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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-27

MEDICAL LrcIuhs.-The opening lecture
of the National Medical College, to Be deIiy.
cred this evening, by Professor W airing, is a
free one, and the public will find it worth
their attention 1t will be delivered in the
hne lecture room Of the Washington Inirma-
ry, on street, commencing at half past seven
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SIMPSON HOUSE,

SIMPSON HOUSE,
Southwest cornsr of 10th ST and Psnnd. arenke,
WAsHINGTOS CITY, ID. G.
VJNHE SUBSCRIBER Is HAPPY TO IN
l. form the sojOurners and residents OF "A
Washington that he ht s spared no expense f.
In fitting up his well known establishment, 49,
and is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with their patronage on the most reas
enable terms, and In true PHILADELPHIA style-be
having recently removed from that city. 6entle-
men can be furnished with Rooms on reasonable
terms, and they can either breakfast, Dine, or
Sup in out Of the house, and will only be
charged for such as they may oder
The Subscriber proposes to furnish Meals to
those who may wish, on the European system,
and strangers and citizens may rely upon the
character Of his Bar and Table d'Hote.
&C Jim WIN. 3. SIMPSON, Proprietor.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Oct. 81 Flour is steady; sales
CT 5000 bbls State SC. 60aS6.75; Ohio il IT,
active; Southern S7.25as7 S.
Wheatis firm; sales of so 900 bushels; Gene
see white Sl72tsSl 80, red 81 60 Corn is
firm; sales of %, 900 bushels; Southern mixed
Csc.
Pork is buoyant; sales Of 400 bbls; mess
$50 SIS. Beef is firm; Chicago repscked Sll
Lard is buoyant: sales in bbls at 13tc.
Whisky is steady sales Of Ohio at 35c.
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Deserted Vessel

boston, Oct. 2o.-The schooner Oasis, ar
brig Batavia picked up at sea. A dead body
was found on board but IL was washed off dur
ing the night. Other bodies are reported to be
on hoard
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Democratic Torchlieht Procession

PIrTsBURG, Oct. Is The Democrats Of this
city and Allegany had a most imposing torch
light procession last night, in honor OF the
Democratic victories in Pennsylvania and In
diana. There was an immense display Of ban
ners and transparencies, with mufic aad fire
works, and enthusiasm.
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Steamboat Sunk.

ST LOUIS, Oct. "a The steamer Chancel-
Tor, hence for New Orleans, was sunk few
days ago in the Mississippi, near Goose Island.
She had full cargo of produce. The boat
and cargo are total loss. She was owned IL
New Albany, Indiana, and was valued g.
$4,000. She was insured in the Ohio river
towns. Her cargo was valuable and was par
TALLY insured here.
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Forgery Case.

ALBANY, Oct. 25.-Andrew Finley, of Gin
cinnati, alleged TO be connected with the
Chemical Bank forgery, and the Martha w ash
ington affair, was committed here to-day for
the two forgeries on the Bank Of the Capitol,
Albany. He obtained s., 900.
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5000 REWARD.

5000 REWARD.
ID ANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
IL living in the village OF Nottingham, =
Prince Georges county, Maryland, on Mon
day night, the 6th instant, NEGRO GIRL GD
MARIA, who calls herself Maria Chew
She is about eighteen years Of age, about -four
feet ten o. eleven inches high. She is very like
ly, and has pleasant smiling face. She has a
remar IDLY fine suit Of hair for Of her color,
and is, altogether, a fine looking girl.
will give the above reward Of one hundred
dollars for her apprehension-no matter where
taken-provided she is brought home to me OF sc.
cured In jail, SO that get her again -E-
THOMAS 6. TURTON.
Nottinpham Sent 10 1856-se lift
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BYJAs. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL FRAN Z
Il House and Lot on the lsla nd.-OnTUES.
DAY AFTERNOON, November 4th, at Ak
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell by virtue Of
deed Of trust, dated September 10Th, 1855, and
duly recorded among the land records for wash.
ington county, the following desiTibed property,
viz: Those parts Of Lots Nos 40, a, and Is. In
the subdivision Of Square 465. beginning for the
same south street 30 feet inches west OF th 9
southeast corner of Lot No 43, and thence with
street west IS feet, and thence north III feet,
thence east Is feet, thence south III feet to the
place Of beginning, with the Improvements, con-
sisting Of two story frame dwelling house.
The above property is situated on south Z. be.
tween 9th and 18th streets west.
Terms One-third cash the residue in 3 and
IL months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee
oc H-eo6ds JAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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BUFFALO, Oct. Is The American Hall W.
densely crowded last night by Republicans q
listen TO an address by the Hon VIM. ii. Sc
ward
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F0k RENT:-A HOUSE ON l. STREET,
= between 18th and 18th, new and neatly An
lsnea, containing rooms, &c Rent sf2 per
foe. ~' - % ~
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For Sale and Rent.

EOR RENT-A rwo.sToRy RRIcK
Il house, containing six rooms, situated on r
street l. between I'd and Sd. Inquire next door
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UMedicinaI Liquors.

Old Hennessey Brandy, very superior.
Old Port Wine pure juice, imported for invaiids.
Old sherry Wine.
Fors lie In demohns aud bottles, At
CHINA MS Store,
&C zS-lw 3Se Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-27

GSSO MAGNOLIA HOUSE FOR SALE
pOCO The Furniture, Fixtures and Good
VIII Of one Of the best located RESTAURANTS
in Washington will be sold for $3.50 Cash. The
House Is situated on the business side Of Penn
sylvania avenue, between 10th and 1lth streets,
and contains six rooms besides Bar Room and
Cellar Apply at the Auction-House Of J. c
Mc6UIRE. &C 2l-3t
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Fire in St. John, N, r.

ST. JONI, N F., Oct. 22.-There was Ere
here to-day, by which over one hundred iens.
ments were destroyed. Loss $50, 600.
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kNo Il EAT THE FIRST WARD
= Llvery Stable, on street, between -
I'm and 49, streets, one pair Of BAY Ikhe>
hohsES, q and years old, l5K hands @A
highj and one pair Of GRAY HURSES-AU
I and years cd, l6K hands high Warranted to
&c sound and well broke to harness Also, one
new Coupe CARRIAGE, made to order; and
De surpassed for beauty and style, both made by
Beckhaus, Allgaier Petry, Coach Makers Phil.
adelphia. oc4 lm-
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Financial

NEW YORK, October q Stocks are gen
orally lower Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road go; Illinois Central shares ll5I Illinois
Central bonds 92a Michigan Southern set /;
New York Central 81; Reading 77i; Virginia
CPS 9li Missouri 6'sS9t.
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SUPERIOR CLOAK vELVETS AND
CLOTHS,

WE HAVE NOW IN STOREA FINE AS
w sortment Of rich Black and coIored SILK
NELVETS, Of the proper width Tor CIoahs and
Talmas
JUS: received, large lot of fine Black, Brown,
Tan and Grey CLOTHS for Cloaks
We Invite the attention Of those ladies wAo pre-
fer buying the materials and having the cloaks
made to order. COiLEY Il SEARS,
oc q 81 523 7th st three doors nor Pa av
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EOR kENT-THE THREE-STORY Brick
l. House on Bridge street, Georgetown, adj Join
Ing Arny's Confectionery The store and Dwell
ing Will be rented separately il desired Inquire
al A. :. ARNY,S Confectionery. &C s cntf
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STOREFOR RENP-ONE THE MOST
~ desirable places Of business on Pennsylvania
avenue TOT rent, and fixtures for sale Apply at
No. 2A Penn. avenue, between the hours Of ,
and O'Clock. an -eotf
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OJust Receixed.-PerfumsdI nextineui.h

able and Wax Matches; LUbins genuine Extracts Low's
Brown Windsor Ce4yes Honey Basins Lubns Toilet
soaps; Liquid Psre de Blaze; Balm Thousand Flowers
together with lsrgesE splendid HAIR Teeth
and all Brushes India Rubber, Buffalo, Ivory aud gsh
horn Dressing Combs and German CoIognes DYSON'S
renhsyVaniA avenue, corner 9Th street 33-3teo
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STELLA sHAwLs STELLA sHAWLs.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED LARGE
w and handsome assortment Of Stella Shawls;
also, Persian Scarfs, Long and Square Brocha
Shawls, Long and Square Bay State shawls,
M Uses Stella hawls
Velvet, silk and Cloth Talmas and Cloth
Cloaks directfro the mandatory
w. EGAN SON,
No 323 Pa. av south side, bet 9th and 7th SITS
&C 22-6t Intel
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EHOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par.
4 lors and Chambers, with board
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs.
SMlfh 3, x33 street. nov S7-n
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REGISTERS OFFICE, October l6, 1856
ALL WHOM 1T MAY CANCER n

hbGlsTBhs ofFlCk, OctOber 10, 1870.
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Il Notice Is herebv given that licenses issued to
taverns, retailers OF spiritdous and fern ented IL
quors, wines cordials, &c groceries, dry goods,
jewelry; lumber, wood, coal, and commission
merchants; also keepers Of hackney carriages
and omnibuses, billiard tables, ten-pin alleys,
and confectionery, and for hawking and peddnng,
and dealers In old Iron, brass, copper, &c VIII
expire on Monday, the Sd day cf November next,
and that said licenses must be reneweo IL tnis
ofice within ten DAYS after that time.
40 -l-r-T SAM'L r. DOUGLASS,
o. ls.tNovs Register.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Hon. VIM. II. Seward ar buffalo

FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-27

NOTICE TO THE LADIES.-WE HAVE
~ this day received and are now opening our
second instalment OF French Hats OF the latest
styles In Velvet, SILK, Satin, Plush and Ribbon.
We shall be pleased to have the ladies call and
Inspect our stock Of Fall and Winter Hats, as we
feel assured that We are now enabled to satisfy
the most fastidOus either regards style, quail
ty or price. " .
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO,
oe 2a-3 Pa. av bet. 9th and 10Th streets.
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MAILLARD'S CREAM FI6S.-A NEW
NA supply Of Maitlard's Steam Candies just re-
ived including Sum Drops, Choeolaas, Cream
Figs 90. KING & BURCHELL,
os2S Corner Vt. ave. and 18th stIeet.
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SiLVERWARE WEDDING PRESENTS.
~ nj. w. GAIT & BRO have Just finished
another bsautiful assortment Of solid silver Tea
Sets, Walters, Pitchers, Goblets, Cups, Spoons
Forks, Ladies', Napkin Rings &c.
Also. solid silver Butter Golfers
Pie, Cake, and Fish Knives, Sugar SifteYs
Preserve, Sugar, Jelly, and Egg spoons
Ice Cream, Cake, and Dessert Knives
Olive Spoons, Pickle Knives, Forks &c.
Besides the above they offer large sortmen
Of Fancy Silver Ware suitable for wedding pres
ents. NJ w: GAIT Il BRO.
ccs36 Ct 32i Pa. av bet 9Th and 10th SITS
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL BIRD CAGES
" just received at the great Variety Store Of
oc % MCLAUGHLIN & CO.
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE NOVELS
~ Raising the Veil, or Scenes In the Courts; by
lice Court 0facers 81
Carrie Emerson. or Life In Cliftonville by Mrs
c. A. Hayden. 81
Walter March, shoepoe Recollections; by Ma
jor March. 81
Bo.ton Common; Tale Of our Own Times BY
a Lady. SIPS
AIthe, or Spells from the Strand; by Mrs Ads
nj Field 81
Kate Stanton, Page from Real Life. 81
Dora Grafton, or every cloud,has a silver lining
Ambition; Kate Willie 81
Handles In Eastern Asia, including China and
Manila, during several yeari' residence witt
notes Of the voyage to CHM, excursions In nj an
illa, Hong Kong, &c; by Ball, Nj. secont
edition. 81 rs.
Just published. and for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S Bookstore,
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WTATC III Es WE OPEN TO-DAY A
w case Of very superior Gold Watches, for
both ladies and gentlemen, which, added to cur
former stock, makes IL more complete than ever.
We offer at unusually low rates Watches by
every maker Of celebrity in the world, which are
warranted accurate performers
..s... M. w. CALF BRO.
oc @ ;9f Penn avenue
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VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKs.
WEOPEN TO-DAY ANOTHER INVOICE
w OF beautiful Velvet and Cloh Cioaks, and
Talmas, all the latest styles, and which will be
sold at the lowest sc ale Of prices
III We invite the special attention OF the Id
dies before making their selections Of Cloaks.
COLLEY & SEARS,
oe s3-6t SO 7th St, 3 doors above Pa ave.
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SERIOUS AFFAIR.-Friday night, Mr. Jas
Scrivener had leg broken by falling from
the steps Of house in the Second Ward. He
had been drinking, and stopped at the house
TO light cigar, when be was seized by a man
and thrown from the steps. The fractured
limb was set, and he was dong as well as could
be expected until last night, when he was at
Tackled with delirium, and became so vi
client that il was necessary TO call in the Guards
on that beat to prevent his doing damage to
himself They secured him, and have, by
turns, remained with him until this morning
scrivener's friends are arranging to remove
him 70 the infrmary.
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PROFANITY IN THE SrREET-Yesterday
evening, a colored woman created considera.
bic disturbance in the Second Ward by using
most profane and indecent language. Watch.
man Norwood arrested her, and several cOlored
persons who were near volunteered To become
witnesses against her. When they arrived at
the guard house Mr.. Norwood arrested all OF
them and put all in the cells, charging them
with the same offence, it appearing that they
had been guilty Of the same disorderly and
indecent behavior. They were retained till
THIS morning. and disposed Of by the police
magistrate officiating.
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USwELcoNE VIsIroRs.-Saturday morning
number Of very fashionsbly dressed young
men were noticed walking through the Centre
Market, displaying their gold chains, pins and
rings in a manner that attracted universal at.
tention. Frequent inquiries were made as to
their names and residences, but no satisfac.
tory answer could be given until a delegation
Of the city police was observed following close
on their heels. 1t was then whispered that
they were " swells' from Philadelphia, on the
lookout for green uns" They have not been
heard Of since Saturday afternoon, when, it is
supposed. they left the city to keep out of the
reach CT our police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-27

POLITICAL Discussion AT CoLEsvILLE.-
The discussion, on Saturday. at COlesvilIe, he
tween hessrs. Cluskey and McC utchen, Of this
ehy, drew together large assemblage at that
point. The debate was opened by Mr.. Clus.
Key, who occupied three quarters Of an hour,
and was followed by Mr.. McCutchen, who
spoke for the same length Of time Mr.. Clus-
icy again took the stand, and treated Fill
moreism to such a msuling that Nr. McCut-
chen evidently gave the cause up as "past
praying for" and did not attempt q reply.
NEW COACH FACTORY The new coach
making establishment Of Mr. Thos l. Gard.
ner on Twelfth street, near the canal, has
recently been built with every modern conve-
nience for business Mr.. G. s work is capital,
none 10 the country being better. He is
young man full Of energy and deserves full
snare Of public patronage. We advise per.
sons desiring work in his line 10 give him q
can as be is determined that none shall out
90 him either in the quality Of his work or
Its cheapness -
YE Cons. ANOTHER PROCESSION Our
cry Know Notbings turned out in force this
morning 70 parade in procession to the Cooney
Oaroaeue- Oae omnibus held the music Ma
rne oand y and another the procession "
mere was almost as many Hindoos as must
sahs. the " foreigners" having slightly the
preponderance
never mind, Mefs;eurs-try again-better
i9ek next time; this -confounded blue wea.
tner can't last forever
WATCH RETURss.-Oct 25.-Sarah Pugb.
grant workhouse thirty days; Bridget
CuyIer, do, do; ReIin Humphrey, disordeIly,
TE 's' JOS. Shyner, Wm Hillary, and Joseph
unHona', tcolOred,) gambling, SO fine and COST;
Lr aHl.tin Parkhill, drunk and profane, work
I|S'e thirty days.
w;E Tt % Casa Ann Harris, profanity Jas.
i H., do; Virginia Evans, do. and fight
,r -hned g each and costs Henry Jones,
nOa1Tay, Jail!
cs--l LID 70 BAIL Several Of the party con.
W. Ia The riot last week 10 the Second
-, Snd at Werner restaurant, have been
''~''sd and held TO bail for further hearing.
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.s. LID 70 BAIL Several Of the party con.
W Ia The riot last week 10 the Second
-. Snd at Werner's restaurant, have been
-'''s'ed and held 10 bail for further hearing.
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Executorial Notice.

r ETTERS Testamentary of the
Ia last will and Testament of
Sterling F. Vaughan dec. were gran.
ted to the undersigned at the Decem
Der term 1855 of the probate court
Pamela county Mississippi. All 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 DO
plead in bar of payment thereof.
IVERSONf VAUGHAN, Exr.
JAl. i56. w.
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VOL. i PANoI4A CUoNrY MIsslss PPI MRACI 20 1886!
Administrators Sale.

10Y virtue Of two several DEGREES of
Dthe Probate Curt of Pamela
County Mississippi, rendered at the
January term 1856 thereof, the under
signed administrator, with the viii an
nexed of Mary e. Butler deceased,
viii on Saturday, the 23d 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 (t, Township
eight Is, Range seven ~ West in
Pamela County, on a credit of IL
months from day of sale. Also the
following Personal Estate viz, ono
Gin Stand, one Baroucne, one nsils. soma
cattle, and hogs s. farming lteneils. The pur.
chasers viii be required 10 give bond and sesu
rity for the purchase money.
JOIN B. BUTLER,
Admini'gr
Jan, n I9o6-i
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The State of Mississippi,l Probt Court.

The State of Mississippi,l Probt Court
PANoLA COUNTY. z. G.
Q William Hubbard, Ann E. Howe,
Thomas Hubbard and Sarah Walton,
; rah X. Hale, Rebecca Ann Hale
William r. Haze and John F. Hale,
heirs at law of Jno., G. Hubbard de-
ceased, and, alsot to William HI. Wal>
ton, husband ofsaid Sarah, Walton,
and John G.. and William II. Wal
ton, and to WHY P. Wootten Guar>
ad litem of said Sarah r. Rebecea
Ann, William r. and Mary Hale.
You, and each of you, are hereby
cited to be, and appear before The Pro-
bate Court of Pamela County, State
aforesaid, on the 1st,, Monday in A
pril 1856, then and there to show cause,
why the final account lately fled in
said County by Peter Hubbard Ad-
ministrator of the estate of said deceas-
ed should not be allowed and decree
ade thereupon accordingly.
w. p. WO0TTEN, Clerk.
Jan. 10 1856 --l-w.
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Land For Sale

hive one hunired and twenty eirhty
acres of ~tegant Ind, i>ine in G'all h at
chic Co,nY. on Fallaho ellie R,var, one
ana ? hnlf miles blow th~ Month Of
Cold Water, which | wiz sell, at a
reasonahIe pri e. with gopd double log
house ki chen well md about ten ceres
OF onen land. Any Person wishing to
purchase such a place win get
bargain by calling On me at Ponola
Miss
s. J GOFOTH
.Nch 90. 1856.
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BILL OF PRICE FOR CAPEN-
aud JOINER'S WORK

Feb Goth 1856.
The Carpenters and jolnsrs met ac
cordng to appointment.
Mr.. Golofth was called to the chair
ard w. A, Naylor was appointed Sec
retary. A bill Of prices was then
DR. wn up, an creed upon by the fold
loving gentlemea pr senG, aIessrs. Gage
Carter, Gnfortb, McCullough, TT
pevahouse, Perkins. Viok, Pow ers and
Naylor.
On motion of Mr.. Garter; it was re-
solved, tina anumber ofcopies be print
cd for distribution amcng the esrpen
b elo nging 10 he agreement
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
Administrators Notice.

Ia HEREAS Letters Of Admin
v ' istration of the Estate Of Jas.
A. Hinton dec, were granted to the
undersigned at the December Term
1856, OF the Probate Court of Pamela
County. All persons having claims
against said de- sdent are hereby noti-
fed to have the same Probated and
registered. as the law directs, or this
notice will be plead in bar of the pay
ment thereof. Aud all persons owing
said decedent's estate, are notified to
come forward and pay the same ifthey
desire to save cost.
ROBERT w. WRIGHT.
Admit.
Jan, l9 I56, 1-6w.
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Guardians notice to surrender
his Letters.

Notice is here by given that the un>
eers'gnea gurdian of the person and
eSta'e of Will m ullivant a iniuor
her of Nah Su liy1nt d cd. has fled
in the Probate Courl of of Pamela coun>
ty, his petition to surrender his letters
and vii at the next May Term of said
oourt present aa account OF -hi' Guar"
dian hip Of said minor, 70 far is the
same sextended for allow nee wi h
commissions and apply for final hear>
Ing of said Petition.
NJ .rch 81 1856.
JAMES McCLAIN,.
Guardian.
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M. 5. w ARD
attorney at Low
PIANO LA MISS
Office in the Conrt House.
Tue STATE Oh MIssEssIPPIl
PANoLA CoUNrY,

k1AAG O0
PANoLA CoUNrY,
To Julia Ann Roberts, and al othe
persons interes ed in the nds, tene
Inents and here iit1ments Of ohm w
Hill, ard deceased:
You are hereby cited t. be and APP
pcar bef re the Prob te Court ofPano-
Ia County, on the Isl Monday in April
next, ten and there to show canse if
any of you can, why the flowing des-
cnbed lani of said dece sed tvlz)--
North hslf OF North half of Sac, q,
I, b. B., 5 West in Pamela County
and 5. Z. / Sec, 80 Township 6, r.
4, West IN Lafayette County, State
aforesaid, shouli not be sold according
to The suggettiOn aud petition Of the
undersigned.
NANCY HILLYARD, Guardian.
ofMARSHALL G. HLLLYARD
AMI JNO. ". HILLYARD
JOHN C. CARGlLL,
LUCY B CARGILL,
THOMAS MARTIN,
MARY A. MARTIN.
March - W.
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Administrators Notice.

EET HEREAS, Letters of admin
w istration upon the estate OF
Henry Hall deceased, were granted
to the undersigned at the December
term 1855, of Tallahatchee County
Mississippi Probate court.
All persons having claims against
said deceased. are hereby notified to
present the same to the undersigned,
properly probated within the time
limited by law, or this notice will be
plead in bar OF the payment thereof
JAMES Ne LAIN
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The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
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Saddles. Brides. Harness de-.
Repairing done with neatn' IS ana
desbatch at short notice. His work
cannot be surpassed in elegance or
durability in the South West.
Pamela Miss. Jan. I-6m.