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continues, but the reaction, which must event
usly come via only be the more violent and dan
geroas. The commercial world does not require this
increase Of oans and if disaster bank officers
will be alone responsible. The expansion has been
very general the largest amount having been by the
American Exchange and Metropolitan. The de-
posts show about 5000 900 increase and the specie
about s2oo, coo decrease, which, in view of the ship
ment by the Persia and the absorption of the Sub
Treasury, is little could be expected. The Ca-
forns gold did not arrive in time to assist the average
materially. The comparison with the previous week 49,
Loan. sneeie Circulation. Dcposts
Feb p. .sIOo,745,4H $l5SgE74 s7,55tsss sMss,'4-s
Mar. l.. l02,6321S5 l5,l40,625 77o'rz SS4S"
sI4sl7as - ss96Oi S93,S9e
The movement for tho last thirty weeks has been
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YORK cLAssiFlcATIoSs
ITnlauds Florida Nc

CoEFFFA kinds are quiet pending the large auction sale
10 bags Ro announced for Friday next Prices continue as
before The sales not important
FSH-There less rmness in the ma-ket as the receipts
have been more liberal. of Dry Cod COMPRISING
Msckere private another 10 here unsod Inc cry
yng fair extent vessel al ~ 80 ~ o. IN
FLOUR AND MEAL-The Flour market Is stronger, es
pecisy for the low grades OF state me demand soa to me
home and Eastern trade the arrivals quite light and the
upward tendency the better grades are 10 iar
request consumption At improving Pees the sales OF
10 good State and superne Michigan 81 5lG 81 S tor
suerfne Indiana and Upper Lake 81 81 SO for common TO
good superne and low grade OF extra Oho % o1 70.
sales of 4CO bbs ~ 20 for inferior 20 best brands
have cold at s good brands m and in fair requests sales
Of 100 bbs S8d S 8 for mixed TO good standard brands
baltimore City Mills, Alexandria, Petersburg Country and
brands Rive Flour inactive - asa Sc IS Corn Meal Is
inactive at IS IS 6A for jersey Buckwheat Flour Is
heavy at 81 75d - 1912 100 10.
GRAIN-There is little variation Wheat market; the
demand onv mng sales OF 400 bush common TO good
Sorbern red a. Al 650 81 IS Barley inactive, but firm at
frmer of Southern 5S5c Jersey az 56dile state
al 4c and Western at 4jdi7c Rye is drm, and in good
ouet the arrivals large the inquiry mainly for the
home and trade; sales Of 1900 bush a. 70I Tor
Southern and mixed lie for Southern white and
yellow 62d72c for round yellow White Beans are very
hrm with good demands sales OF 40 bush COED wnite AT
80 so. ..,
GuNNY BAGswe learn of sales at Boston Of 200 bales at
YCLOTH-Nothng worth noticing is doing here. At
at I2l IScpsrt mos, and part y cent of for cash
HAY-A fair inquiry for shipping; sales Of 500 bales, at
81 I2ld I'll lS2 = 100 10.
HOPs-Nothng has occurred in this article, the demand
continues light AID is only for home consunptSn sales Of
Western. Old are dun and nominal
HIDES-Snce jan the imports reacha higher figure than
for number OF years past Holders remain rm anticipating
of 400 Carthageua "a ms Ice they 400 dry Texas
lee, months and dry North Carolina at Ielc cash
- Lalru
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tJIoTp gfV" VH"'"s'V" -N''' |'
sp. rurp' Crude Resin. Oar Pitch.
bbls. bbls. bbls bbl. bbls
Exports Jrem Waiggsoa to Foreign PORT J'OT !dr !:
sp 9urp. Crude. Rosin Tar Ftch-
bbls. bbIs. bbs eSl. Dol.
OIIsFnssb has not recovered from the depression
and prices nominal at 81 sc Crude hale very hIu
with tendency uPwsd sales in lots At Sc cash Refined IS
only En- moderate supply and prices rule favor Of the
feciurer Sale Of Winter Blesched s0ds2c time Crude
sperm unsltered holders are firm a 81 az 81 cash
which tends sustain the market sales oil western WINTER
at &c, cash. and Csc, 4 months.
PROVISIONS-The Pork market quite irregilar Mess y
while Prime IS sales Of ss 49, Dds "a and 1
M ssIes Of $50 bbs So asa 80 Is Prime 80 75
Sl for do Mess is 80 for reacked Mess and oO@
us for Vermont Mes: Prime Mess . steady a!es q 80 To-
Bacon steady sales Of 100 boxes sorrbbed ddles at &C.
ss,e Cut Meats are quite firm especially Shoulders sales Of
$50 kids. and Tie for Shoulders and 81 d9c Tor hams
Lard lower and il moderate mainly Tor the
and in fair request a2lc- for Ohio and for state
Cheese in fair request lae.e Eggs are IN fair demand
RICE-fhe demand rather better, prices steady sales
Ct Ia ls tfy 81 saB sys e made at Boston
Crude private srns Small parcels are selling at
sUGARs-The Phenxs cargo has been closed to com
prsed invoices in all 1900 bags MeIa aad was t5e
by an alliance Of re6ners 7 less cent for cash Hsa
realized is the combination OF renaer mas
any rivsshp and prevented the realization Of higher prices
sEEDsA limited inquiry tor Clover at l2t giSe Li9esy
for and resped Rough Flax nn but quiet At 10
20 bush Liseed is heavy sales Of 900 bags Cseeia
TALLoW remains Dali the stocks not srse sales Of
lc eco Prime City at lOGlote CASH Rough rat els = &C.
hoders are Indifferent about sens the tendency Is
1000 u Domestic Fleece e SSa9e Tor 10" 70 hne
Eoiders sales Of 1900 Sld3 for Super and &c for
E1srs Foreign .yrss's. and C,spe' woos are N
400 bbs at ga 2sic- for Ohio and Pnson-
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lRON-The market quiet for Scotch Pig the sales are 10
tuns at $3.50 +S7 English Bars steady sales OF
80 turs common So, mos.
LEATHERA fair demand prevails, mainly for the East;
the receip moderate and the stock does acrnue
sales Buenos Ayes Light and Middle at Pa
Icht and DAMAGED Oak almost out OF
market the receipts the will realize full prices
LIME-The market for Rockand is steady, with fair in
oury; sales of $50 bills Common 81 Lump quiet at
I'll 81.
MOLASSES-The demand is less active prices hrmer
Gales Of 500 bbls. New Orleans at i2d46c.
NAVAL STORES-The receipts OF Spirits Turpenne are
fair and compare avoraby with time last year Holders
are very firm with sales day of 42O bb Ava t cash
fair stock but will be below that the receipts
since jan show marked decrease compared with last
sales Of Wilmington SS 2 Prime North County held ar
IS So Common Rosin quiet owing the prices
demanded; sales Of $50 bbs Wilmington at 3 so ~ $40 10
The receipts show large decrease compared with last
White fair request; sales Of 500 bb az S3 6 Tar IL
firm; the receipts large sales Of so bills Wilmington at
- 62k in order, in yard.
We annex our usual statement of the Receipts and Exports
a. this port the week ending March and the totals since
Jan. /, with totals for the same time last year:
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MONDAY, March 3-P. VI.

The Stock market was moderately active this morn
bg but the movement was somewhat restricted by
the sbsence of the foreign mail, which was not de-
Eyered until near o'clock. At the Second Board
there was more than the usual business DONE and the
market was strong. Erie $50 bid, Reading SO,
New-York Central 92s, Nicaragua 2li &C., all show
ing frmness. In regard 10 NewYork Central the IA
vorabe condition of the bridge question continues to
have an influence, and rumor that II is under con-
sidorat0n TO declare r-annual dividends of cent
instead Of sem-annual dividends of y cent has in
duced some purchases. Hudson River is also firm.
There appears TO be a new and strong movement in
Nicaragua. The bulls in this stock encouraged by
the large sales at sellers option whsh have
recently been made. In Western shares
the market was very strong, excepting for Cleveland
and Toledo which offered at the close at 7sl af-
ter touching 79l in the morning. The sales of this
stock at the Second Board were very large Chicago
and Rock Island improved y cent, Cleveland and
PittsbuSg y cent, Michigan Southern cent Ga
kna and Chicago q cent, selling at ll3, &C. In
Railroad Bonds the business to moderate extent
and at fall prices. Illinois Central were in demand on
foreign orders and sold at S. buyer sixty With prv
Iege they sold at az dividend off, equal to 9ol. Erie
le75, 90; 1871, sil, &c II the present specula
Awe aspect in the general stock market continues, we
shall doubtless have new activity in railroad bonds
which have been comparatively neglected. State
stocks, especially Virginia, are active and firm.
private sale of $4,000 of New-York IS, 1873, was
made at ll9.
There is a good demand for Exchange, and the
market is steady The demand, however, is mainly
from bankers Sterling is 81 a9l for best signatures.
Commercial bills sell at le9 q cent. Francs 522i
35.I7,
Freights continue dull partly IN consequence OF the
absence Of the steamers letters. To Liverpool 1000
5000 bushels Corn, to gil up, on private terms;
some Flour 2i7la2l9 100 tcs. Beef a, and Cotton
ldss-Ssd. To Bremen 100 tuns Cedar 1OI, and 300
bales Cotton about &c.
The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was; Paid
500 $40 a.; received, se36O7O; balance, s9,s36,ss4
a.; paid for Assay Office, sl4,973 o5i paid ON dis
bursing checks, s74,456 Os.
After the adjournment of the board the following
sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by
Alher4 VI N,cOlsy:
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Total. ssSS7.sz se,esS,7se s6Slo,s52
There is a fair business doing in the produce mar
ke.s but restricted by the absence Of the steamers
letters. Flour IS stronger and in good demand at
Sc sslas7 l2.. whest is unchanged and quiet.
Com has downward tendency. Pork is irregular
Mess il lower while Prime is better; quote sales at
$40 12es1e 25 and sI4 IS. Other provisions are
without change, excepting Land, which is lower
Groceries are firm, and without much activity. The
cargo Of Manila before alluded TO- 90 600 bags,
closed to-day at lie, and per cent of for cash to
refners. Wool is in demand and has an upward
tendency OBJECTION 5000 bales were sold; but dealers
generally were waiting their letters per America.
The statement of the operations OF the Philadelphia
Mint for the month of February, shows that the de-
posts Of gold for the month So sol, 500; of silver,
sloS,7o The coinage Of gold l,s67, isS iuto
800 SOS pieces The silver coinage was si5o, 500 into
1895 500 pieces The total number Of pieces coined,
including cents was O2e OF the value Of Sls,-
s2s 90. The gold coinage is mostly pieces OF such
denominations as are calculated 20 into circulation
--cnly about three quarters Of million being in
doub,e eagles.
The Weekly Bank Statement shows an Unexpectedly
large increase Of loans, which have reached
pont higher than ever known by about q DOC, 900.
vhis expansion is very well while smooth weather
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Rosu-Compon advanced TO 40, but closes dull q ~
sctive demand hsfdenins noticed
early IN the week led szcitsd nnhet on we
vbsn the sae~ Amounted Is 900 bales one third only being
for erpor, or rpeeulsron I'd advance on the DAY re
tersy there less doing I'd scarcely 20 % PAT
nj. ornn. there has again brss demand ana the sse
OF The aAy re.ch i2oo bales and pees are quoted
IA 10 ID ) 10 deaer than last Friday In AAnehsste,
rre business has been doing this week a. fu prices
and al y 10 advance for the current gasnnes tNns
{. Mddlinss Orleans l5l6d p 70; Mobile I'D. Y Di and
MoSHY Is ia very setive request and day under The no
.on that Government required Loan, Consos declined
a. rent
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yoRK.. March 5.


Steamship Empire City, winile. Havana ~ o. Roberts
Ship :. Holmes Griffith, NewOreans, W. Nelson & Son.
Barker. g. w Dodge, Jarvis, Ccnfaegos c. A. f. J. Pc
ters; Burlington Randall San Juan, c. c. Duneani Cssco,
Waugh. Trinidad, q. L. Stevenson.
Brss-Revelle THOMPSON Wilmington, Bailey Co;
Golden Lead Johnston Apeachcola Eagle Hazards shar,
Tbue selp Funche Meincke Umpire, BraEion, Maya
guer Thompson Hunter; Monica, Perry, Cienfaesos Bailey
& Co. . NJ,
Potter Co; T. w Perry. Samson, PHILADELPHIA Nc heei
FLYING Eagle 0onk. Saysnia. Mclean Co.. IT, NJ hooert-
son Morrow Bermuda, Permission s. Jones
Sloop Humming Bird, Coe, New-Hsyen, master.
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relIkampf & Ki,ehinz'. Wool Circular.
No. a BEAvER srREEr-NEw.YoRK. Ma

No "A bEAvtk sIkEEr-NEW-ioRk, March l, lso6
ThroughOuf the month February have bad active de-
snd az rising prices for 81 descriptions OF Domestic Wool
large Of Wed has ehz sed hsnss but little
has been taken oE actual consumption operations made
having been for the most part speculative.
Several large lots Of Fleece laying in the country have been
dposed o. In neiEhbc markets. In Wool
have similar own In fact these operations with
easier money market ard apparent short supply Of Wool
In this country well ssin Europe have nsch coma
1eoee the bolders who quite firm advances rats
With Pulled Wool IL has been and the win Feeee
o. FSregs Wool, Cope sld Australian hsvs essa ~ god
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRrnusE.

MONDAY March 3. 1856
ASHES-The market quiet for Pots az =oGS0 lzt and
buoyaut for Pearls at 81 I5G 20.
CUTTON-Tbere been general demand today though
fair business has been done parties awaiting the receipts
OF the mails which did reach them until the at
teOon Prices been sustained though not 90 firm sales
OF Geo bsles We quote as follows:
SEw-YORK cLAssFlcArfoSs
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CHARLESTON March s.-The steamship James Adfsr,
hence for on Saturday, has been delayed the Bar
on the bad weather She left this MONDAY nora
in af4 o'clock. - 80,
here Ia go hours FROM New-Nork, all we'll
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The ExpoFts OF domesilc pFeducts SHOW colsueFa-
BILE gain, but the falling off in foreign merchandise
and specie brings the aggregate nearly to the same
amount as in February, 1855. The condition Of the
river and streets much restricted exports in this month
The figures are;
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Receinfs af Produce.

BY the Ere Rayoa1. Marc. al SOC bbls Flour 10 pkss
Whisky Meats 500 bags Oats, ~ do Rye 2 pkss-
Butter sides Leather SO bags Buekwheat bales Wool
2Si pigs Apples 100 Hogs $50 pkss Lard 90 bbs Alcohol,
rha
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as follows:

The movement for tho last thirty weeks has been
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03
NEVER Has ENouers.

NEVER has ENOUGH. -
Whon has man enough ? Never
till he gets 8 little more A very
good story of old embargo times
aud the war OF 1912 was told us
tire other day. Under the ina
pulse Of the removal Of the en-
barge, there was sudden rise
in the value Of property, and
such a.denand for il that nfer-
chandise was sometimes carried
off from vessels before the own
ers arrived at their places of
business, and the parties taking
it came III aflerWard, to. say that
they were at the owners mercy.
and must pay wilat they chose
to ask. 4 brig was lying in
Boston harbor, which had como
up new from Plymouth Just be-
fore the embargo was laid, and
was now la good condition, fit
for sea- Ehe Plymouth owner
Thoughts is was a good time to
sell the brig, andsent up Nilsson
for the purpose, telling hinr to.
demand eight thousand dollars
for her, and not take less than
six. John went to Boston,
found how things were going,
sold the brig in moment, and
hurried home, elated with his
bargain. Ashe neared the house
he sawthe old gentleman march
ing up and down the piazza, and
presently rushing out to meet
his son and heaE the result of
the sale.
"Haye you sold the brig
John?"
eyes, father, you may De
sure of that"
HFor how much, John?"
"For ten thousand doiIars!''
"Ten thousand dollars!!'' cried
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03

DETERMINED 70 DO IT.--The
women of Princetown, Indiana,
are determined 10 break up the
business of selling intoxicating
drink in that place. The fol
lowing is clipped from the cor
respondence of the Evansville
Journal:
"On the morning of the 22d
Feb. notes were sent round to
the ladies of Princetown, to as
semble at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church ssat 2 O'Clock P.
Nj. According 10 appointment
100 ladies' assembled, and star
ted from thence with broad-ax-
es and hatchets for JAS. Gallag-
hers grocery. He was reques-
ted to cease selling fiquor, but
said he would not TO 1t; they
attacked the door with their ak
es. soon il was burst open, aud
III they rushed and demolished
all the bottles, casks, apd every
vessel containing liquors. From
thence they went to ais adjoin-
ing grocery, Mr. Raienfraug's
and destroyed al tho Hqpor
there. They then went 20 Mr.
Fishers, rolled out s.Eo barrels
Of whiskey, burst them open,
and destroyed several demijohns
wine casks, sc. From thence
they proceeded to Mr.. Colb's
and compromised with him. =
'Fhey left him and started to an
other house, where they destroy
ed Two barrels, and one at John
CMbley's. They returned to
she church and passed resolu
sions denouncing groceries, and
declaring they would put them
down or break them up. They
went TO their homes amid toll
ing of bells
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03

Ia We capital. skill, convenient position
puntuality, industry and homes y--eve-
~ possible fitness FOR his business.
and all is nothing il he have not sufi-
eient notoriety, let 1t cost more or less,
he must purchase or provide for as
carefully as he purchases or manufae
lures his stock of % )ds. Aud it must
IN extert bear q certain relltioa 10 lie
business he you'd do. L must Go
both positive and comparative. Peo-
pie must not only sane1 him and has
business because otherwise they VIII
not find hios, but they must k-row trn.
because otherwise they ,oW fin! a d
trade with hose who are better known.
Customers, like sheep, are gregarious,
and flock where they see Others flock
ing. IF nobody else msye engaged in
the same business, it woaM be i.npoT-
tsnt for our dealers to advertise iS tie
newspapers, because people are tempted
to bury What they read Of. Il is Ike
having a salesman with several thou
sands of vofces, speakng politely of
so'ls wares to tens of thousands Of peo.
PIE, perh ps al the same moment never
offending never obtr .siye, never tired
such salesman might be worth one, two,
three or five thous nd dollars year TO
you, according to he num- er Of his
voices.
But if others arc engaged in the bust
ness, even ifMy do MT ADVERT e, it be-
comes the more important for our deal
ers to do so, and if they 40 advertise.
it's doubly important. IL is, in. tact,
guia aot to be kn 1wn as OK ensivelY as,
onr rivals. Ii is the food-;i.ie of for,
une to be tie most 'ensiNely known"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03
Chaaceru Sale Of Valuable lonrtls

In pursuance aud by virtue of en- in~
terlocutory decree of the district Chans
ceyy Court of the State Of Misslsappis
prcnoenced et the March Special term
thereof. A. d. 1866, the Hoa. aamaa T..
rrotter, Vice ChanceioG presiding IN
the Suit Of. Charles Batter and eshsss,,
complaineats as john G. Jones aud oth-
ars, defendants, will sell as commits
.iener appointed for that purpose, to the
highest bidder ON credit Of six months.
On M0aday The 9th day Ct gsge RsSt
ensuing. being the second Monday I'd
said month, at the court House door in
she town Of Pamela, the following ,dsscrih
ed lands, TO wit rhtSouth esss qshrtAs
Of section le21 in town ship seven n
of range six (6) west OF The Basis Me-
sedian Chiekasaw cesJon. lying in Ps-
nofa county, State aforesaid.
Bond or Bonds with approved seeu>
rity will be required Of the purchaser
OF purchasers for tns purchase money
bearing interest from date.
JOHN J. WtLLtAMs.
C9'G d ConmaisssOnev.
5pr 26 al i-~3S
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03
GOODS GO0DSn

we are fow receiving ard oFenins,-
direct from Philadelphia, u large ah1,
sslendisl stock Of Dry Goods, which We
giwsefl at such prices as VIII COM
maxa the.atlention of every boay; ua'
!. wse selected by N; D. keitp,
stocA ,at care, at the bsa houses IN
With gre we fatter ourselves tns<
the City, anu hsndsome, and iasll~
we have as nSe. ,r sss brought to-
io1rssle goods as ey. u beofeebny-
this n1arkst. Give US "a OCCASION
ing elsewhere. We take ini- >'ness
to return onr thanks to our custts-
for past favors, aud solicit conunaa'R
OF their trade. ,.
J. IL. & II. D. KEITH
apr 95 n14--u
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03

the old man, with starting eyes,
at hearing a price more than
double what the vessel cost
sSTen thousand dollars! LII bet
you've sold her to some SWIM
dler who don't care what INC
price is, and never means to pay
his notes"
aNotes, did you say, father
"Svny, there's no note N the
case. i got the money ana pns
i IN the bank; draw, and yc"'
got iE's ,,,t
suddenly coolea', ard as ..,tss, sns W. ".
ling passion rose in H..
said, .
IT say, John, couldn't you
have got a iseAe a.ofeY,,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03

M. s. WARD-BDfTcs
NO 70
MAY 3 1856

a rabid downward course, be
died of deliriuns tretnens as q
raying madman.'
The old man paused for Ut
terance and was just able 10
add -serhat young man was my
onlg son, and the clergyman was
the Reuerend Doctor aoho has
;ust addressed thas assenlly'"
Why does an aching tooa
;mnose silence on the sufferers
Because it makes aim hold
his jaw.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03

A TuRIILISG INCIDENT -
The Ba..aer OF Temperance
tolls Of a tllrilling incident which
occurred at a temperance meet
mo. sonte years since. A learn
ed e Clergyman spoke Ia favor oil
wine as a drink; demonstrating
il quito to his own sansiact'osl,
10 be scriptuai, gentielnenls, and
hoaIthlul. Uncn the clergy
man sat down, a plain, elderly
man arose, ans asked the liDor-
1y of saying few words:-'A
Young friend OF mine,' said he,
s.who had long been in,emper-
ase. was at great pains prevailed
ON, to the great joy ofh's friends,
to take the pledge OF entire alb
stinence from all that could IN
toxicate. He kept the pledge
faithfully for some time, though
the struggle with his habit was
fearful; TILL one evening. in a
social party, glasses OF wine
were handed round. They
came to a Clergyman present,
who took d glass, saying a few
words in vlndicatlon OF the prac-
sics. thought the young
man, IF a clergyman can take
wine and justify it SO well, why
not I2' So he also took glass.
1t instantly. rekindled his hery
!. slumbering appetite; and after
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-03

The statz Of Afsssissippi
Deso.o County,
Special Term March 24th
1856. /,
Samuel T. Caldwell, admr
Of joan j. Caldwell decd
DS.
Jared E. Kirby. Upon an.,;.
ths matters OF this bin and il annesr;ni.
to the satisfaction of the court that the
defendent Jared e Kirby, Is a nonras..
ident Of the state Of Mississippi; and he
yond the limits thereof 80 that the oy-
dinary process oflaw cannot be serce,;
upon him: 1t is therefore ordered hv
the court that unless said defendagI
shall appear before this court in the.
town OF fernando on the 4tA mondav
in June 1856 and plead answer or de.
mur to said Bill efcomplaint, the sever.
al allegations thereofwill be taken O..
confessed and decree rendered a.
cordingly: 1t is further ordered Sv fla
court that copy OF this order BIZ nsb.
lisAed in the Southern Star. news.
paper printed ard published in the conn
ty ofPanola. and state of Mississinni
for four weeks sucessively and anothsr
copy posted on the court house in the.
Town Of fernando.
JNoJ. WILLIAMS.
.ClerkA Aaste,.