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DIED

DID OF the resdenca Of her srsndfstae-. r: -. =
Anderson in tine county of Amelia OH WedrrscsT. tc
inst, SaLLIE FRIEND dsugnter Of VIZ T. e cl. :La-
ny j. Gregory, aged ycars, months and t.,s.
Examiner and South s:te Democrat r.Sacs;'- -
Oory.
DIED On Tnesdsy morning tho 9Th !ns;. e. g -. ='"s
10 O'Clock ALFRED VALENTINE, soD q a. Y. IE,2.
shaw aged II years and months.
The friends OF the family requested TO ltten ts .
neral thi. day (ThursdayD at o'clock, r. d. i-or. ~:
fathers residence on Grace Street withou. uh,r ;ie
We recall with a yearnng hesrt, the besG,!i- 'T...s
,hi, lovely md amented child His quick p,rceps li
seriou. conven.rion-his almost feminine tenGeesa Il
dIsposon-his 6ne sen.bily, end his tsl e11:
ness OF guils For hese usis We love- bin, G1-
were ls,hs to part so tbs poor una"i, csbW -
But thy vii be dcse, ls:d"
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THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY.

In consequence nf'the deep snow, the First Regi-
ment Of Virginia Volunteers did not parade yester.
day for r review by Governor Wise, a. oon.cmpa.
ted. lr spite Of the snow, however, the Continen.
tai Guards, Capt. Crawford, were out on parade in
the morning-also Capt. Richardson's Artillery, who
fred national salute on tho Capitol Square, In
honor OF the day. The Young Guard" Capt. J.
II. Richardson, out parade in the afternoon
at , o'clock. The Montgomery Guard gave hand
some ball last evening at Godins Hail. where the
entertainments were kept up till Il late hour.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Yesterday the National Democratic Committee,
appointed by the last Baltimore Convention, assem-
bed in Washington to seect the time tor :he meet
ing Of the National Convention at Cincinnati, the
place appointed by the last Convention. We have Il
despatch from WIN. II. Clarke, Esq., OF Halifax
county, the member Of lhs COMMITTEES from Virginia,
informing us that the FEST MONDAY IN JUNE NEXT
has been selected for the meeting OF the National De-
mocratc Convention at Cincinnati-and that a com.
mitee Of three was appointed to provide seats for two
delegates from each Electoral District in every State
Of the Union.
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emo!Hment. The Wlg has quite as great e horror
Of political neutrality ourselves. Tie Ancient Ro
man. considered it tie great.s oi crimes Ii seems
10 us its practice was csnsurabe snd cr:
minal than by the know-Nothinss of to-day, On
this subject our neishbor employs these terms:
The good old Wing party being dead, no obstacle
exists Ia our entering upon the role OF cdepesaent
journalism. We not mean by this nsnyai paper
Grd Forbid We hold that class OF papers in unutter.
able abhorre!cr-.s ih!uc. or buvtckish. II really
nrutrrl rs v.nl aud hyprcri;icrl, ard disgrace t.
the Editorial profession. if sailing un.rr false culors
Bu. AL hon;st. independent Journal il different;
thing. That discusses public men and pab!ic man.
lr.s without fear, favor af.ction-and with M eve
single 10 the best Interests of the community. That
is the task we propose TO ourselves; and shall eEte
upon il with an ardent aspiration that we may per
form wurthily all its duties.
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The winter in the Crimea had fully set in.


IHNF.E Uh , I.N EN 3 KUN EI NUFF.
New YoRS, Jan. S.-The steamship Canada, with
Liverpool dates 10 the 22 December has arrived at
Halifax. Her news is simply confrmaory of prev.
rumors Of pence. aud speculatiuns concerning
Prince Esterhazy's mission.
The report of trcnty having been concluded be.
tween Sweden and the Allies, is conferred.
aifairs in the Crimsa and in Asia are quiet.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 22.-Cutton is lanpuid. Tie
sales of The week amount to 36.ODO bales Orean.
is one sixteenth pence lower. Upland is unchanged
compared with the Pscifcs advices. Flour is dull
and unchanged. Corn ia Is. lower. Sales of whire
at bOs. and yellow at i4s. ID. Provisions have m
Improved demand: The money market is more s,r,u-
gent. Consols SS!
Wheat has declined ID, sales OF white at lis Cd.
l2s ID. Southern h'ur i2s. Cd. Corn has de-
clncd in consequence Of large arrivals iron Ireland
aud the Black Sen
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RE-ASSESSMENT OF THE LANDS OF THE
COMMONWEALTH

twill be perceived, by reference TO the proceed
ngs Of the Senate, that a bill providing for re-us-
sessmcnt of the land- of the Commonwealth, has
passed that body. One provision Of the bill requires
that :he several County and Corporation Courts
shall, ct their March terms, summon all the Mags-
trates to meet either in April May, for the purpose
Of appointing asress0rs.
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property in slaves. We believe tho continuous npi.
talon OF this subject is made by selfish politicians S,r
personal and party promotion, and is huritu 20 the
South the institution Of slavery and the nernnnnncv
o! Tho Cnoni and therefore sc ara opposed 10 tn.
introduction into the National American ra,i rrn OF
this, or any other syane question: calculated 10 dis
tract the harmony of party, eudanger III. cue
cess OF uur principles.
1t affords me great pleasure as their presiding Of
hrer, tn be the organ. through whom this comnur.
cation Is made nrd 10 add my cordial approvaluf the
spirit and terms o the resolutions; for, ir willie the
nominations abovr named have bern msd. by pnll-
cal lrenda OF ohe: Statca rendered 20 by their due
appreciation OF your public chniacter, We cndnrso
them from long, wc-tried and personal kuuwlshge
Dt your devotion 10 ih. cause of patriotism and the
principles OF The National American party.
With sentiments Of high regard
sui your ohcdicrt srr"ant,
JOHN DOVE, President
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--e S--
NiTJONiT AnpIrT-t TI'RlT S0fIFrY

NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
WAsHISGruS, JAN. 9.-Ihe fourth anniversary
meeting Of the National Agricultural Society, was
held in the Smithsonian Institute tn-day. There
Il respectable attendance If members. An address
was delivered by Hon. Marshall P. Wilder. The
Treasurer's account vas audited and showed a ba-
lance in the Treasury Of upwards ct sl,OOo. Seve-
raj interesting papers were read. The Senate then
adjourned till Tomorrow.
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SEVERE WEATHER IN THE NORTH.

SEV EHE WEAIHEh IN TIL W.T.. l.
PHILADELPHIA, JAN. 9.-The Delaware hiSel -
frozen over at Philadelphia, and the Ohio River J..
frozen over at Marietta Last ught was the coldest
felt this season.
Four locomotives arc frozen up oet"ee -.
and Philadelphia. Passengers hevh s, oIeu taAeI 70. "
the city in sleGhs. No trains 1'-patene,n ~ Ne"
York this morning. The road VIII P'oo"o'S W pass
ablp this afternoon. u,
The thermometer IN fhiiaae'Pha u uay 10 ~
day brlUw
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'l'HE C0NM0SNEALTH OF vIRGINIA-T(

THE SHERIFF OF CAROLINE COuNTY-GREEr.
- "e coG!:npnd yor, IA have often before com.
.s!e! yol. ;t., YOU surnmon the Richmond, Frcder.
sf-. aui Potomac Hai Road Company. IL il bo tDnnd
2!G you: o.llvirk to appear NJ ths Clerks Office Of
:; CTcG' Court oi Caroline county. the nrst Monday
February next b.!m- Rule day, to answer Daniel Tur-
r; 9i pea pi crespass on tho case. Damage SCOO.
, % .as- then there this writ.
i'a'- "1r:c X Taylar, Clerk of said Court this
"a? 0: December 1855, n the e9th year Of the Com
'a"eu;A. GEO. X. TAYLOR, c.
AccPy-Tes,e, GEO. X. TAYLOR, c.
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\ "a ,AALMaNACkS FOR 1856.

s.a n,Hea cns and for sale 10y j. WAEkocx, The Yir
SC, MeaG'd-on of Lcuisn coun,y, Va. eon,sin;rn
y with r.. 'e Ssas:c aud House OF Delegates Of Vir
ttas ,snIs. o! Virginia and North Carolina; in
|? and Cnr,nn toe number OF Churches, Church pro
Esi o;niuoda,!ons il the United States
kss ,a,.sr % Yul Gsneinl documen., and variety of
e'so' Riddles, Ghar.dss. Aungrsm, Rsbu,
Aug S&-cA
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WAsHIH6r0S, J,SriaY9. lSG.

ata meeting Of Democratic m.lnbe.s Of Corgrcs,
in th- Hall of the House of Representatives., ia ag
evening OF the 9Th of January, 1856, the following -.
solution WAS adopted:
Re.oved, That we will adh"r" TO our p'ai'im aEa
nn,nu.. and will vote Yhcn the House next a-sc'r
bl.sl srast all motions Cor 10 GG :g.
III Sneaker shall be elected
- . GEO. W. JONES, Cl'n.
Tae1t' ws e Fss,,.S. Rssf.s: isecr~'arir..
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NEW YORK, Jan. lO.-Flour has dec,ipei; r,'.s
Of Ohio at - J!l; Southern S3S7. Vice.. IS r,....
nnI Corn is lower; sale. of Westsrn nike: I: y-c.
Provisions are qu!ct. Virginia Size, IS.
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AN AMERICAN CITIZEN IN THE RUSSIAN
nav ARMY

WASHINGTON, Jan. There has been something
of sensation produced here in political circles in
of ths publication Of the appointment Of
John EIwood, an American citizen, aud graduate
of the Kentucky Military Academy, TO the position
Of First Lisutsuant in the Russian Army.
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4 70 TIE SHERIFF OF CaLOLlNE COUNTY
fa,s-,S, I'VE cOrannd you. aS we nave often before
or,.sei sou. iaat YOU summon the Richmond Freder
sn. oni Potomac Railroad Company, If IL be found
sn yc- 5awick, TO appear q: the Office OF our
tuc1: C1.- o; Caroline County, the hrst Monday In
"a pie. ;scspsss :he case-daTaee saoo-and Fave
bca ;ler- ;c-
"ns George X Taylor, Clerk Of Cur ead Court. this
dsy o December 1885 in the a0th var Of The Com
apaes:a GEO. X. TAYLOR. Crk
A Copy Tea.s GEO. X. TAYLOR, Crk-
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1th.-Che STEAMER Arago, with
dispatches from Havre to the 18th December, has ar
rived here.
FROM THE CRIMEi.
CrimrGn accounts say that the British army, next
Spring, will be divided into ro"p dare to he placed
under the command Of Generals Campbell and Eyre
An Odessa letter mentions the occurrence of de-
srurive fire At one Of the Russian military settle
ment-, by which large quantity Of military stores
was destroyed.
The winter in the Crimea had fully set in.
RUSSIA REFUSES TO NEGOTIATE.
An interview between Baron Wertier the Prussian
Ambassador, aud Count Nesselrode is said to have
taken place, in which the hitter reported 10 have da
clared that Russia would never enter into negotiations
while inreg IN soldier remained Russian territory.
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nY RITCIIE, PRYOR s. DUNNAVANT.
~~~>>~~~n>>>~>>~~~"~
WM F. RITCHIE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
FRIDAY MORNING, ,JANUARY II, 1885
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11
'WIir C05TM1N;YEALTH OF vINs.INIA-1'

Il THE SHERIFF OF CAROLINE CO. =, LET
fxe, We command you, os we t.ve 'hen Is!otc ST
Handed YOU ,ha, YOU summon The Richmond treae''eks
Sur and Po, oaac Raj, Road Company II II De ioGnd IN
kour b.iwick, 10 nrper th- Cleiks once our Cir
ul, Cou; 0. Caroline Cour,y on the as Monsy 10 rep
uary n-x. being Rule day. 10 onsws, John Chandler
f plea Of ,rss7ss. on the cas-Dsmsge s2ooo-snd
b.r. 'hen there this wit.
Witness GEonoE X. rATLot Clerk OF our ss!9 Court,
l-o-w..;,i GEO K. TAYLOR, Crk
I ACopv-Tcsta GEO K. TAYLOR, Clk.
II Na. -
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ChANCEKl- A, hrlcs held in tho
kN.-s,. Office of Essex Circuit Cnur- ON tie Sd day

CHANCEKl Az krlcs held In tho
Clerks Office of Essex Circuit Court the Sd day
= er.eeembc. 1855:
Am Burke guardian Of Joha William Burke, in.
k,r, ualsr the age 0: fourtsen years. aud her SOD,
plaintiffs,
A-R!ns;,
-. q Liam Burke and James C. B. Burke, infants
=. age OF fourteen years Mary Susan Burke. an in
b.. under nc age Of twenty one years by Ruius y Rem
IL, ,b,- guardian ed Item, assigned TO defend them
- - E,rtn .n3 Robert Burke Defis
TIE os,c, of :s er obtain decree for the sale
..cr ofard G: which the defendant. John William
.czed !. he cc.uty CT Essex, continuing three
k-.i-ei sni ta,r:r au one:ourth acres more or less
E1cae .e pl.;5 y counsel; and ;he subpana awarded
the Defendants In this cause, NOT tnviy been exc
ti ,:i Oh :o 5ec,dsn, Robcrt burke, ana :: appear
NV :rc asaav. a.d :he said defendant Is no;
4.3. ct IN, S-:- or ice motion Of the plaintiff II is
.dc-si ha ie;sri-u' Robert Burke, DO aDpssr
4,rs wh nae sc s;t. publication OF This order,
~ ow.a;.c.ccs:,.v . p.Uteci Ms interest aa5 that
h coy; gt :ls o-,-r 90 la!shea in newspape: IN
as Sa:e ovr wees, .gtcessi%e!y and another copy
Ea..-c os o. a. H.. tJG, o the Court.tinn.s VI in's
kouu,y on ;le 80: day oi ae .ext County Court.
= =, ,c-.,,.,r MS ROY HfcSC clk f. {. c.
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BHItt lOfNCN" IL Cf ~
| TIE SaERI:f o. CAROLINE CUCNTf-GIEEf.
,S We co.nsac you, The, you summon the hich'
;923, Fredericksburg ead pc:onsc Rail Soud Company
. fou7! -;l.!a yov: bs!iwckc appear RI The CLERKS
.e ot on Circuit co1T Caroline Coun,S, ou Ss arat
Saaiay IN February net. being role day 70 SnsTer
aha Miner o. a-a @: 3eot on promisso,y po ~ Ina-
u 4 -, win lu,s-e., FROM tne lW asS =, ''''
sa d.nlse So trd then ;her5 TINS W.T. c -.
W,uc.s GNer-e & Tesicr. cierh oi oss .v s 80
80 e. p.senber ls55 ID the eoth year o. tsc So1-
=; D~S' GEO X. TAYLOR, Clk.
caan-r,,,o GEO. X. TAILOR, Crk.
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III -IKGINIA-IN CHANCEEi AT Rules held n a., "a"
w Clerks o!,s Of Essex Circuit Cou: OH Inc ~ ~!
l! December ,s5S:
1 ;p.B Burke guardian Of James c. B. BarSe' Il" III
=: uute. lie sss o; fourteen years snc a's ,"';
ass:I' ;S,,,
lame. c Burke and John William Burke ln1ah's un'
>. re s,s of fUureen wears Mary Sussa BURKE hn IN
10 aide. the age OF twenty year: BY ka'as . Nsn
od assigned :heir guardian nd i'e'n 70 n''G ,.s"'
t.,nas NJ Burke and Robert SarE". pe''H"h's.
Tee object OF this sui' i, 70 o;a &scIsS or .s SAFE
!; ,.ac; OF land Of which The dcen'a"' 'ta:e o.
~: j. seized in the cvun,y Of Esax, cJn:aiinS two
b kradrcd and thirty acre., more or !ess ,
Game the plan. ny c1unsr; "'d a' 'io!'Gena aTnlu
h srs:us; tie defendants in , cause, 1907 EaVinS oeeh
Executed on ,as defendant: Roorr: bU:Ae a"d rappeas'
aS by the affidavit .cd. :a; tie sa: a.ehdeit !. no.
rdered that n. said dornds, Roher' Burke do appear
within one rea,h ater due publication of this srder
Iud do what is necessary protect MS interest and that
cory OF ibis order be published IN some newspaper IL!
I or four waeks excessively. and another copy
posted a; the .oa: door OF the Cou-: House OF this
&c.! oa the aTst day OF Tic hex: coaa;y court.
Copy-Testc.
no,n-cwiw JAMES ROY MICOC, Clerk f C.
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CHANCEEY Az Rules held n ,!'e
CLERKS Os.c Of Essex Circuit Court, Oh ins ~ as!
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-20
nlmpbis d atNs.

corpus forcibly resisted--citizens
deprived of liberty and left with
out process of law or trial by Jury
without being confronted with
their accusers-without aid of
counsel or compulsory process to
procure the attendance ofwitneses;
and now beholds the gallant, gen
erous, noble hearted Terry depriv-
ed OF his liberty, about to endure
the sentence of Punishment, or
perhaps suffer martyrdom for his
love OF the constitution ofhis coun-
try-and still refuses aid. Gen.
Wool is too old a man for his posi-
tlon-we want more active en-
ergetlc officer on this coast. He
fears, when every consideration of
patriotism and humanity calls him
to action, to take the responsible
ty. He fears to risk the reputa-
ton he has won
We want on this coast younger
man who has name and fame vet
to win. The old rest on the
laurels they have won, and fear to
risk what they have acquired.
Tomorrow will be the 4th of
July. At home you will rejoice.
In old Virginia, the anniversary
will be welcomed with Jubilee
Of the people. But here no sound
OF rejoicing will be heard. No
military display will proclaim to
the people that we can defend the
freedom that our Fathers gave us.
1t will be day Of humiliation
dark and gloomy. The genius of
liberty and the spirit of 70 has
been banished too.
You must not feel uneasy about
us; we are in no danger. We have
safety, but safety is not enough,
we also want sccurity-we want
to feel the protection of the con-
stitution, safe and secure in its
ample guarantees
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-20
MORNING BULLETIN.

Our contemporary will overlook the mis-
take in our former number about the
nearest route TO Grenada, when we say
that the paragraph was written without
seeing the Bulletin, and upon the state
ment of friend, that the Bulletin had
taken ground against the r. r. line of
stages. We looked for our copy of the
paper without finding it, and supposed
our information was correct, but have
since learned that our friend had mistaken
local paragraph, in which the word
nearest occurs, referring to an advertise
ment, as the position of the Bulletin. So
far from owing YOU 'grudge,' we owe
YOU nothing but kindness.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-20
BALL ON THE TWENTY-EIGHTH.

There viii be Ball given on the even
ing Of the 2Sth of August, 1856, at the
Masonic Hall, the nett proceeds of which
will be applied to thepurchaso of a Piano
Forte, for the female school.
No tickets will be issued, but every body
are invited to attend, and more particu-
larly the ladies.
The Lodge Hall proper, and anti-room,
viii be appropriated to the use of those
who 10 not wish 10 dance.
Gentlemen are requested not to order
the servants, or to interfere in any way
with the conduct Of the party, but are re-
specially requested to apply to the mana
gers, who will be at all times ready TO
supply their wants.
Tickets, three dollars and fifty cents,
and no gentleman admitted without pre-
Payment.
Every arrangement for the convenience
and comfort Of the guests will be made,
ana al are invited to attend without fur
thcr invitation.
NJ. s. WARD.
!. G.. HARRISON, lIanqacrs
I. I. CALDWELL.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-20
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

There will be an address de-
livered at the court house on
TUESDAY next, the Goth, at IL
O'Clock A. M. by the Hon. VIM.
S. KEITH, of Ark, upon the po-
lltlcal questions of the day. All
parties are invited to attend, and
especially the Ladies.
MIR. Keith, will divide the time
with any gentleman of the Demo-
cratic Party.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-20
NEW ADVER EASEMENTS.

Read the card of C. NJ. Horton
&; Co. in this paper. 1t is only
necessary for us to say that, father
Horton is one of the firm, in order
to insure them a favorable hearing
with every body in Pamela county.
A. J. MoNTGoMERY.-We take
pleasure in directing the attention
OF our readers to the card of this
gentleman, in another column
we are not personally acquainted
with him but are informed by w.
W. & S. S. Smith, that he is a
competent and reliable business
man.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-20
ENGLAND URGING THE SALE
or CUBA TO THE UNITED
STATES-N1P OLEON III, ENG
LAND IND TIE UNITED
G 4
Washington august s.

Washington august s.
Movements of the highest i'm
portance in reference to the in
terests of the United States are
now on foot in Europe, growing,
in part, out of the assumed de-
signs Of Napoleon III. upon Spain.
may state, upon information
not questionable, that the British
government have again urged up
on the Government of Spain the
expediency ofthe sale and ccssion
Of Cuba to the United States,-
| say again, too, pending the Os-
tend Conference, the British gov
ernmcnt favored this measure
But now, in view OF the ambitious
project OF Napoleon III for the as
sertion of pretcnsi0ns to the crown
Of Spain, that government has be-
come exceedingly anxious to
strengthen Spain, by cutting off
her expensive and useless append
age of Cuba, and by the same
means to enable Spain to improve
her provinces, and be the better
enabled to secure her independence
against domestic instruction and
foreign invasion.
If Napoleon succeed in his in
trigues, he will extend his empire
over both Spain and Cuba, and
this attempt is necessarily to be
resisted by England, at the hazard
of a war with France-a war in
which she will gladly have the
United States as an ally. The
transfer of Cuba to any foreign
power the United States have been
pledged to resist ever since the adj
ministration of Mr.. Monroe.
The British government have
represented to the late govern
ment OF Espartero, and the pre-
sent administration of O'Donnel,
that Spain cannot long retain pos
session of Cuba against the United
States, and that she had better
cede the Island at once to the U
nited States, for a proper consid-
eration---a hundred or a hundred
and fifty millions of dollars---and
thus improve her physical and po-
litical condition.
Napoleon Ill has, on the other hand,
concentrated large force on the Spanish
frontier, and is actively engaged in in
trigue with the queen mother, Christiana,
whose malign influence is deeply felt in
the affairs of Spain.
4 rupture between England and France
is to be unprecedented on this subject at an
early day; meanwhile, England seeks to
conciliate the United States by removing
every possible cause of disagreement, and
the two countries may be soon compelled
to make common cause against the designs
of France, in regard to Spain and Cuba.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-20
STATIONARY.

Every variety of Commons and Fancy
Stationery, including Writing Wrapping
Papers, Steel pens of every description
and price, Ink, Quilts, &c.
Gv Booksellers, Merchants, Teachers,
Libraries, and School Committees supplied
on the most reasonable terms.
n. B. 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 small ad-
vance ON Eastern cost.
july 23-n26-
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-20
For The Pdnola S'ar.)
Mr.. WARD :

have been informed that
there is among US, in our own county, at
Bynum's Greek, one of the vilest Adolf
ZIONIST that ever lived Why don't the
citizens call meeting, and appoint a
committee to invite the gentleman to leave.
lie is advocating his doctrine, and has
been known to credit the meanest negro
in the country, in preference to reponsi-
bic white man.
A SHAREHOLDER.
Long Greek, Miss.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-20

WANTED.-A smart, intelligent
boy will be taken as an apprentice to
the printing business. at this office.
Who will send us one
CTALSO, a good Journeyman will
find steady situation, by applying soon
The publisher will thank some of his
friends of the case, in Memphis, to send
along one of the subs.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-20
THE TOWN OF PANOLA.

Messrs. Bradford & Martin, have laid
the foundation Of their new Store house,
on the south side of tha public square,
It promises 10 be q fine establishment
TIE NEW CHURCH.-The frame
OF the new Presbyterian church
has been raised and looms up on
the right as YOU face the North,
filling large space on that side of
the square, that heretofore has
looked very dcsolate.
BLACKSMITH SHoP.-''Fred's shop will
soon give out sounds of the bellows and
anvil, on lot heretofore deserted.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-08-20
THE DEBiTE,

Our readers will recsllect the political
discussion which comes Off on Friday
night (22d) ~ the Court House. The
public, and especially the Ladies, are in
Vited to attend.