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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

We are Authorised 70 announce juigs
j. I NJ pUnuhiDui q. a candidate fof
Probate Judge " Pamela County -.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

We arr aathoti;ed 10 announce j0iiN
c. MANtuSON a. a candidate Tor 70. clac.
ton to the onee ~ Circuit Clerk. ..
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oAGua essdsas6s - fsaie>n:s \
S.ceMl -.
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I~nsolvent Notice.

4 vGW pF TuOsg HANDSOME
n .sveseh BoNNErS Isfs at
VREENBUuM q EARNEST's.
April :, less. 1-d
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ws are authorized 70 suaouac,
NICHOLAS u NORRIS - . essdids,.
tor Assessor of Pamela cesssy. sss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

We ere ssshsr,ssd 10 asneuses
d. Il. SYMPTOM q . candidate for Tsa
Assessor Of Pamela Cesssy. sss
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For = survcyors

For Ceusty survey ors
We arc authorised 10 announce n. II
ulNNANr a. . candidate Tor County
Surveyor u Pamela County. -.
Wa are authorised ~ announce W &.
HARRIS as a candidate f,r County Sur.
ssycr II Pamela County. -.
For A~ssesssss
We are Authorised 10 announce ". p.
ROBERTS - q candidate ior IaH Asses.
sos Of psnsla Coan,y. sss
weAse authorised 70 aans i~es HENRY
2. RukRELl. q q csndiisi. for Tas A..
ssssor VI ls~sela County.
We ere authorised 10 snaeunce JOIN
q. JArksUN AZ . candidate Tor Tss A..
ssssos Of Pamela cssssy. -
We ere Authorised to snnysnce JAMES
4. VAUGHAN ~ . candidate fos Asses.
sor u Pamela County. -
We ere ssthorsei 70 ssneaaes q. ".
SEAruN a. q candidate for Assessor VI
Pamela sssa,y.
We are authorized 10 announce
| NICHOLAS Il. NORRIS - . candidate
tor Assessor d Pamela ccsssy. -
~ We ere sssAsrissi 10 asnesses
d. Il. SYMPTOM o. . candidate for Tsa
Assssscf Of Pamela Cssasy. 20
We ere ssthsrised TO aaacunee J. A
JONES 80 sssisdaie Toe Assessor oI
pasoIs county.
We ere Authorised V saesunoe j. D
RANDOLPH ~ . candidate for Asssssol
d Passls sesaty.
wssrs asshsnssd 10 ssassnes JOHN
WICK - . sasjiasts fsf Assessor o
Pamela eoeRsy. &c
We ere sashsrissa TO ssnssuss 10
S6eu A. nEN9tN0 ~ q eandilste 70
Assessor d Pamela seussv. -
The fsisa1s AZ pgRRY J. BuCnAN
SON sanosses hin ~ . 0sdidase "a
Assessor Of Psaola Cosssv. sss
We are ssthsrissd 10 asaossce JON
sl1ANktg = . sssai1sse fse Asssss
d rssels Cssssy. s's
We ere sssAseissa 10 sarsasee PAU
Llr 3. DAu0ll 81 esaiidsse Tor Asse
sss 81 Pansla Ccsssy. -
!
We ase aushssise6 10 saassnes VT
! liam B. FARMER . . sssaiasse Z
Assesssr 81 psasla Ceunsy. sss
" sss sslAssised to sescsnee Af.O'
? 10 2. olS0OP ass enatiiase for Ass,
sss 81 fsasla cssssy. -
. re- epooee0oos
NJ ~ aptAsrsspo v aassssre c. =
0ENg STRpsfEN - ms1i1ase Ter
: I1esnsa = ~ ma -
We ARE sssAevise1 10 sasssses ]
= yepa !. wnl0lI1, j.. - eesn1e
fes pS,peenaa h usnl Nss& -
Vel ~ sssAssiss1 - ss.s.ese y.
oAkeaes ess4sasas - fsaies":s
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

We sss authorised to asacunee J. A
JONES ~ ssslsdase fos Assessor o|
rasoIs soas,y.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

We ere ss,h,nssi 70 ssasaacs @. ",
SEArUN a. candidate for Assessor sI
Pamela sssaty.
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We ere ssshsrissd 10 ssnsssss 10.
S8Pn A. nEN9tN0 ~ q candidate for
Assessor Of Pamela eoussv. -
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We ase asshssised 10 saassnes W.T.
LlAM B. FARMER q . essaiasse fes
Assessor d pssela ceussy. -
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We ere Authorised 70 sasssnse 7. D.
RANDOLPH ~ . candidate for Assssso,
u Paaela ssuaty.
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Wear ssshsnssd 10 sssssresJ UtlNJ.
WICK - . sasiiisss fsf Assessor Of
Pamela sosssy. sss
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We ere ssthsrised 10 aaaoaaee John
sl1ANkLe - . sss1iisse fse AssssseI
d pasela Csssly. -
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We ars sssAoe;sed 10 sausance pIltf..
tlr .. DAu0sl - I candidate Tor Assss.
sef Il Pansla Ccusty. sss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

Sole proprietor u the Cordial,
Also, Mct.sas's volessic Oil i.inimsns.
e7rPriacipal depot sn the corner ol
Third and Pine streets, 81. Louis, No.
e Hos sale In Pamela, Mississippi, b.
1llcS. D.. CLAkkE,
~ ne Dviek Corner.
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NAksx UP hy llsary Mile, asas
Pisss.ns Mssas, sss lluneG Nule,
y u hasAs high, Z yeses III, slask
cs. . ssar On he ushi high
'cSss' :ss..
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Wa are authorised 10 announce W G.
HARRIS Al a candidate for County Sur.
veycr " Pamela County. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

SIlarvGEIHID, H., sept w. 1905.
The -,iproachia9 Eloctica in Uinoss-Iraspects @ M
ra,,dsicaes-Jutse Brsese ne Popular Acmi'see Dc.
The approaching election in Illinois i exciting great
deal u interest and the claims and prospects Of the rival
candidates are earnestly discussed Judge Breese, Who
you aware the democratic candidate for the United
States Senate against Douglas certain al success and
win be put in by large majority. All the talk in For
ney. paper about the unirendy feelings which existed
between Judge and the President when they
beth in the Senate is all nonsense. They we're always
devoted friends and proof Of this the Judge
named his after Mr.. Buchanan.
Judge Brcesc is IN favor Of Southern rights, and
has all his life time been against the Wlmot
provso any abridgment Of Southern rights. He
Is true democrat IN every sense OF the word, and
a States rights man in the strictcst Of the
word. The contest in this State is between
Douglas and the abotionist Lincoln but between Judge
Brcese, national democrat, and the field He served
one term with distinguished honor in the United States
Senate whittier he will certainly return and thence be
sent 10 the White House. There is other upon
whom Northern and Southern democrats cordially
unite The journals of the Senate will show the part no
took IN the great questions Of that day HIS speech the
Texas treaty was pronounced by Mr. Calhoun the abest
made on that question" His speeches on the Three M
lion and Ten Regiment bills him To he statesman
OF no common order. His vote is recorded against extend
ng the Compromise bill SO 80 10 the Pacific while his
favor Of the reduction OF the tariff the
ard saved that bill or all public there
10 whom the destines OF the Union be safely
committed. He is now Judge Of the Supreme Court,
elected by n large vote against all OF Douglas oppo
snn and enjoys In the highest degree the confidence
his friends and neghhors and party who without agency
al his own, have made him the standard bearer in the
War low carried on by Forney, Douglas. Heiss and
others against the able administration Of Mr. Buchanan
desperate effort will doubtless be made by the Dough-
party 10 elect their candidate hu the people have been
thoroughly disgust I'd with his mescrynf policy, and
VIII give full expression to their feelings At si4e polls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
Toial.............5.il2,o54 3,s97 ,o5S

There in the weeks returns as compared
with tho corresponding week Of last year. on each line
COS tons the Lhigh Canl sc tons on the Ichigh
Valley Railroad Il 49, he sc.uyIln Navigation and
qs2 on the Reading Railroad sin the coal business
very dull, and II only looks well when compared with
tine last year when IN The h. it Of the panic
and all business nearly Destroyed
lie Philadelphia Ledgsr Of to day has the following
relating 70 the Long Island Railroad Company
There was meeting q tho Ttocsholicrs II the one
leland Railroad COMPANY, At the Philadelphia Exchangr on
Thursday ~ consider Tho lropFiciy ~ giving authority 10
the managers u The company b. change the press
of travel frufn the BruoAyn and Jamaica road which
heid ny the Long Island Railroad ~ Lease to The Flushing
Railiead, AID proposed branch Rad from Winfield 10 Ia
mai,a TIE Long land Railroad begins al Jamaica and
extends y GrcctpoFt, eighty tour miles Tho distance
jamaica 20 Brooklyn eleven miles The citizens q
brooklyn object - - am power the pren, route and
olose; On conditions hs' TIC company nil give 10 il
lease which runs until 1850, ~ make the connection by
way Of the Flushing road That stockholders might act
adysedy tie officers u The company prepared and laid
before them fu aud satisfactory exhibit Of the condi
ton Il the company IN this rczpoc the advantages
Tor and against the pending proposition The attendance
81 stockholders quite fan 10, was Thought al.
vsahle, before coming % any definite acton on the sub.
jcc " make The cal " The meeting little more explicit.
an WIZ vat view, We understand, adjourned for
two weeks, wcn The desired action oi the stockholders
viii b. had A. nearly all the stock Of this coinpany r
held ~ and about Philadelphia. proposition vas made
= the exp'dcncy q having tho transfer ofaco here.
Sho1td I've managers aeqelesce % the poprC;y 81 this
request, secretary will probably be elected 20 perma
Ecuu! reside here.
The contest Al present pending IN Massachusetts, be.
tween The SUFFOLK BaAk and the country banks, which
lave established institution entitled the Bank Of Mu.
test Redemption, in the city Of Bv1un leading 70 some
curious scenes. Tie following, which Is from Lowell
paper, appears 10 be roles upon az true
srpots BASK v Low1L B,vK
since the 10Th Suo.k has retained Tho nils of
thc I'll. ths 2tA and hr 2iih he suaok faced II ~.
cert nd deliver te bills 4 little before twelve yes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nrorfcr TO MARINERS.

NOTICE To MARINERS
IN Ilic Gull, Ncrwslk Island and Great Captains Isans
Lighthouses Long Island Sound -
The reflector lighting apparatus the Little guu Tsan
Lighthouse viii, IN few d.ys this date be taken d,u,
the " remodcng the receive lcns
light
Durrg the hat occupied by the M.
ces9afy for tho substitution temporary light exhibited
comp sed Of four globe lens lights and sixth
lens light
The new leh WIN be third order catadiopic Fresne lens
vi n lxcd white light.
Ar the same time The reflector apparatus a. yorwsk
Island Lighthouse will he removed and replaced hy fourth
order cttadinric Ffesnel lens light 81 ~
The present light win regard co1rs and revo on via -
volvtug red and white, - -
~ the time there will he similar suba,,,or "A
Great Captains Island clubhouse The new leh sill he
fourth order catadnVtfic fresus lens with hved wilma lyt
each OF the two last named lighthouses will be eshl.
bted during the interval single globe lene light = -
by order OF the Lighthouse Board.
,. ST G. MORTON
. Lieu enant q. A. Corps az pns,neers
ispsber y, ls5s. ''" '~-''V'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
Miscellaneous.

The steamship Vanderbilt Cap; efcvre sailed yesterday for
Southampton and Iavrr with 40 passengers the above
Snl first and ID second cabin passengers which Is
larger number with exception than has before left
these shores n a steamer for Europe.
BsRF Csvao mo, Culloma Washington from Galveston
New York. he vessel that pu; into Key ives, 10Th nit
with crew sick. She sailed 2Bi f1r destination.
CoDsIoS-Ou Friday ~ irst At ~ IN on tho Woodlands
The Delaware tupes hence for Philadelphia
conac, viii pilot boat George steers and carried htr
tawpt and IN her bows FOR three four whh
her ~ leak hadA The damage e. the Delaware could
BE- ssceftsucd hn, doubtless ng she returned
with The pilot boat IN tow, and then pruceedc1
her voyage
ScHA MaYrLowrR, Clark rum Boston for Mtclissport zen
viii III Natincus R0fk he q scbr N about 100 toms
laL " Eaier and as gone had Nlns house. There gvpg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

SATURDAY, Ustober III. NJ
flour has again declined, kinds being loc l5c.
per Dbl lower, with sales Of $500 bbis.
wHEsr.-sales 1900 bushels, including unsound Mil
wauke at private bargain, and red and white Southern
within yesterdays prices.
CoRS-saes IS, 500 bushels at COO. a 73i,c for mixed
Western.
RyE.--Sales Q 900 bushels prime at SOC
luER.-Thc market was frmer Sales GOO bbls mess
at $40 80 Il 81, and prime at $l4 rs SIS.
WHrsKEy IS IN demand ut &c. per gallon.
Cu1ToS has not advanced much.
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and prompt action In Withdrawing from the Suffolk and
joining the Bank Of Mutual Redemption. They have near
an agreed TO this coursenow they need 70 execute II,
and together, and the battle will be over Tho IL,
banks could give greater evidence of their inh rent
weakness than the hesitation they exhibit at carrying out
The policy which, after months and years Of
they have determined 10 adopt in the establishment and
use OF the Bank Of Mutual Redemption for their Boston
agency.
The following gives comparison Of the weeks aggre
gates Of the Philadelphia banks, compared with last
rnnks
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The movements OF the banks show very decided in
crease in the average deposits and also very conside
rablc falling OF in the loans. The specie has fallen Off
trife, as has also the circulation
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