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PETERSBURG COMMISSION HOUSE.
GARLAND & LESTER,

u
AGENTS AND coMMIssIoS MERCHANTS,
NOR the sale of country produce generally, ana Her
J casndise-wii also give prompt attention 70 ior
Tfins goods and manufactured tobacco, &c. store NO
Bo!nsbrook street, near tho Hotel and recently oc.
pied BY Mcssrs WATKINS, SON & co. They will also
ai At City Point for the transaction OF any business al
place and beg leave 70 refer TO the following cards
ARD lin retiring from the Commission business, we
ergiy recommend TO our old friends and patrons, our
eai., Ne.srs GARLAND & LESTER, who will occupy
7ocse formerly occupied by Us, as attentive rehaoe
asss meD believing that ;hey will give satisfaction
L! who may confde their business with them
Eil 3V,h lsJG WATKINS, SON g. CO.
Undersigned are the Agents for the sale OF FAIR
fSES PATENT PLATFORM SCALES and s. HER.
kMS PATENT FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOFSAFES
.! the best Farm Wagon ever sold in Virginia,
sH:.e wei. known establishment Of CLUTE REA-
Is Schenectady, New York, for all Of which they will
;'@sd 20 receive orders from their friends in the
a:y. GARLAND & LESTER.
., . f.ALAxo, tlate of Lynchbnrs) r. F. LESTER.
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THE NEW STATE nE Drsrprr

ST. Louis, May 2s.-Advice- from Suit l. Ike ,'a'i
that the Convention To form State constitution,
on the 2iih March, when committee reported u.aG.
imously constitution for The State Ol Drsegst.
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rhode ISLAND LE.l;ISLaTrRY

PRovIDENcE, May G.-Thc General Assembly r:
rhs State met nj Newport to-day. Bci janM Ih"rs-
ton chosen Speaker of tho IIpm-.. Ncto -
Brown elected Lieutenant Goy error and S-.1gc.
A. Parker General Treasurer.
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| We republish, with cordial endorsement, the fol.
lowing well.med aud admirable article from the
fredericksburg Recorder. The elections in our own
State and every where else, give the strongest nd.
cations that conservative men of all parties will enlist
in the ranks Of the National Democracy, in the strug
gle against the bgoted and fanaticu actoniss of the
day:
THE OLD LINE WINGS AND NORTHERN DEMO-
Gratis
Conservatism is the distinguishing characteristic Of
Wings and Democrats throughout the Union; radical.
| ism the universal trait of know-Nothingism, Black
Republicanism and all the other multifarous and in
famous isms of the day. Despite of party Names
broad and well defined issue is about to bs made be-.
tween the conservatives the lovers Of the Union, the
friends OF law, order property anu religion on the
| anarchists the disuniCnsts, TIE aCoonlsts, and
agrarians on the other No party in sentiment and
principle more conservative than the old line Wings.
Prejudice against the Democracy sometimes drives
them into false positions for time, but they cure
eventually to resume their conservative stand point
Their late utilization with the know.Notlngs was
error of this kind, which, however, they are last and
effectuay retrieving. Throughout the Union they
are calling their troops from their false and per-
Gdious ally; aud the lale election in Philadelphia is
only one of the numberless indications OF the dspos
| ton they will make of those troops in future. We
may safely count on powerful and efhcent aid from
| the old line Wings in the coming canvass.
Attempts arc often made to SOW discord between
| Northern and Southern Democrats, by misrepresen
tations of their common position on the subject of
Squatter Sovereignty. Butsuch attempts will prove
unavailing. As conservatives, Northern and South
ern Democrats are equally interested in repudatiuG
doctrine which would justify and encourage few
lawless aud adventurous men in seizing upon tori.
tory, and prematurey determining for all future time
its social and political complexion.
| The posponement of the decision of such mpor-
tant matters until the territory is about to become
State will enure most to the advantage OF the Norh
for her superiority in wealth and numbers would be
more sure to tell in long contest than in short
We hope such contest will again arise but if it
does the North is more interested in repudating
Souatter Sovereignty than We of the Soath are The
| repeal OF the Missouri Compromise removed od-
GUS stigma from the South That act was nothing but
lust atonement for the grossly violated principle Of
State equality. The South may perhaps, never set.
tie State north of the Compromise line, but she is
no lougsr excluded by a law which brands her inst
tutions as interior, profane and immoral.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nv RITCuIE, PRYOR & DUNNAvANT.
wm RITcHIE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 80, 1856.
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VOICE OF THE SDI-TH -.

CoLrMBIA, ). G. Nav IS A large meeting rea
held to-day t" sustain Mr.. Brooks in the conr," 10
adopted to chastIse Sumner. Strong resolutions were
adopted, approving Mr. Brooks course.
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NOT EI'iT ll

NEW ORLEANS, May 90 In. case Of the Cr'sr.
States Mr. Kendall, the late postmaster, Wa cor
cluded last night The jury, ,.aiier hall hours Is.
liberation, returned q verdict ot not guilty.
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Col. R. A. Smith, presiding justice of Montgom.
ery county, va and formerly representative in the
State legislature died on the 2Oth inst
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SUPER PHOSP.iATE or LIME

j ~" made arrangements with Prof. Mapes for
"a. we SAFE OF his Nitrogenized Super Phosphate Of
-, manufacturers prices. we confidently recon-.
farming friends, believing it to be suyeriorto
k,Gr c now In use Having seen its good effects last
Corn, and having heard so uch of lis good effects
tpn;rained to believe 1t superisr to Guano, not be-
MAKES better crop the first year after applica.
Ion t OF It's durability having in 1t large pro-
" oohe dust. For sale by the ton, or bag.
$c.l, BAKER L. PLEASANTs.
|N-tu Corner of franklin and Union atA
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CONDUCT G

CONDUCT OF COL. SUMNER APPROVED.
WASHiSGroS, May 2.-rhc conduct ot c.. y. n
ner. commanding the United State, trOops IN Il e..
sas, meets with the approval OF the Administrators.
of which he has officially been iniJriaeI aai eoaI ii.
menled for his prudence.
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BALTIMORE, May 2o-Fiour is firm with =
stpaty demand; sal-s of Howard Street brsurS -
Sc 25 CITY Mills 81 L. Wheat /. unchanr.d; -r'-I
f red at 81 40 to 81 80, white 81 Gu to II ~. carg
IN IN 81 ct,
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WASHINGTON, May 2s.-Mr Sumner is believed
to be in critical condition.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
INHE following ceri ates oil debt o! the s'a'o 0! "
il gina viz: No. 81. tor the SUN oil 800; No 81 'Dc
the cum o! $3.50 NJ. .l3, for the vi 5000 No -
for IN. sum o. S2j No 1863 tor the $50: No.
Tor the SUN u S3UO-stauding In the u jof =.
and Emily j. Ring. having been lost notice ae-a7y
given AM application tor their renewal will be Sub -;
ted to the second Auditor OF the State from whose oe
they originally i-su~d. Feb 2l-w-h.
A SITUATION As TEACHER WAATEp-A
"A young man, capable Of giving instrrctlon u; ~.
sn, Ls,n, French and primary prime plea OF orssk ~
German oulu like take charge 0i soho". VI e.,
situation ar private teacher in a family
Satisfactory recomin.nIntons given. ,
Address +. NJ, HolcOmbe's ROCK brd'0fu nE'T.
Va. HprI! Ie--cNI. -
y COJTKTNEY ATTORNEi At LAW ANE
NOTARY PUBLIC, RICHMOND, VA.
NXTLL prnctice in the Courts OF III: ciy o; Rchro1l
" and the adjoining counties, and will also d:sctsr
tbe duties OF his Office Of Notary Public Tor the sala ny
and the county Of HcHrico:
Lfc- on Main St. over the store OF W. w. Woo.d;:-5
three doors above ST. Charles Hotel
Feb 27-c:s
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NEW YORK May 2S.-F our il unsn'tsd; srias
If State S. 10 S6 l9. OHIO s. 81 10 So 81, So1'hrG
IL unt hanged. Wheat has d-lined: sales al 5 an'h
white at 81 10 Corn SO cts. Stocks-Flrgini.'s 5
n1a
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l.PARTSERSHIp

ue,.l; have this day entered Into co.part.
fo. -uder the style of S1EARNS, BRUMMEL
e. Partners of the old firm return their Thanks To their
.s,. s,S W Tue support which they have received for
cI.s.; rust that 1t will be continued to the new
...s themselves that every effort will be made TO
. ''ae'!on. FRANKLIN STEARNS,
III oo Joseph BRUMMEL,
yk~CIm PUISEAS THJRSTOE
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.lERREOTYPISTeS SNOTICE,-I keep con.
IE on hand, OF the most reliable quality, every
Io,. sed In the art of Daguerreotyping, which will
NJ" l.r cash. Instructions given In the art, and
n, P. SIMONs, Richmond.
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SETlCE.

TUyHE Annual addres. before the Soc-:y Of AilraS x
i Randolph Macon College, will be delivered ny iao'
C. ELDES Esq, OF fLu"eHours' IN u" C"ese eHAp'
June 1lth, 1856
TEOs l. GaTCH.
Nav sctd Cor Sec. coc Alal....
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COJTRTSEY ArTOkNEi AT LAW An
h. CULn ~ mi IL RicHMnNn "a
NOTICE..

TU1HE Subscribers have torsi upartnershp, undsr IS
style o. tieo. w. Fisher end jonathan T-!ley, 'D-
purpose of carrying the DISTILLLHY AND kEC..-
FLYING BUSINESS, at the place k.o" Ms Fisher t:s.
ber, S IN the county OF Cooch!snd aE have op?oi:'
cd -nue L. fisher aud James Fi,hs thcir agents 10 CO.
due; the same GEO. ". FISHER TALLY.
GouchlHnd County NAV CIV
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NAASTED-A situation /. Pr.Hc!pa. .. seH1Gi q:
w Professor Of College By an En2iish grnt-!r'n,
an LID. CT Tr nifty College, Dublin w.rr. graiG OF
IN the arst class Tor his superior kng"c .: I:ssG -
,in mathematics logic PHILOSOPHY compo-ti2n sGi ~
vrrou. brsnche. OF Eas sh liz, r4ure Gre ksness;"'.
II mails can be produced Reference given - the ie:
of hi. pre- sen pupils Address "Ieacner, Locus Ti 80
comac coun y Virginia Nay 27-c3
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05

Now that the Directors of The Rail
road have determined to proceed with
the location of the road, the question
as to where our depot shall be placed
presents itself, and claims the atten-
ton of the whole population of PIANO.
Ia county. 1t is not matter in
which the citizens of our village alone
are concerned, and it is time the peo-
pie of the county were making their
wishes known. They have a right to
be consulted, and their interests atten-
ded 10, without regard to the precon-
ceived notions of the Directors, or
anybody else The question is, shall
they, when they come to the county
seat on business, be left TO walk a
mile, or pay for riding, when the road
can be brought within a hundred yards
of the court house, if the Engineer
and Directors are disposed to do so,
without one dollar additional expense.
As next week is Circuit Court, and
there will be a general attendance of
people from all parts, We hope some
steps will be taken to express their
views on this important subject. Let
a public meeting be held OH the FIRST
day of court, and the matter properly
considered
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05
WHO WANTS MONEY I

The political excitement being
over, and the troubled waters
claimed down every one naturally
turns his thoughts again to the
sunlight of money, for he that
is without money will soon be
without every thing else. In or
der, therefore, to assist you in
making money, we have opened an
office for the sale of Real and Per-
sonal Estate of every description.
We will give a wider and more
extended notice of the kind aud
quality, and terms, upon which
you may want to sell your proper
ty by means of the columns of the
STAR, than can be obtained in any
other way. For instance, how
long would it take the proprietors
ofthe "Panola HOTEL" the 'sCotton
Farm" and "Gin Stand" to make
known their wishes by any other
means to as many persons as will
sec these in this paper in one
week ? Just about five years !.
Well then, all who want people
to know what they have to sell
had better come to our Office, and
for a small fee, we will publish it
far and wide. IF YOU want the
highest cash prices, for Land, Ne
groes, and every description of
property, advertise iii the PA
NoIA STAR"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


J. J. MURPHY, No. 81 Front Row.
wishes the readers of the Star" to
examine his card in this paper, and
give him call when they go TO Mem
phis.
\. VACCARo & Co, have changed
their place Of business from Front
Row to Main street, nearly opposite
VIM. II. Hunts Queensware store.
They have a large stock, and say that
they are anxious to make friends and
customers in Pamela county, and
therefore offer extra Inducements
Read their card and give them q trial.
GEO. FLAHERTl & Co, corner of
Main and Union streets, are. exceed
ingly polite and clever business men.
Their stock is large, and all they ask
is for you to give them a call. See
what they say for themselves in our
paper.
Hicks, TERRY & ANDERSON, No
249 Main street. This splendid es-
adjustment is located in the Union
Block, near Cleaves & Guion's book
store, III Memphis. They have a
large stock of boots, shoes, hats, caps,
etc, Which they offer on reasonable
terms Their wholesale department
is we'll supplied, and is kept exclu-
sively Up stairs, so that those persons
buying 10 sell again are free from the
prying eyes of any who may want to
knew what they pay. See their card.
VERNON, BRYAN q Co., No. 6
Front Row. In changing our forms
for the last two or three. weeks, the
card Of this house was unintcntionaliy
left out of our paper. We regret this
ASK pardon Tor our neglect, aud en-
brace the opportunity 10 express thu
hope that our readers will not forget
them.
|. PopE & BRoTHEas, No, 2s5 Main Main
street. We take pleasure in directing
attention to the advertisement of this
house, in our paper. They have as
large stock of fine fancy goods as any
house in Memphis. Give them call,
ladies, when you visit the city. Our
friend Col. FISHER dictates behind
the counter at this house, and he is
celebrated even in Memphis for his po-
likeness.
TITHs Sc Co.-1'his hoase has heen
established in Memphis for tocnty-see
en- years, and this fact alone is the
greatest puff that we can give them.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05
The Election.

Notwithstanding there was the lag
gest vote polledin the town,of PanoE.
that was ever given at this precinct.
yet the day passed off quietly and
without angry feelings or disturbance
OF any kind that we heard of. This
was principally on account of the de-
termination of our merchants not 10
let any person have intoxicating IL
quors of any kind, during the day !;
and this affords us the opportunity of
saying to our worthy Representatives
IN both branches of the Legislature,
thatif they will have a law passed at
the coming session of the Legislature
TO prevent any person III Pamela coun-
ty from selling or giving array intori-
eating liquors, in any quantity, on
election days, under the severest pen.
alties, they viii receive the thanks of
every patriotic citizen of the county.
We do think that in free coun-
try, and among free people, that ev-
cry elector should be free from every
temptation that might interfere with
a sober and dispassionate exercise of
the right of suffrage, on the day of
the election. ~ fpa
There has been, less excitement and
less speaking in this county than usu-
al during the past SUMMER, and of
course this accounts for the falling off
the whole vote of the county.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05
EOK SAFE


The undersigned. offers for sale see
ton Il, township ), range west, ia Piano
Ia couu;y. There Is on the tract abou,
four hund e acres 81 bottom and second
bottom land, unsurpassed iD the county
for tuitiyation, ami Lying IN the forks OF
Peach G. es2. The rcina ndes Of tn. see
ton is rich ri3ge iand, with fne tmbe...
There Is about az; k,.ndgel and FORTY
aces now IN cultivation, and scyent,
acres OF creek b5ttoia dcAdcaed and
srubbed. There i, y gcol dwelling house,
out-house,. and negro c.h;as. toycthar
with q nem gin house. pres azli 2 Il. .,mt.
all of which viii b. SOL Ca iu4aE credit,
with interest, and oife-s Z b-,,.,r opportu-
n.tE for investm u; thln a4x Cta--. IA tn
county. 70: farther particulars, auple
70 II. s. VALID,
Real Estate Agent ia Piano. :.
o., ad Ir.ss MONROE Short,
Pcaeh s're.& Pc.
Noyombe: i:h, l3jj.-ntl-.t
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05

CHAPMAN L. RALLINGs.-It has
been said that there is nothing new
under the sun ; but our friend
Rallings has demonstrated the fall
lacy of the proposition by his adj
vertisement in this weeks paper.
He is very anxious to close up his
books by the first of January, SO
as to be ready for the new years
business. In the mean time he
wishes his friends to give him a
call, and he will sell them goods
at cost, and at less than cost. Be
careful to read his card. b a.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05

AT the meeting of the Directors of
the Mississippi and Tennessee Rail-
road, in Memphis, on Thursday last,
a resolution was adopted, directing
the Chief Engineer TO locate and let
contracts on the next division Of the
road, extending from Tallahatchie
river to Oakland. We understand
that the corps of Engineers will com
mence making the fual location in
about two weeks. This is what the
directors should have done wear
ago, and then the stockholders on tie
south of the Tallahatchie would not
have been so backward in paying up
their stock. We understand that
there are number Of our planters
now ready to work out their stock,
if the locations were made. The
short crops of this fall leave many Of
them without work for their hands,
and they would, we have no doubt,
work out their stock if an opportunity
was offered to them soon.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05
Pamela Hotel

FUE SAhE. ~ -"
This well known Hotel, in the
town Of Pamela, and now kept BY P..B.
JONES, Esq, is for sale. There are sex
en- and hal lots of ground, with larg,
Stable, and all other out-houses necessa-
ry for q Hotel. 1t DOW receives the lar
gest share Of the public patronage, and
clears two tho1saisl dollars year in th,.
hands Of its present occupant. 1t will b..
sold very low Tor c1ssh, or on IA long cred
it, with Interest For further particulars
apply 70 ID WARD,
Real Estate ASen5 r tanela,
Or, address the undersigned at Memphis
\. q. ILLS.
No-a,r H. A,L T4af- &c
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05

f+e~a,- .h,tia ard Ia or At.refs. Mtm-
,a1is, Ts4nezSec.
Manufacturers Il FURNITURE,
[forms i in New Yo-k, and l3 years in
the u Ok Memphis have in store, ami
are offering, who.eS..le "a retail, ar unu-
>utllv lsrse ana cG-vfdi.v selected $toc&
If nn7 and cainna On FJRNlTUkt-ria
l7>, I s.r-ts, f,u ;liHs, >ini'-s " ,ttreSe-,
osses Furniture, a., s :. al! OF which We
oasr FER sci At unasu ,lly iow pri,e,.
nj I.n
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05

PRoposALTo DIVIDE NEW YORK
CIry.-A proposal was made, a
week or two since, in the New
York Board of Aldermen, in favor
of taking measures to divide the
city into two separate municipal
governments.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05
Fine Cigars.

Puff! Puff! Puff!!! Messrs. j.
II. & NJ. D. Keith have just received
a large lot of fine cigars. If you
don't believe it, try them; and if you
do believe it, get some anyhow.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05

For SALE.-The Pamela Hotel
is for sale, and offers an opportuni-
ty for a profitable investment that
does not occur every day in PIANO.
la. Read Mr.. Ellis notice in the
Star.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05
Al SO 2

| am pressad. for MONEY to nay my
debts. and therefore most earnestly and
respectfully request all persons indebted
to nue. 10 come forward i'm nediately and
pay up. have many thousands of del
Ter! due me, and som Of it OF long STAN
ding, and h I'VE in no instance PEE NY
c Ist0mcrs, bit hav, waited patiently on
them. The Tins is come when til y must
pay me. as am about making an entire
chan % in mysbus ness, and wat 20 Gloss
up my books. ~ {. L. H..
/. November 4th, 185S-h
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05

- Col. John Faucet requests US
to say that he will be at the Pamela
steam mill about the first of next
month, for the purpose of grinding
wheat. You that want good -four
will take notice and act accordingly.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05

ry A lady asked her gardener
why the weeds always outgrew
and covered up the flowers. Ma
DAM" answered he, "the soil is
mother of the weeds, but only step
mother of the flowers"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05

- /" Johnny" said three
year old to an elder brother of six,
"why can't we see the sun go back
where it rises 2"
why, Jim, you little goosey,
cause it is ashamed to be seen GO
ing down east :"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05

certain for Buchanan, with all the slave
States but Maryland, Tennessee and Ken
lucky, democratic by 6 to 10000 majority.
In addition TO the above VIC hear from six
counties in Tennessee, and all gain for us
---evcry one. EASTMAN.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05
II Our friend Murray has just

II Our friend Murray has just re-
ceived fresh lot of groceries, at his
establishment, on the east side of the
public square. Give him call, gen
tlemen, if you have the cash" and
you can get bargains.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05

READ.-Col. Monroe Short says
that he has one of the finest sec
tons of land in the county, and
that he viii sell it on long credit.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05
0tn 5ebutisements.
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

Rev. Dir. B. 4. Brown, of Ep-
reka, will deliver Temperance Addres,
at the Court House on Friday Evening
next, the 7th inst. By order of the w. p.
e. r. WATKINS. r. s..
November 4th, 1856.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 5, 1856.

GY~ We have delayed the publication
of the STAR this week, in order to pub
lish the election news from the Memphis
papers of Thursday.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05
A Rare Chance

/ have a new fifty saw Gin Stand
for sale, and will sell it very low for cash
OF will give long time on good security,
with interest. NJ. $. WARD.
November 4;h, lS56-n4l-3t
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-05

ssy> Who wants new gin stand !!
We have one to give away, or the
next thing to it. Read our advertise
ment.