ID Nashville, Tenn
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kANNYs CELEBRATED sUabInkO q SAk L.Ln ga.
MOWER, With WOODS IMPROVEMENT
FIRST GRAND SILVER MEDAL
For The best Rsspar aud Mover at the Paris World,
Fair Exhibiton, 1885, awarded to john
NANNY and the Machine
Purchasrd By Prince NapoleoHi
HAVE hand xnd for sso tna -b ve Machines. They
received ths premiums at The Stste Frs In New York
New jersey Vermont New Hampshire, CoDaecticuu
ksntuckT and ct Gallatin aud Nasbve In this State
universal satisfaction throuphoI Middle Tenn
where fifteen Of them have been In the last
i.nia-tf 80 --.-. r : 0Hr sTui"
NEW GAS FIX 4 i.ks. = :
TuST received very handsome lot Ct UHANDALIkks
O and other articles in our ins and you irtsno
70 have the Gas in your house. esnnst find is
vorabls time for selling cheaper than ever, and
have the very best workmen employed and guarantee 70
do the very best work
Wshsvs al kindsot Fixtures rom the large Six Light
Chandelier the plsinest Pendant VT have Chsndaers
thse be used for Gas candles and parties living OF
the lin of the Gas pipe be furnished with fashionable
Chsndasrs, and other materials Until the Gas pipes
reach their premises
Gas PIrH WoRk Of all k1nds either fsr SrKAH Gas,
done with despatch. Apply 10 H. kendrck, OF the ofct
Of the Gas Light Company.
ulys 8. L. DAVIS co.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-19
Slaves For Sal Q.
Clerk " Mas.n.

Dy virtue of an introductory decree
D Of the district Chancery Court, for
the Northern District of the S ate Of
Mississippi, made at Hernando, on tie
Goth. day of Marh S55, the undesigned
administrator OF the estate of Mary +.
Butler dccease special commissioner
appointed; viii on mon1ay the 10th. day
of May 1856, wi hin lawful hours at
Sirdis, in Panola coQnty and near the
late residence of the dec ,assd; eff T foI
sale at public auction to the Aighest
bidder on ere it Of twelve mouths
from the day Of sale the following
mined slaves belonging to the heirs Of
said d, ceased to Wit. & negro slave
named Dave ore named Jack one nam
ed Haley anl o~e namel Eliza Bend
and approved secmi y Will be requirel-
Of the purchas rs.
John 3 Butler.
Commissioner.
April 9TH. 1856.
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Administrators Sale

p4 virtue of two several Gecrees OF
1.-the Probate Court Of Pamela
County Mississippi, rendered at the
January term 1856 thereof, the under
signed administrator, with the will an
nexed of Mary E. Butler deceased,
will on Saturday, the esd day of Feb
ruary next, on the premises, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder:
the West half of the South Eastern
Quarter Of Section one a. Township
eight (8D Range seven ~ West in
Pamela County, on a credit OF II
months rom day of sale. Also the
following Personal Estate VIZ, one
Gin Stand, one Baroncne, one mule, some
cattle, andhogs s. farming utenciis. The pur-
chasers will be required to give boud and seeu-
ritv Cor thepurchase money.
JOHN B. BUTLER
ADMIN
Ian, 10 1856
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The STATE OF MIssIssIprIl
Pamela County,

To Julia Ann Roberts, and al othe
parsons interested in the lands, tene
1nents and Entertainments of John w
Hillyard deceased:
You are hereby cited to be and APP
pelr before the Probate Court of PIANO.
la County, on the lst Monday in April
next, then and there TO- show carse if
any of you can, why the following des-
cribed land of said deceased ,(viz)--
North half of North half of Sec, 81,
L, 6, r., 5 West in Pamela County
and S. E.. 1 Sec, 80 Township 6, r.
i, West in Lafayette County, State
aforesaid, should not be sold according
20 the suggestion aud petition of the
undersigned.
NANCY HILLYARD, Guardian,
Of MARSHALL G. HILLYARD
and JNO. w. HILLYARD
JOHN C. CARGILL,
LUCY E C.ARGILL,
THOMAS MARTIN,
MARY A. MARTIN.
~ March -9-w.
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EXecutoriaI Notice.

7 ETTERS Testamentary Of the
- last will and Testament Oh
Sterling j. Vaughan dec. were gran
ted to, t,te undersigned at the Decem-
Der term 1855 of the probate court of
Pamela county Mississippi. AL per-
sons having claims against said de-
ceased are hereby notified to have
them duly probated and registered ac-
cording to law, or this notice will be
plead in bar Of payment thereof.
INVERSION VAUGHAN, Exr.
sitl. l56. W.
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= Administrators Notice.

w HEREAs letters of Admin
v istratiQn of the Estate ofJas
4 slmton dec, were granted TO the
undersigned at the December Term
1893, OF the Probate Court ofPanola
County All persons having claims
against said deeedcnt are herehy po,i-
he'd TO have the same Probatcd and
registered as the law directs or th;s
10; nooee Esli be plead in bar of the pay
Ment thereof And all persons owing
sad decedents estate, are notified 10
come forward and pay The same ifthey
desire to save cost.
ROBERT w. WRIGHF.
Admit.
Jan. 10 I56, I-6w.
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NEW GOODS

The undersigned hsying refitted his
Store room, is receiving, direct froM
New Orleans and ow opening, the lar
gest apd lest selected stock OF Dry
goods and Groceries, ever offered 10
Ills market am determined 70 sell
gbodse upon such terms as wll' ipdsee
people To trade with me. 10 my cns>
toners heretef re, Ireturn my thanks,
for rast Ia, Qrs,, ard solicit continuance
OF Their phon sc. FL courage mea at
home, olid YOU will thereby promote
'Noitg own interest.
THOMAS f. CLARKE.
April 5th'1 5j-1l->tf.
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s: J GOFORTH
Mch &c. 1856.
Administrators Sale.

NV virtue Of decree of the Pro-
D1ate Court of Pamela county, Mis-
sissippi, made at the October term
855. / wiA offer for sale on Saturday
the 31st day of May 1856. on the
premises, within lawful hours the
North half of Lots number /, IL, 13
and | a, or the North half Of the South
West fractional quarter of section 80,
township 81, range 3 East containing "a
94-l 90 acres, more or less; as the
real estate Of James McCorkle, de eeas'
ed, to the highest bidder at public
auction, on a credit, until the 9th
day of November 1856. Bond and
security will be required
JOHN SHANKLE,
Administrator.
April 81 S56-nl2-4t
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NOTICE

Taken up by Thos. Hewlett, living
13)piles ! East Of LorgtoWn P.nola
'covrity. One Black horse niue about
{ l6lycrrs cd about CAP hands high
has a large lump on the right shoulder
nc Frauds rereeiyable
Strayed the 10TH OF Feb. 1856.
Appriz d at $50
d. GOFF, Ranger.
fpr So BY i 6
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Land For Sale

7 have one hundred and twenty eighty
atres of elegant land, lying in Taliahat-
chic County, on Tallahatchie River, one
and half miles below the Mouth of
Cold Water, which will sell, at a
reasonable price, with good double log
house kitchen well and about ten ceres
of open land. Any Person wishing to
purchase such a place will get
bargain by calling on me at Ponola
Miss
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John 3 Butler.
Commissioner.
Sheriff Sale.
April 18th. 1856.

Dy virtue of an execution in my hands,
issued from he Circuit Court Of
Pamela County Mississippi, 1 Will on
Saturday the 26th day Ct April 1856
within lawful hours, at Belmont in said
county, sell 10 the highest bidder ~
public auction, for cash, the following
personal property to wit: two barrels,
two boxes, fourteen kegs, one trunk Of
paints, oi's, dyestuffs, and drugs; levied
on as the property Of B. Z. Hall, to
satisfy an execution in favor of JAG oh
Kuykendall IS. B. F. Hall.
T. Moore MriG
April 81 1856.
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April 81 1856.

gsy- Our friend and townsnaan, Col.
Thomas E. Clarke, who has just return.
ed from New Orleans, with a large
stock of new goods, which he is now
opening at his Granite building, on the
corner Of Marshall and Valley Streets.
He has repaired his store room, in a
style surprising any other establish
ment in the county. If you want some
thing rich and fashionable, give him a
call Immediately. Read his advertise
ment in another column.
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..:s' us Sale Of Lands.
GuSr

:; yistne Ct decree Of he
-soate Court of Pano!a County
made On Che All. day of March,
1856 1, ALBERT G. Fox, Guardian
Of the minor children of sandert
Turner, vii on saturday, the 9Th
day CT May 1886. between. the hours
liked by law at TEake Forrest;
in said county sell, 10 the highes
bidder on one aud two years credit
the following valuable Lpnd, t. wit
Norh Est qlrter Of Section one
(l) Township Nme(9) Range six
go west in sid County, tie pur-
chaser will be required t, give
boni. with approved security for
purchase money.
March 9th, 1856.
A. G. Fox Guardian
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Guardians notice to surrender
his Letters.

Notice is here by given that the Us
degsigned gu1rdian-o of the person and
estate of William Sullivant . migor
heir of Nathan Su'lvant decd. has filed
in the Probate Court of of Pamela coun>
ty, his petition to surrender his letters
and will at the next May Term Of said
court present an account of his 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 2! 1856.
JAMES5 bIcCLAIN,
- Guardian.
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No Insurance against Fire.

4 FTER this date, no more deed
= ~ mstruihents will be received
IN mtiee. Hpless thdlee is paid at the
time of filing. Persons haying deeds
now IN my office, which baye, been re-
corded, and the fees net paid would
very much oblige me by calling a4rd,
paying the same, and they would Dc
well to take their deeds ont of the Of
ice, as II IS not insured against fire.
W. 7. WOOTTEN,
Probate Clerk.
dan. Ia l--3m
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4 Administrators Notice.

" FIEREAs. 5.ettcrs ofadmin-
- istratioR upon the estate of
ilsary iiall deceased, were granted
TO the undersigned at the Decemher
term term 1855. of TallaAatchee Ceunty
Mississippi Probate cougt.
All persons having clIaii4as against
said deceased. are hereby notified 10
present ihe same TO the undersigned.
properly probated within the time
limited sy law, or this Notice will ba
plead n bar OF the payment thereof.
JAMES Mc LAIN
Admi istra'or.
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= PATRONISE HOME
NE A N u FAC TUE E
f.. NJ LIv ELY.
Man UFAc TUER OF

TT ~ = = Z = = = = II N 2 =
Saddles, Brides, Harness DC
Repairing done with neatness and
desbatch at short notice. His work
cannot be surpassed in elegance OF
durability in the South West.
Pamela Miss. Jan. I'm,
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some.

Pamela Rnyal krch Ch~pter No 90,
meets on che cvehing of tile Second
Thursday in every month.
n s WARD, II Z
Pamela Lodge No e5, meets on the
evening ofthe first Wednesday in eve
ry month.
y s WAnD, W n.
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The State Of Mississippi
Deso'o County,
Special Term March cath
1856.
S muel Y. Caldwell, adms
or JOAN ] c ldwell decd
rs.
Jared i. hirl y. ,Uron opening
the'matters o. this bill and i appearing
to the SUBTRACTION of rh4 court fiat. the
d, PENDENT Jared + kilby, is ionres-
ideni Of the state cf Mississippi. and be-
You'd The limits hereof THAT lie Or
binary IT cess oflaw ca1n,t b. seEve d
upon him. Ii Is tleIefore ordered by
the court that unless SAID defendent
shall appear b fore tbs cour! in the
town OF Hernando on the 9Th monday
in june 1856 and p'ead answer OF
mur to said BIZ OF complaint, the sever
al'al'egatiohs thereof vii lie taken for
Confessed. ind decree rem erred az
cordi6gly: 1t is further ordered by tie
court that copy o. this order be pg5-
lisheI in the Southern S ar, a news
PIPER prin ed and published in the coun-
ty Of Pamela. and state of Ms issippi,
for four weeks successfully anil an5tfieg
copy posted on the court hcu in The
T~wn If Hcn,ndo.
JNO j. WILLIAMS
Clerk& Mas:n.
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BY DAVIS g. HOLLINGSWORTH.

emincntly successful. This result gives the
highest evidence that can be afforded that
the men in the various departments of tho
Road have done their duty.
The new Iron purchased last Spring, has
been laid down near Columbia, in the place
Of the flangc rail. The old iron taken up
should be sold or exchanged, and new iron
procured and laid down in the place of the
old fiangc rail on other parts of the Road
and SO on the business should be continued
until all tic flangc rail should be replaced
with the L rail.
The heavy masonry at Broadway has
been finished. A small portion of the en-
bankment at this point still remains to be
made. This can be done by the hands of
the Company, at their own convenience.
The work Of building culverts and en-
bankmcnts in the ncighborhood of New
berry, las been continued under contract
with lair & Singleton, and the Road great
ly improved in that section. The points
most needing work it is supposed will all be
worked off iii the course Of this year, after
which the work will be stopped.
The surveys that were commenced before
your last annual meeting, have been com
pleted. Reports and estimates thereof have
been made and filed in the office of the
Company at Columbia, TO Which your at
tcntion is invited. About the first of Jan
uary, this much of the work having been
completed, and no cvidenc, having been
given of any substantial aid from the pco-
pie directly interested in the construction
of the projected Roads, the brigade Of Eli
gnccrs was dsbantctl. These Roads, con-
Meeting with our Road, are highly inpor-
tant to us, especially that one over the
mountains and along the French Broad to
the Paint Rock. But it cannot be reason
ably expected that our Company, unaidcd,
will undertake the building of ii. Our
Company needs rrpose and time to take
care of its financial ail;,irs, which are, it is
now believed, rapidly advancing to Il sound
and easy condition. The whole matter of
these projected Roads is now submitted TO
you. The Board will await your direction
before proceeding further
In concluding this Report, the Board
would express its gratitude and thankful
hess TO HIM who guides and rules the ;,G-
fairs Of mon, for the success Which las
attended all the operations Of The Com
pany.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
TiIOS. &. PERRIN,
President.
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Bush your 1onsatoes.-It is just as sem
siLlo to grow peas without Lushing them
as it is tomatoes. You may grow both in
slovenly sort Of way, if you have plenty
OF room on the ground: but you can grow
either twice as well upon something to sup
port them, and tomatoes are decidedly bet
ter grown up in the air than near the
ground, under the shade of mass of vines.
lie best support for tomato vine, is a
short bush set firmly in the ground. The
branches have room to spread among the
limbs and support tho fruit. The plan is
much better, than tying to stakes and
trimming, according to our- experiences
We have tried both ways.-Agyiculturas
Exchange.
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MRS. PARTINGTON ON KANSAS.

lIo for kansasw exclaimed Mrs. Par
'ington, taking her pipe from her mouth,
resting her elbow Oh her knee, and patting
her foot vigorously, as she glanced stcrnly
over her spectacles at Ike, who was reading
an "appcal for aid" in the last number of
"the Buncomb Gultrap, and Herald Of
Democracy" "lIo for Kansas! Why
only little while ago it was fight for Kan
sas! We'll, Pm as ready as anybody to
help my neighbors when they're in the
grass, but Kansas ain't no ncighbor of
mine, and if he wants any hoeins done
he'll have to bring it along, or do it linn
self. There's that rotten lazy varmont
Bill Singers, has been high up for Kansas
ever since he found out there want nothing
moro dangerous than locing to he done !;
says 1 to him tothcr day, Bill, if you feel
any more like work this year than YOU cid
last, you'd better hoe that little gooLcr
patch Of your'n before you go a hoeing
for Kansas, you know that's the only crap
you ever plant, and all you have to count
on to buy powder and shot, and whisky,
and fish hooks and other neccssaries Of life,
and you let it run to grass so last year
you couldn't find the goobcrs, when you
went to dig them"
Bill sweled up and turned rs red as a
goLler. Says he, "Madam, you don't un-
derstand the interests of the South" and
he left, slamming the door so that heap
of daubing fell out of tho house, but put
put my head out of the window and hol-
Tered after him, d" understand, tho'," says
I, its everybody's interest to mind their
own business" "May be, thoug'l"-and a
bright thought seemed suddenly to strike
the old lady" May be they're going to
fight with hoes. Well, hoes is bad thing
to fight with, but not nigh SO bad as them
sharp rifles and baggonets and sich like,
they arc much more specific weapon, and
folks is not half so likely to commit suicide
on each other with 'em. They better take
it fist and skull-but let us see how that is.
Read on, sonny"