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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-04
LONG CREEK HILLS FOR sALE-RARE

w offer for sale about 1910 Of Land HgCrsek
w 10 miles north Of Nashville. large portion Of
the we'll timbeTed; splendid Saw Mill, propelled
BY neYeT-iaing stream Of water; many convenient
and comfortable improvements whole tract spisHdidly
watered, capable Of making eXcelant stock
There the Mill Yard from $1,000 10 5000 worth Of
sawed timber wagon and teams stock hogs,
cattle, &c, oc with every article necessary % carry
such establishment To enerprisng business men, this
altogether offers most splendid opportunity 70 make
prom table in Lment.
TEEsThree equal payments in g. y and "a months, sat
isac Only secured payable Bank with interest,", and hen
march 25-lE NANCE & WOODWARD.
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Frederick BIER.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from RudOlton, SaXony, has Ia
" Office at No. 10, Front street CLARK, and Of
his services the czsns Of Nashville, for the relief and
Of Female Complaints q all kinds; Scrofua in it,
forms; Consumption, rheumatism md Dropsy. Hin
experience and practice in regard 70 these and similar dis
eases been such ensbs him 70 guarantee peec
cure If treated taken in time.
For sale above, very superior article Of Stomach
BitteFs, Of his invention and manufacture together
with variety Of other medicines, lfsb7-ly
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sALES 10 GONE.
7ALUABLEIHPROVED CTrYPROPERTY
Tor Sale.

PRIgATELY or IT PUBLIC KEED0E
All nov Offering for sale privately until ne ION day Of
June, lc57 thai valuable and desirable I've story House
Lot No. 34 North Market present occupied and
oHned by ~ L Woods fronting 81 feet inches ana run
ming back l53 O. The heuss contains six rooms, Win
ear The Out Buildings consist Of Store Room servants
-ooma8 Kitchen, smoke House, &C, all OF oricE he
Ouse built 10 superior style and nnish, tae outer walls
eng II inches thick from The ground up and has lately
been rspainted and repaired and Is good order. Tfg
roperJ - situated IN thriving portion 81 The Guy, and
man OF business Is superior 70 any yet offered, being
lntguOus 70 the square. This is opportunity
premies before the day Of sale, consistent
offering bargain. The owner wiz give possession i'm
5daIey Il desired, pay 20 the day Of lanuy
xI, az the rate Of sou per annum.
SALE.On credit OF one two and three yearB,
th Interest date, security required and lien retain
II not sold privately, h vail be offered 70 the highest
Ter, the premises, on the above named day For par
ars can on +. K. GLASCOCk,
may 29-td Agent.
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LUABLE IAPROVED CITY LOrs FOR

NE LOtfTontug aaple street 80 feet, running back
$50 feet WlLR a superb Bnck dwelling, containing
rooms, good cislern, SmOke-houss, &c
LSU Lot fronting l26 feet Pearl street and 100
deep, with good story Brick House containing
OOms, servants rUOms kitenen, De- good we'll, smoke
Both Lots hney with shTubDery shade aad
% trees, and viii be sold accommodating terms Ap
70 NANCE q WOODWARD,
JAMES A.. MURkELL, Or
Nm. T.. NANCE.
4veFal good Farms, well improved, near Nashville.
large number Of unimprOYed Lots. Several Garden
from 70 IS acres, he city. Those wishing 70
.tass will do well 10 call
4 W00nNWAR
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Havana Lottery,

"Ihs GLORY Of oar House lciH HsDsr dsUtrE"
"OUR SFAR Is lN THE ASCENDANT
HaVam Plan Ne. &.
ME have mercy cal yOur attention 20 the simplicity
" Of thls Lottery, being composed OF single nunbars
and 81 refer you 20 The Des, our success WIS
The iac Of The Ofcla report amount Of Przs We
sold me last L0Iery the Havana Fanous Frzs OF
$4,000, quarter 0i s5000, one Half So 90 ana Do rr-
Of Sl0UU EACH Ia ho aggregate amounting tha uHs-
AID Prlncsiy So so bssdes several smaller
prizes, ranging from 5 lUU % 5 UUJ
=. We again aavse you 70 give trial in the following:
GRAND CONSOLIDATED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY
OF MARYLAND.
Z. FRANCE & Co. MANAGERS
EXTRA Glass o,
To be drawn in BALTIMORE, ND, on
TUESDAY JUNE 30, 1857.
Prizes amounting 90 fSS5IOO dollars.
Prizes payable "a JlL rlrd0ut deduction.
$4,000 Numbers, 900 Prizes.
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ALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
BOX SALE.

An authorised 70 sell and make complete titles 10 the
Iracs vi Land upon which the late "a. r Walker 70
cd and he lot upon which the blacksmith shop Is sta
d. and the slaves and stock on the paoe. The place
ruaIed the GslatIn turnpike, Is Interssced By
Nashville and Louisville Railroad, Is near enough 70
shvlls make II convenient country residence tor
re IS IL the state and Is susceptible Of divisions
sral lots sacu which would Afford beautiful build
situations fronting the turnpike or HilroSd- am aI-
rls,d sell the enurs Tract body or IN parcels,
On such creJIt as may deem exPedsnt- shall be
the place during the Ist and second weeks Of NOvem-
next and wIll receive proposals tor the purchase 81
vale sale Of al any Ol the above named real AKA per-
a property. In Tie mean time any person desiring 70
anime property do By calling Ars. Agnes
alker on Ile place and proposals 10 purchase Be
1e 70 Juhn Taylor Mathew Allen on the place,
addressed At TrsutOa, Gibson county Tenn.
5pLZ4- SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee
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wv lnlng lo-.- 575 ul
"hoe Tickets $40 halves 81 Quarters s2.58.
rrA9s payable orty days aisr drawing, with
out deducuen IN this LOTTERY
Please address all orders Tickets 10 Magn
ant scheme, 70 N nj 4frEBARD Il 90
No. 80 Eayeits st. Or Box No. 40, baltimore. Md.
IL 1. H. Hubbard q Co. authorized gents % an
an orders iof Tickets in The Maryland Lotteries.
iune2-1 h FaANCE & co.
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HENRY HART, B. ". EAcRAE, JE JOHN S. HART.
HART, MACRAE 81 CO.,
WHOLESALE GR OCERs e GOHHIssIOE
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
ls5 hhds n. .. sugar, barrels Jamaica Rum,
70 boxes Havana sugar, 800 assorted Demgohns,
Us barrels ". Y. CTusheo2OO packages W. X Ralsins
Sugar 100 coils Cotton Rope,
As barrels \, Y. POWdered4OO gross Matches,
sugar 200 dozen Painted Buckets
SO barrels n o Loaf Sugar 80 nests S. Painted Tubs
goo barrels o. MoIssses SO boxes Stone Pipes,
new crop) 80 boxes Tennessee Axes,
$50 bags Selected Baltimore superior quahty,)
Cofee 500 kegs White Lead,
600 bags i. o. Rio Coffee 1000 kegs Nails ASSORTED
50 bags Lag Uirs Coffee, Slzes)
rs bags Oid Cove rnment5OO gross Backing,
Java Coffee 100 boxes Palm and German
70 bsEs SPICE, 10 cases Carolina Rice,
loo casks super Carbonate % 0Oz zinc WASH BOARDS,
soda, 500 reams Superior Wrap
20 hall chests Imperial q ping Paper,
Black Tea, 500 N. q. d. Caps,
$50 boxes Va. and Ky. TolOO bsgs shot
bacc5 10 kegs bar Lead,
A large assortment Of comIOO barrels Clover Seed,
mon and hne Cigars 81 barrels Butter and Sod
100 boxes CARROTS Scotch Crackers.
snuff $50 bbs. Recti6ed Whisky,
80 boxes Smoking Tobacco IS barrels Old Bourbon
EH coils Manila kope Whiskey,
81 boxes Pearl Starch, % barrels aonUngahelaand
20 clses Sardines Old Bye Whskey,
So c lses Oysters, SO barrels Robertson Coun.
so boxes Asserted Pickles, ty Whisky,
so boxes CasslD aud PepI5 barrels Ola Lincoln " bsi
Der sauce key,
Is boxes Assd Pie Fruits 4 or. casks Pure French
% cases Brandy Cherries Brandy,
200 boxes W Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
- SO boxes English Dairy 5 casks Pure Malaga do
Cheese 5 casks Pure sherry do
400 packages Star Candles casks Pure Madeira do
go do T.llow do 20 bbls. Native Sweet do
25 BAGS Timothy Seed so bbs. American Brand y,
500 boxes ass d. Glass Ware, 10 obs. Apple Brandy,
100 boxes sXIJ and lONl2 10 bbls. Peach Brandy,
Window Glass,
ian8 BART MACRAE CO
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To b. drawn IN Baltimore, Nd. SATURDAY JUyE g, Iss7.
n. FRANCE q CO., Managers

In the above chsm, formed By t5rns combination OF
- numDsr making 96.J76 ucsels, draF ng of m
ballots viii Be 40 ,rz5s, having tnrse si me
numbers rs lliJzu, each uasIag ou5
5000, each having ons oniy o. tneul on ana 3J50
tcssts, win neither Of The drawn h1, beng
bauks
determine the fate Of these prZ5s and blanks ana
ben, 10 % inclusive, Do ssTesaly placed u
wheel the day Of drawluk tHd 20 dTauu
radon, and tnaJ ticket having Tor animation las
% and ID drawn numbersi vii be snuted % tle 1lp
TnzI teEst having on it the lh, 5ih ana 6,h drawn
T6sl Ilsfst having on ii the 7h, 81 and OH drawn
nambers, 1880
That ticket having on il TIE l0lh, I'm and l2th
dawn NUMBER, le0t0
And according 30 the above scheme.
And all Olher tickets (1eiug lJOu) three Of The
daWn numbers on Gnem, 2OU
lhose A6 uQkets having she Ist and "a or
ID 4tn drawn numUers, each 90
Those no uckes having tnein tha 5Lh and 6th
10 ana 1in drawn nuulDurs, each 60
lhos5 nc tickets having llsm me 9ln and uth or
an sna I'm drawn uumber aaCh ~
All other tickets .belng 1862 two OF The
drawn numbara ON lnemf each
Ihuse 10 y3iu ucEeis Wllh either The Is 81, An
5lh, on, Ia, 5ih Btl or lulh 1raHu, ~
Thoas 10 80 win eI1her I2Lh, I3lh, l4ih
l5Ih, lbth, ilth, l5lh l3lh auln DO
III mo which shall uraHu prEs o superior
d1nlmlnauJn, can De eu.llled au IufOriar Prize.
Mhoiu8 50; HAYES 10, Quarters ans
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f'HhEk Hundred Watches invoice Of Fancy Goods,
such Is Fancy Boxes Writing DESKS, &c, together with
lot Of Soaps and COognes, be sold close congnmen
ant CHAS FOX,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON NJ. BRIEN&M. NJ. BRIEN, ia.
Attorneys at Law,

7
OFFICE, NO. AZ WEST-SIDE CHERRY STREET.
COOPER'S BUILDING,
Formerly occupied b. "a. EwiBg.J
HAVE taken IN coparlnsrshlp my N. d. BRrEa, IT,,
IN the practice Of Law Do all the Of Davdsoa county,
One OF both can generally % i0und 90 the Prompt
and especial attention given % sscurng and collecting an
claims, (mOney alEayB ready when collected
constantly and regularly engazsI On ny profession u The
moHntain District Tor the last 20 years, and viii continue
attend 70 securing and collecting claims nIrusisd ny
IN me counties Of Cannon, Deha0, Wh8 Fenirez Over
ton, futna an jackson. have general acquaintance
with ne merchants and business IN counteB Inc
merchants Of Nashville and n other Places might ind Is %
theT interest 70 confer win in relation thereto.
lrefer 70 any and al persons Who know Tor ny ability
and prompt attention 10 business.
mafchl7-.5z-iy. MANSON n. BRIEN.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEt
Twenty Drawn Ballots

scheme, We would sspeealy direct your ton the
eNent q ne aaiici, tpti n r1f e1asisraio} ihsra
oeing ne anP1eesdentcd num1sr 20 Drawn Ballots,
NHAfa5 NC oa4l A1llllea rarely oE1sed D. irving
Ponderahca In iaTor Of ne razhasar as well a. act
nal me l0tell .il1f VII be enlitlad $40
fflo. he osnal ana aaner arIEes ldIEhNSH, gld
veil worthy Of an lnYesnsnt for which refer you
scheme az foot We axe pde ourselves that our seoc
lions have benefited oar Patrons Prizes have sers
them and We axe ms opparlny 90 thank them the
liberal support cur eNorions have received hands.
Hoping conti1uancs Of their flVoFs We therefore,
q. -. L. :
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New Auction House.
resi- ARRIVALS.

HAVE opened the Store No . Cedar street, opposite
Post Office, where viii sell every evening. Advance
ments made cOnsignments Sale positive and without
Tdac23-tr q. FOX
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sCALESI SCALES!I sCAIESif
VALLEYS IMPROVED CATTLE.

Hay and Coal SCALES Manufactured BY c. W. valley
IL Lexington, ~, for which premium awarded
Falrbank By The Kentucky state Agricultural Society,"
their Pair IN 1850. To the stockra these Scales ore of
tnealculzble benefit they easily order and
vary from the standard weight United saIas
and viii produce the aggregated any % The
platform. These Scales be delivered verT shorl
ice, and competent workman pas them up ready
Tor use, u Instructions sent addressing the subscriber
Of d. g. Rumssy No 80, Market street, where specie
msnsof The Scale can be seen. A. HUTCHIEs.
REFEEIEcEgs
Gen " G Harding, Doyle & Co., John Harding sf N ,
Hudson, Esq, Coleman, Nashville; Isaac Harris Richard
Allen, Wm Douglass, suElnsr county BeuIanin Harlan
Maugy county. rmayf7-tEdzW3m
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
Carter, Mckay & Co,

ON THURSDAY the 4th ofJune, 1857, 10 O'Clock, A.
~ a., We will Offer for sale the following articles
200 bags Rio C0heej 100000. ID. Caps
bills CT'd and DO We Su ga 600 Wrapping Paper
535 kegs Nails, $50 boxes Mani. Tobacco,
2u0 dozen Painted buckets; 10 bbs Dom Brandy;
50 bNs Sperm Candies; $50 boxes Brandy;
JOG d" Soap; $50 90 Champaign Cider;
so do Fancy SOAP; 50 boxes ass'd Pickles.
100 dOZ Mustard: 100 bbs Whisky;
100 doz Yeast poVders; 81 bbls Smiths o. R. W nisky
50 dozen Hemp bed Cords; IS casks s. Z. Soda;
50 Jute Bed Cords; l67 bXs Glassware, assorted;
50 do Cotton Bed Cords so dozen Sieves;
10 bags FiIberrs: 50 dozen BrOOms;
u FDg WalRuts: ~ bale Grass Mats:
1904 900 ass'd- Cigars: 50 Wash Boards;
80 boxes Tea 30 bbls Cider Vinegar;
50 gross Matches: so gro Backing;
sU casks Miner q SONS Ale nests Flour Buckets;
15 do Brown S oats 20 boxes Smoking Tobacco;
With other articles suit The trade.
Unsysg-td CARTER, Mckay & co.
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10 THE CONsUMERs OF CORN MEAL IN
NASHVILLE.

II HAVE started Mil in the city, and viii keep on
hand, fresh Meal 81 No. 100, South summer street.
an orders attended TO- and viii sell ct the lowest cash
sty, and viii deliver to customers il any part the
puos. W. CARDWELL,
maV18-H Agant
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CIiff0Ea z AbbOf.

VTOULD respectfully call attention Of their friends
w and the public generally their present stock of
SPRING AND SUM MEIE GOODS
consisting of Mems and Boys Clothing Of all styles and
prices. Also,
FURNISHING GOODS
in the greatest VARIETY, among which British Half HOse
superior article; Fancy and Cotton Half Hose; MenO feet
half Hose Napoleon, De JOinvile, LouOn and great
Tey Of other Neck Ties; very rich Of Damask
silk Cravats SILK Kid Isle Thread and other Gloves
Marseilas Fancy and White Shirts Shirt Collars, both
fancy and white silk Drawers and Shirts MerBo, Lesles
Thread aud Jean Shirts aud Drawers. These
among list Of articles too numerous to mention just
ceiYed. lmRTl2-du
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lion of --5hty different style
prices ranging from sou % $500 their Ware Rooms
sI BrOOm New York So there be no deception
pracced reference price style Of finish although
The Pianos are until delivered and be is authorized
by Mssss Lghe Newton & Bradburys TO give Warranees
Of all their Pianos sold BY him.
Kbbee also visited the well known Meodeon Bstab-
New York made arrangement with them TO furnish
Meo eons so sell hem at their New York retail
prices freight added These Instruments have become very
popular in Eastern North Western Sates and Truly
deserve the notice of all those who are
- Charmed by concord OF sweet sOunds.'
He has also with the Urn OF trth, Pond
& Co. New York, enables him furnish Sheet Music
and small Musical Instruments at New YORK prices.
Mr. has formed partnership In he sale Of these
Piano with
ID. b. SHRIVER, of SheIbyViIIe, Tenn,
Who will keep large assortment in his elegant Furniture
Ware Rooms on Depogstreet
Heis also engaged with
THOS. L. BAILEY, OF Columbia, Tenn,
Who will keep good number IN his daguerrean Rooms
the Masonic Hall.
These Gentlemen will sell Pianos cheap they be
bought al the are New YORK, after adding freight
and charges. They also supplied with Carhar Need
Co.'s Malodeens, Whehthe will sell The same
liberal terms.
MR. will keep all Pianos sold by tn above named
Gentlemen in tune for year, without charge and will
give written Warranees by the authority OF Llghte, New
ton { Bradburys his first visit.
All communications from the country on the subject Of
Pianos or Nsodeons of Tuning and Repairing will be
promptly attended to- Families residing in the city leave
my residence opposite Odd Fellows Hall, Rd
marhIO-Sf G. W. KIBBER.
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%. EDWA RDS.

80. GDVE ARDS, -
WHOLESALEG COMMISSION AND
INVADING MERCHANT,
DEALER
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.
Of Spring and COIIsg Sire %
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
o.
GROCERIES.
00O BAGS prime Rio Coffee;
EUU 100 :" Laguyra do;
so " Java do;
500 boxes Virginia, Missouri and Ky. Toba109
20 bags Pepper
20 do Ginger -... .
20 do Spice
25 bags S Almonds
200 whole. half and quarter boxes Star Candles
800 kegs Nails, BTads and Spikes-assorted;
200 boxes GlsssWare-GssOrted;
25 coils Manila Rope;
200 bbls Recti6ed Whisky
so " Old Bourbon do;
so &" Mononghahala dO
so " Rye DO;
so A" american Brandy
25 n. E. Rum
25 Gin;
25 d" Walkers Xxx Ale;
IS &c Ray & Bozs do;
80 cases Matches
Also large Stock of fine Cigars, Brsndies Wines &C
just received and for sale by 10. EDWARDS.
sDs H.
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MEDICAL.
HIST ARRIVED,

10 DOZ BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW
10 EGS Just received BY Express direct from the pro-
pretOrs. For sale at so cents per bottle
maya g. BROWN, 43 College street.
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English Lasting plain and zip j Ties. With fine
ment for Boys and Youths sveTy description. Opened
to-day by JOHN RAMAGE,
aPr25 y College street.
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Ladies Wear.
GUNNER SHOES.

do do do TIE shoes
do do do Coz = Gsiters,
Prunella do
Black Cloth. do plain and tip'd;
French Cali, do
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All Rejoice

WE have received from Plade pais three barrels Of
W H. q a. CatheJwoods Old Mountain Rye Whisky,
Three barrels Of &A6H
Three do XXX
Two do Xxx
One do
Two barrels old Bourbon, 1913. These WHISTLES are
pure and worth from $3.50 four dollars gallon
For sale in any quantity. HOLLISTEB d CARTER,
apr23 q, Union street.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-07
Qrospettus.
To Mechanics, Larcn'orS AID lIdautGc-
tiIrerS.
Eleventh YEAR.

Prospectus Of the Scientific American
TINS work differs materially from other
publications being an Illustrated Period
oal, devoted chiefly 70 the PRONUNCIATION
Of information relating TO tie varionS me-
chanics and Chemic Arts, manufactures.
Agriculture. Patents, Inventions. Enc-
neering, mill-work and al interests which
the high Of practical Science is calculated
10 advance.
Every number of the Scientific Amer
can contains eight large pages OF reading
abunaantly illustrated with engraving<.-
All OF them engraved expressly for tins
publication.
Reports of United States patents gran
ted, are also published every week, inclu-
ding Official Copies of all tho patent
claims. These Claims are published in
the Scientific American in advance of an
other papers.
This publication differs entirely from
the magazines and papers which food the
country. It's a weekly journal OF Art.
Science and notwithstanding Cor it's
onJect, the advancement of the interests
OF mechanics. manufactures and Inventors.
Each number Is illustrated with from Two
TO ten original engayings Of new mechan-
zeal Inventions nearly all Of the best IN
yenuons wnfeh IS patented at Washinton
BENG illustrated IN the Scientific Ameri-
can. The Scientific American Is the most
popular journal of tho kind ever published
ana OF more Importance to the interests of
mechanics and Inventors than any thing
they could possibly obtain To Farmers
II Is also particularly useful. as il will an
prise them of all Agricultural improve
ments, instruct them in various meehan:-
cal Trades. &C., &c.
lERNs.-Sss2 year: 81, for half wear.
Southern, Western, Canada money, o.
ioSt Office stamps taken at par value for
subscriptions. Direct to
MUNN & CO..
rs Fa...5n Sc. Tx.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-07
TERMS
Hand for sale.

The undersigned, Franklin Moore.
sheriff OF Pamela County, and State
Of Mississippi, into whose hands the
estate of William Rowland, deceased,
remaining WnadHiniStered at the time
Of the death of Alfred King, admins
traitor thereof, has been duly ordered,
according Ia the statute in such case
made and provided, and by virtue OF
decree of the Probate Court Of said
county and State, made ar the No
Vember Term, 1886, thereof, will, on
Saturday, the 3lst day of January
1887, between the hours OF II o'cl'k,
NJ, and ) O'Clock, p. NJ, offer for sale,
at public auction, To the highest bid
der, on credit Of twelve months
from the day of sale: the west frac-
ton of the southwest quarter of see
ton twenry-six (26). township seven
~, range six "a west, containing
about one hundred and six acres, more
or less, as the real estate of William
Rowland deceased.
Bond and security will be required
of the purchaser, and the statutory
lien retained on said land until the
purchase money is fully paid.
+. MOORE, Sheriff.
December y, 1S56-n47-4w
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-07
grsaI Yotitts.
Executors sale of Land.

By virtue of q Decree of the Pro-
bate Court of Pamela county, Miss
made at the December Term, 1856
thereof, the undersigned, one of the ex-
ecutors of the last will and testament
of Charles r. Harris, ST., deceased,
will, on Wednesday, the 18th dav of
January, 1857 on the premises, be-
tween the hours of II O'Clock NJ. and
5 o'clock p. NJ, offer for sale, the north
half of section twenty-five (22) and
the south half of section fifteen 15).
both in township eight s |, range sey-
en- ri west, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on a credit of one, two
and three years from the day of sale.
Bond and security will be required OF
the purchaser and the statutory lein
will be retained until the purchase mo-
ney is fully paid.
JAMES .. HARRIS, Ex'tor.
December Sd, lS56.-n46-Gw
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-07
A Mosquito Story.

Por.er'S Spirit of the Times tells
at length the story which the mis-
sionary told his church brethren:
Said he, while travelling in distan State;
witnessed scenes which | will here relate:
Twas in a deep, uncultivated wild,
Where noontide glory scarcely ever smiled:
Where wolves in hours of midnight dark
ness howled,
Where bears frequented, and where pam
theirs prowled;
And, on my word, musquitoes there were
found,
Many of which, think, would weigh n
pound
More fierce and ravenous than hungry
shark
They oft were known to climb the trees
and bGrdr
How he was churched for this mon
strous story, is told, and his defence:
"Many, said, sir-and the story's good
Indeed, think that many of them
would -
The deacon saw at once shat he was
caught,
Yet deemed himself relieved on second
thought,
''But then the barking think of that
good man!
Such monstrous lies Explain it if You
can -
'.Why, that, ny friend, can explain with
ease
They climb the bark, sir, rchen they climb
the trees -
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-07
ssaEsOr'A Notice.

Was committed 10 the Jail of Pa
noia County, Mississippi, on the lSsh day
of November, 1856, negro man as a
runaway. Said boy is of dark complex
ion, 5 feet 8 inches high, about 40 wears
old, weighs about 155 or loo pounds, his
right thumb is of to the first Joint, has a
small scar on tlae right cheek. calls his
name ABRAHAM, and saws he belongs to
Capt. j. Abbott, of Munree county. Miss.
SAID boy says he runaway from Mr.. Clop-
tin, near Pine Bluff, Ark. The owner is
hereby commanded to come forward,
prove property, pav charges. and take
him away, or he will be dealt with aceor-
ding to law.
S. G. GOFORTH, Tailor.
Nov. 10, 1856.