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BURR a ETTENGER,

MKT MOOR BELOW THE CITY GAS WORKS.
ASCfACIGRE steam Engines, Circular Saw Mills, ,0S1
w Tobacco Presses and Fixtures Machinery for Gzct
Grst and Saw Mills also for Gold Mine. &c S&EI3
warranted equal TO sny '
der ' ''S'
4 cal Is ,oiolted n ON al in before buying
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REAI.TLEML EAnu on INIoN Lilo.

B sfsh RchEdsb vd EAnT 1S SnoN
W Tyler eonanns 10 acres situated near ls S,1 Bridge ToI
one mile E' o. Richmond adjoining The land, OM Pco sud
Besides the dwelling there Kitchen Barn Stable and Ice
Pson. disposed 70 purchase respectfully requested view
We P6e% o, For Terms Apply TO .... -.
UNOH sALE-A VALUABLE ESTATE IN ROANOKE co
~ NtAk boNsACks DEPOT ON TIIE VIRGINIA
part q estate advertised on the sh yans sS nov
% ~ l,'.te sale elhsr 70 whole or In part such
Those disposed pureha.s estate an, respectfully rqu
ms. portion q ny contain, s5 acres. Of which 300 .er,.
timber mostly the sns., iosseso ssd s os On b mSe s 11s
shout " Xi per cord At Bonsack depot u nearly pay for De
Eor,erm' sPpy Mechanism or Alfred james. Of RIOS.
isso-a'v'@ FLunSe JAMES.
VAsdd!srAELE EAMM on wILLIAnsHUHG
,ab,eriee authorized to sen he vheh N Richard
mites belov Richmond containing I ares Of Which 10 ~. s
open e,.nee N wood The improvements arr uei.n, Tor
Svsng nth ays ICONS good veil q water lsss barn stable &C.
shlch win be shown any BY Gsins Terms .eeoaSo
Jygs-g.-g- oopprS ApprUsoS.
RLEACuED sHEETINGS.-mc.ch,ds s,,toss >,
- f f,o 10. S s.2.IS.m@
% DO. vsry superior mstes 81 10 and i7K
Do do. New Ysrt Mins
iot and i9-f Bcschsd and Brown sh~eung..
10. Christian LATimor
W, Cash Dvaiers.
VDHINrED LAWNS AND JACONETS.-ws arc
ssd ~ We sisasr hye esss Printed Lawns
Alec great variety other goods su'ed 70 The sess5 10 ubh
Ee ask ne alisnou o. ne trsie
jygo-i- ELJErr, VALERA DREwRY
E'oR HENT:-A HOUSE on oh street, near The River
nu hck ~ feet fquafe With from aH % ten horse
EVtn hrs' ~ January next FOR lerms Ao, sppy 70
VF-dlm HILL a RAWLINGS.
khtHHANK'S SCALEs.-Tbe subscribers having been
aprente s agents IN Rhnond for the sale Of shove
ys eslseTs,sd scsle, vOaa ea1 ihs Want Of
500 sruele 10 The sane CLARHsON Anderson,
wv No Ice Main f.
WBHAvE RECEIVED from The Rock Idspd Man.
cAsHMERs, JEANEs, Ae
Agents. "''' ~ ~''
lyse-l@ wApswoarH, TURNER co
- H DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co.
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AIDES, GENUINE FRENCH u0-
u ROCCO AND KID FULL TRIMMED DRESS SLIP. EtzsllN
received al No fl5 Broad next door
o- The dry goods store o. Messrs Breeder NE
dies arr invited 70 call f they article and
swine come Of the beautiful Dress ever before a
1e CITY They srr as son glove, and h elessny For sale
osssnO u. ~ FRANKLIN,
lyE5 MAnniaeinrer and Dealer Ront. So. IrnrL.
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APhoyHASk iSvEsTHErH would twenty dollars In
pbJ'ieian' esand twice that time buy dollar bottle
Of Perry DavPAIn Killer family w.. you vii never r,sr,
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NEW BOOK, Bf vIRGINIA AUTHOR-Ar
AZ, .'oAn Cooke. Yps aad Iaseye.ng Horf: Tn La,
Of the fora-r'; Iumors Story OF the Old
camsdisn'" Leather Stocking Eie" 4c 4e Price
AiSo, Just r,ceired:
Tie Life Of General Daniel Morgan the vIrsin. Line Of IN.
The LIE and puslr syIers ~ J y Price y
vr"Tis o. rhs woid Overcome by Caroline cbOro author
sooa to be published sy ts ,ue.Ss.r. Flower. by
s wa" '"pI young by psTsk s,PsIsP q %
XA,'A"IEo Hs% r naok sHsa.sor BOOK STORE
s, Personal by ". Reyes Esq the MOntro@sry BaT-pSe
An E1y the Learning Of Future Property
s BIZ, y .. Grin. o5Sn a. I ;g:, yo, izSco
Patton heat' Reports Of Special Court Appeal,
full and complete Book. constantly on hand al,
low price Jy9s
~ an" Trade Of he Principal Ss @'S o of h lS
guilty, by A. " Hevr,n, 6 vols. svo.
Mccsne"u. wofI. q roSs. Is M sHs 'sT vols s,o " e
SELECTIONS from Coesv',s Political Works. with Historical
The Miscellaneous Work, Oliver Goldsmith vols. ls mo-
rhe New csa,yu, or CONTEMPLATION 0E.d accurate
Lhe Anatomy and Physiology Of the Human Body by John
The Lie and Work. Of Rurns mo- .beaufu Edition.
For sale by lig2si a. NORRIS % Main
HEps, ESD ID DHH Goops.mwe have just received:
White Csnbrcs and Jaconets
bonn, c,5d: Irish Lnsns
Wrought Muslin Collar. and Sleeve,
% ica and Ia Ia ptaehs ID shes elm
Snd's.cet Blraehe dean Jeans; Hat Grapes
white, BACK and co'i KID Glove.
Gents Linen Collar; Gss.e Merlin. SHIRT.
i Tat w SSlieS ae s sEo s. '1f lIGs:
Which We oneT 20 the trade very lov.
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HtREAT BAHGAINsTN CHINA, GLASS Avn

~ tAkrhENWAREThe subscribers running % their
present stock consisting 81 rich Dinner and Tea ffs
Toilet and Tete aee set Gard Baskets yaees &c rc
crystal eoord Cut and Engraved Pressed
ev aud beautu styles White and Gold ing.
h China IN Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets separate pieces white
10 make Tor our Pail stock. ''
Az IN Of goods Inc 10 yve ne
esn, a. bargains are 70 h. had 81 the Chins
Jy25 BtrLKLFy co
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HICHMoND rcnaLE Il,T,T,r,

EUTIrnE nave

n fNUHk, RG COLLEGE.-rhe second ar ,u.I .~-.,o,
- 81 "s isiirfe VII the -,
ust u = expected tAi. by that time The ccr..
rk nov prnrfsss OF erection, xi be
uoh ~ 'hr I-itgilon and s,lns.
o M most = xhi- Ia the az ~ g.
oh A. rou-i a. hat o. Col-se country IT, a.
70 'npcis CLASSICAL Scientific course tie rre,.,, :,
- 'oitg- hsF- Established school
~ practical soEinr-rnS and srrlh-cfrr- - ~
Ins cohse Already furnished very -x,ensv- and IL.
apparatus adapted hn TO- ,h-
s.ty, hahemsiics and Nsiu Phiio..phy A LIb,.,y u,
"ofks has also be-n pareh-.ed With cor I'd
Nouons wil b made during the coming yesr
" oenr men whose Parents d. re h. Vii b. ar,
.i--i Ia = daily manual and - N P'~N'
Tuition for Annual Session months In N. Col
kse pSIertunt Fo-In the Preparatory tlA Hoard 81 81,
Shhs W x Ter mont fuel and light. ti2 s-s.,ou
Aoss OF The instuioh obtainsd by .td-..,,y ~
sAt1HA n Cox, President, Lynchburg, 49,
FACULTY.
Raw sAxrEI X Cox President Prol--.o, Of N.,,., ~
Science, and Of Bee- Iettrrs - ---1'-' gu" moral
nature. W VIVA Language snh Lite
1911 Language and
JASSs Mrsfss Graduate efy ~ In.,u. Pros...o- ,us
.n1 N1nfh seence anG Of the School Of Design.
sNr.t GARLAND, a. ~, Professor Of consiiuonaI Ia.
LNehosSk W D. Professor % Anatomy and Physioloxy
'"r't Apot'o sAhToM D., Professor Lansa.
= = p ssI,a Graduate CIV ~ Institute.
10. =. associate Principal, Of Grammar School
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VALuAHIE FARM AN THE DANvILLE
RAILROAD AND COAL PIT TURNPIKE, In Chesterfield
county IN miles from Richmond containing Go Acres for
The health OF Dr. W II johnson enabling
tenton to the Of his authorised 10
The tract contains shout Goo which and
the remainder Of $50 heavily growth Of
and from -heh may ee cot At least $4,000 cords which
sold ~ kohou Depot at such prices
confidently befered nearly the purchase wood
ed daily BY each team.
The most Of the cleared land Is in high state Of cultivation
The growing crops viii show There $40
nat Which equal 70 the best river bottom The
n through remarkably level 10 thoroughly drained The
buildings on the place ample Ter the gbt-e
large family embracing large dwelling every building
suitable for the place and al IN excellent hand
soney shaded and beautifully taseuy with choice
roses and other Sewers The garden very productive There
thy ' FN'~'' ~"
To appreciate the value Of this estate necessary 10 view and
examine IT, and disposed 10 do
To call upon Dr. Johnson either Of his
sure 10 showing the premises. -
Robou's Depot a
Richmond Qn 30 minutes) Il cheap and easy.
The ierns n payment viii he made accommodating.
Appyio 0ODDIN 4 APPFRsON,
Richmond
very low prices "a -
fwf1 HTr
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EMORY AND HENRY COITEGE
WASHINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA..
uNHE fall Session this Institution VIII commence m ,h.; la
u day OF Angus; next. " e"07 On 'Hes -is
TERsis
Ro.rG Per session OF months 1890
Wsshins. 40
$40
LES
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oAHHLAeEsI cARRIAGEsI. o.x

CNHHTAt.EN! CAHHIAGENI! -
ALFRED KING, esHssS
MANUFACTURE, HeTkI
TEAEkLIs
on hRnd large quality and most Fash
onahe styles Coaches, Coaehees Chsrrotees
Tops eSS - $3.50 ''-0U'
have also Repository large assortment
Carriages manufactured by the approved makers snn9
ron the gtest style OF top Buggy the csac
Those In want OF carriages will Ind interest TO call and
my STOCK s An determined to sell the
ote terms .e26
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- Mothers Breast Cloths.

K% Mothers Breast Cloths.
OS s sa :qHsy OF s's % article. hand and
O'hsr column. MEADE a BAKER, chtmi.,.,
-0y lso Msin street, northwest corner Of lOih.
M@u TIE s ENGn c. or MSS ". =.
sp,sn at her residence, Prs, Clay
49, Ladies and Genilemen'. shoes No ~ Main
i VIA BoGTs CAPS. Bon ana ya h Pse s9t
SGay , sSnS", Be ,arss;,a aud At price. tia. AL
NJ hnI where they can be pleased price, quality style.
sror to .n1Sna Speedy Cur. for pea ;na Dy.n's
d'ea rfadeainS it With csfiSiny uneaaad A. i
.Ssee,; 20 great that We can .ar1nt or no Price IS
". 9. BArTAME, Sole Agent.
Drug and Chemical Store, ilh and street
H GLASS fEiTr SR tSok n As
every branch Ofh business. lie from have Tc
s@D %a s.a .t r. IL rSsc sIs
the and '''sT Bak iR Sss Sds:a at Store
-iyE5 lsS n W Corner Of Main and lob s,s
aa s saag ses: :na have s:
to my customers. friends and the Puzzle generally can
that csnno, be surpassed either here my own
for me ia Paris BY The premium Boot maker Of Frane Chat
quAy' such as cannot be purchased elsewhere eau At
jye Boot. and shoes, No. I2I Main st. Richaond "a
N SUMMER UNDER SIIIuTS.-I have Ju,,
received an additional supply M-rino Thread
sk Cotton USDER together with an as
some Of Gaubs Bodies and superior
-. W. y OWENS.
OsE Opposite American Hotel
~ SPRING FURNISHING GOODs.-Ihayr
now In store complete Of GENTS FUR
NlslNG GOODS, TO which invite the attention gentlemen
being assured that In point Of beauty and
passed My assortment Of GauIe Thread and
Dress unprecedented regards quantity and quality
SHIRTS Of style and quality, made best
and Bosoms
IN shirts with large and varied everything pertain
ing my business. W OWFSs
Ap26 Opposite Ane, lean Hot.l
NOTICE.-Having been appointed Agent. for the
sale Of the celebrated spool Cotton Manuaciurrd by
hessrs John Dick sons Glasgow shall supplied al
times With full Assortment direct from the for
Al the lowest New York prices We Cotton 70
fully equal In quality Manufactured and confidence re-
command II to the trade.
apps KENT PAINE A co Agents
,. a. HELyIN has removed his Furniture Es,ab.
nshment 90 the spacious andslegant under
"CORINfHAN HALL" Msn Banks and bas In
operation all the appliances incident
NJ SPRING SrOCR-TH0s. r. PRICE A CO. de-
they are Ia receipt Of rHs0s
Of the House viii be sAson buyers nav
be secured Of finding the DESIRABLE times
complete assortment Of Family Linens Ser.
wants Goods. Msrch
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LADIES' WHITE EIpPaEss sLIrPERs,

INNHE Subscriber has this day received Handsome ss
sorimsnt o. the shove besuufu dress shoes made -
o. We ssnups French KID and snyhng tnd
Nv NOV Lsdi, DO no' believe the assertion Until you
500 sasy yourselves ~ the
men, " Jou are 10 Want Price low for the quality,
y. \. FRANNLIN,
hshuhemfr ana Dealer IN Al kinds Of Ladies
ehoes Of TIE Best Quality,
M. proaa ~
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"ANrED.-A situation - TEACHER In = private family
w One In Eastern Virginia preferred The best
slstn. nnlrrs> q. . u richmond, Va jyls-c2Es
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a ORDINANCE Regulating IN. EmpIoyrp-pt az Pr.os
"A e, 10 NE Cy Jal on the Public VOL. Oh rs. cr

4 ORDINANCE Regulating the Employment Of Prison.
n ers 10 the City JsH The Public Of he city
. ll0sssd Jliy 81, 1855
ORDAINED ~ The of
yor O. the city BY 10 the keepr az
s i te eity order such ar-
liable 20 b employed n...
House 10 the City Of Richmond" employed on M. s -,
o. tse ey under The the overeer 81 The publ
The numfsr % days aud dsV dgri, ,h,-b -
secs AL ee 50 employed and for Rim
r yor nsy suPcreede his sad aid ropoS
mh. o. seh persons shall such persons snar
ent OF the shall Be employed IN m SANE oyt n
k manner Nth The CITY hands under control ,. mr.
nssd While employed by the keeper CITY jail uith pro
committed 10 the jail WV WV fN'-'"'
III Mayor BY his dspuis shy one or more OF the Do
o. and should Of
sks Necessity may appoint other prisons attend
ne whilst passing rs-pa.spg srr ~.
Jaw ON pscr of employment Il hsl b. duty poc-
Ptrsoa - appointed
the
purpose hey urrrons
ad and assist w apprehenng securing prsoner should
securing prisoner aforesaid NEGLECT or r,fu. 20 - "a sed .
49, Sub person shall pay Zoe exceeding every
For The perfect security Of ne prisoners. a. sy,e,,
sent o. streets sha have provided chain Zach prisoner
may o. Torssd on TIE streets % b anved bic ~ before
ffiuE Ne Jaw and ~ taken 10
y Any person other han
performing hc police duy provided drst Of nj
ordinance, sn, the Mayors Justly sntis
cre ~ psd one doa and ay cents Tor every dag
iys5-S' raos LAWSON c. o r.
GEABHOOK'S WAREHoI ~ At PRIVATE sALE-
- H. order ~ ne Common Council Of the Richmond
Graos s 20 feet and extends from rth which
roots ie5 'eetembacinE The bun A..
IN good eFa ne reces ron he property large isy
Increasing md TIE prosctve Tobacco
Trade % Richmond every ne hands on
private ndiydua s ~ made probsby proiuotss
he - mai F~f.
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Nh. SAMUEL W. Price Withdrew. and his Ipere.,
Avu IN our business ceased on the hrr instant
jus THOs r. PRICE M
renanng pafines ih the sssfanee o the "a.
Gent assistants that have been With for continue
The business usual day Jsnusry next when ~.
poposed 70 adfnh Interests In the
our unusual Inducements tr stock hsnd,
TH0s n PRICE Co
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n tOAIs.-Tho subscriber begs TO
inform HI. friends aud the public generally that an
once At The eol yard the Pet Of b
above Coal and prepared supply them
son As may he wanted for cash.
ne pomesto pay particular attention tiers
Of the
jy 29-eo2W N yvurrrNn
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THE MUSIC STORE.
I'D H. TAYLOR would remind hs friends And be
n pubc generally that his Gov <S-&z>W
ernor street where may be found PIANO FoRTFs YKK"
hlLODkONs, GUITARS, NIOLINS FIUTEs, AndI
AVCOkDhONs OF he best quality and At the lowest prices
sole aren't ts city Tor the sale Of the celebrated
sno which are not surpassed By other equAed
but ~ few. Also, Gale Cos superior Pianos.
~ Guitar and Violin STRINGS Of the best au.ity
lie has the srses, stock Of MUSIC State and
constantly receiving The latest publications. which he
where. 49, 49, 49,
~ Panoes tuned, repaired and les on hire.
W Old Pianos taken IN paVf nr nsuo
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"ANTED.-Customers n purchase
~ our msnse ,teck q TRAyEttNG Et|z<I--4<i{l
TRUNKS, CARPEf BAGs,-yALtCEs BON. - III
MET BOXES AND SCHOOL RAGS Ry re- ||t|1fSff1
cent arrivals, stock IL isrFsr hsn <t~@E|H
ever vas before sud comprises than $4,000 ror g
~ NE above he Purehssers hnd knd o Trunks
ey NAn ~ ms estahshment A. ~ has been
70 some persons vy prices ehespe than others would
INFORM ucn ~ saying hat the
Northern Factories and Trunks At The factory prices
jei4 q = NatrptfJ al Nj, =,
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STILLnoHE FoIl sAIT.

oasr ~ sale ~ trn vhh RESIDE cont.fnins srvTN
HUNDRED ACRss u Of ~ Improved isrus Ia ne
county ~ Culpsrc TIE BUILDINGS psv convenient and
handsome. " es Whin Drama - A-raofrs
Railroad, AMI within q ne 10 Fr-~r-tshurv NJ
81 wheat vn shout afo s1.l.s so
suE 10 take part OF TIE rAoc souHf ssrvants sbieh
san' for ny orl Hss Ny dPo, and posi B1gsdg
jut-eoss JEREMIAH NORrOS
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OFFICE Val .&n. uNsrR.Ncr en-.

feS-dtcrr
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"A rrynonouGH, PHACTICAL BOoN-KEEP-
hk DESTROYS ~ daaon. Ne hsd much erperisnee
Boots ~ ~ e'-'s' " = -" "'
Refer TO lewis I'M Jas O. v.s., Robt r. HOv,on ON w,A
@sy~' A. waller Morton snd Geo, Pe.k, jyio-tis, AUG
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN
HAT AND CAP
MANUFACTURY AND DEPOT
IN JOHN DOOLEY. No. 81 Main street Rich
u mond Va, Manufacturer OF HATS CAPS on The 81
cSAIs.N scale and In every possible "a
porter OF North American and European
fCRs, HATS, CAPS. PLusHEs. TRIMMINGS
And all Other articles belonging 10 the trade supplied
splrndd stock Goods FOR wholesale
ana quantity cannot be erced by
s manufacturing and nj.
tAetes Tor supplying country merchant shortest notice.
eNa.oe oe suIPaseo. iyo
REMOVAL.
THOMAS DOUGLASS
SOLE AGENT FOR BEES BRACE,
Co1s7issfO7 Merchant Importer
Dealer ia Ecery DescTfptoa Of
AMERICAN HA RDWA ARE.
je2s NEW YORK
HARHISON,s COLUMBIAN HAIR DYE
IL has double the quantity and strength oil
II gives a perfectly natural color.
IL colors every shade from light brown black
Its use IL easy and rspid.
II Is Perfectly harmless
Its eject is instantaneous permanent
IL - The best qntetea cheapest, and made
" Directions for accompany each box.
.. PRICE, or 81 OF. 80; or >: ; eE IS
hnered according to the act Of Congress, the 1855
W HARRISON In the Clerks District Court Of H.
FOR the n District Of Penu1 - -
FOR sale BY DtryII Rt-,,,on,
hangiafTrer, APoLLos w HARRISON 10 south IN street
rIuAdepnLA. 5-dkcly
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sire TO say TO their customers and the public TIA,
they In receipt Of variety rHsag
ens Of the H0us, E be in seAson buyers nav
be secured Of finding the DESIRABLE uea
- complete assortment Of Family Linens Ser
wants. "oods March g.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-08
AND
Plantation Supplies,
No AZ, Front R0ac, lIeMphis, Tenn

Our system Of doing business is such
that all may confidently rely on get
ting the best price and early return for
their produce, making it universal
rule to deposit The Planters money in
Bank, for their own especial use, and
not ours it is therefore, always ready
for them when ordered or called for.
The practice of specializing on tie
Planters funds has, in great many
instances, resulted disastropsly TO both
parties. We, therefore, discard that
principle asillegitimate and dangerous.
We promise strict attention TO our pa
irons interest
Having secured the services ola SUI
perior Cotton Salesman, and being
provided with ample room and faciii-
ties for doing Cotton Business, our
customers may rely on the best prices
and quick sales. The consumption OF
cottonnow equaling the production, we
think the planters may safely antici-
pate an ample remuneration for thcii
labor for years to come.
All cotton consigned to us will he sto-
red in a substantial brick warehouse
and insured, unless otherwise instruct
ed.
Our terms for storing and selling cot
ton is t5fly cents per bale. Liberal adj
vances made on produce shipped to us
Our supply Of Baggjng, Rope and
Groceries is large, and of a superior
quality, and will be furnished at tie
lowest cash rates to our customers.
sWe hope to merit Your conf
dence, and receive your patronage.
GOODLETT, NABERS, & CO
JuIy 3O-n27-tf
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-08
GRAHAM & HILL,
COTT'sDN FACTORS.
COMMISSION AND GROCER
MERCHANTS
No. 8 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn

No. Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
Our charge for selling Cotton, inciu1-
ing storage, will be so cents per bale. We
will keep all cotton insured against fire
while in store; and that consigned to rs by
steamboats, insured against the dangers Of
navigation, unless otherwise instructed
We shall endeayor to act promptly for
the interest Of our patrons, where we have
discretion, but IN all eases promise strict
obedience TO instructions.
We have now ON hand and offer for
sale at the lowest market prices, a heavy
and complete stock OF
Brown and Loaf Sugar,
Crushed and pulverised sugar:
Re-boiled molasses in bbls. and half
bbIs.
Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee;
Best Green and Black Teas:
Best Star Candles, whole, half and
quarter boxes.
Extra Brands st. Louis Flour;
Complete stock assorted Tobacco;
Deans and Dexter's Whiskey:
Old Kentucky and Bourbon Whiskey;
Sugar-cured and Plain Hams:
Clear Side Bacon.
Leaf Lard, in kegs and half bbls.
Bar Lead and Patent Shot;
Eastern Nails;
German Soap;
Pearl Starch
Liverpool Salt, coarse and fine, &c.,
with heavy stock Of
Kentucky Baggng; India Begging;
Best Machine Rope and twine;
To which we respectfully solicit the at
tention of purchasers.
G John G. F'iser, Of Panola is
employed at this house.
Aug. 27-n3l-tf. G. & II.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-08
Fan and Winter Goods,
AT WHOLESALE.

NJ W HOLEodLL.#
Our Stock is now ready for the
FALL TRADE, and we would respectful
ly solicit the attention of both city and
country merchants to the styles, prices and
qualities, of the
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
READY MADE CLoT HIN @,
SADDLES AND SADDLERY,
Comprised in our DRY GOOD STOCK.
Aiso-To the heavy stock and assort-
ment in our BOOT, SHOE and HAT
STORE, which were selected expressly
for this Trade, and adapted to the wants
of the country. Our long experience in
the kinds and qualities of Goods needed
for this market, enables us to ensure our
customers that they will buy desirable
and saleable goods only, from our stock.
COSSITT, HILL & TALMADGE,
cor. Main md Jefferson streets.
Memphis, Sept. II, 1856. n34-8t
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-08
ON NIB u s LIN T..
2. RE. Patterson. 81 EsrO.

We respectfully inform the travel
ling public that we have running in
connection with all the Rail Roads
terminating at Memphis, a regular
line of eDgHRn5isEtscs, for conveying
passengers and baggage to and from
the Depots, Hotels, and any other
part of the city. Our Omnibuses will
be found at the doors of the different
Hotels in sufficient time for every train
of cars starting from this point.
As the United States Mails are car
ried on this line, passengers will find it
the most safe to patronize us, as the
cars never leave until The Mails are
delivered by us.
BY strict attention and promptness
to the travellers wants, we hope to
secure share Of the public patronage.
p. III. 7 PATTERSON, & BRo.
June 25-tf.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-08
mississippi and Tennessee
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Il 4 / L r O A d

No'c open to COLD WATER far
PASSENGER.S q, FREIGHT.
From and after MONDAY, Aug.
II, 1856, Passenger and Freight trains
will make regular trips to COLD-WA-
TER DEPOT, (Luster's) 81 miles
from Memphis.
Passenger Train will leave Memphis
daily Sundays exceptedJ at $3.50
A. NJ, and arrive at Coldwater at $50
A. ~.
Leave Coldwater at 10 A. AZ, and
arrive at Jlemphis at 1890 2. NJ.
This train connects at Coldwater
with j. j. MAlexander & Co.'s four
horse Coaches, for Pamela and Grcna-
da, connecting, going south, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; returning
north, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
Freight Train leaves Memphis daily
fSundays excepted at $50 A. M. ar
irving at Godwater at $40 4. n.
Leaving Coldwater ard arriving al
Memphis irregular.
Il. II. PATRICK,
Superintendent
June 25-ff.