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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-09-19

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II ErTERS Of administration, having been
Ia granted 10 tho undsrsiyned, By the
Probate Court II Pamela Coz sy, Miss. .,
the Aseust 'ssa, 1851, on The sssas, Of
Precilla Martin. deceased; all persons
having elaine against ssid estate are here.
BY notified 10 hare thsu probated aud
registered, according to lsw, In the CLERKS
o2ce II said soart. or this not ice will be
plead 10 bsr.
JOSEPH A. JONES, Adm'r.
September IL. 1861. n35.6w
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TIM STATE oP MISSISSIPPI,
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.AssLOm's

COMMITTED 10 the iail ~ Pamela W
~ County, mn old negro man, whosM'
says hs name AMOS. and tina, be he. a
longs to Simpson Merril, d carrollA
County. Miss. Amos i about 90 or 70
year. Of age, his front teeth out, high fore.
bend. has gray hair and whiskers, about S
foe, 4 " 5 inches In hight has n large .ca
On his stomach and bowels caused by n
burn. This owner is hereby notified to nm
forward prove property and take him away,
or he will be dealt with ne the law directs.
j. II. JONES, Sheriff
and Jailor. Pamela Co.
Angus, -. 1851. n3s-iw
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Thousands % hs0sa betNgs have ben
ssvsi a lifs of ~deerspisads and nisssy, By
the s.s Il tkls isvalnahIe Lipinsnl II
will relieve psis slnost isssapsassessly.
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n. 1sesis, Missouri.
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sen'r.
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tho tth Monday IL August. isdi, 10 show
cause Why tho final account of Asa I.
s%lrniipn sen'r. ,onr guardian. should
not hm allowed and approved, and Why said
guardian should no, remove your persons
nd personal property TO tho county o'
llrasoria. State u Tesa.. rs order Of thu
Court. JN. McLEop, Clerk
Issued jane 81. 1851. n2i'iw'
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-21

CT. PETERS, RYDE, ISLE OF WlcHT-sfIs5 Kendall.
- who has long conducted select frst class establlsh
nent for the Education Of young ladies' in the above siu
brous and charming locality will be happy take charge
OF any young ladies' whose parents may wish them 10
ceve solid and refined education in England Miss rem.
DALI Is aided By experienced and highly qualified English
and continental Govrnesscs and Masters high standng
attend on the usual terms For Eoart and instruction p
every reqls.te branch Of Literature Piano Ereh Ger.
man Italian Drawing and Painting eighty gupys per an.
num- Tor young ladies under fourteen years n age sixty
guneas per annum, lessons from he masters, books
and statiadery form the sole extra charge The
mosi unsxceptonab'c references given snl required ST.
Peters House delightfully."- sinasd In It's own extensive
grounds to which The pupils haye free access for recrea
ton Letters addressed TO MIS- Kendall viii mcet with
immediate attention.
RYDs, June, 1851.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

"TsABELLA BRANDYr-PURE BRANDY. pISrTIIPn
from ,he lsabela grape for medicinal purposes This
prApdy has boon highly recommended by medical fac,v
Ne sustaining snauaat for ihvads family nae Foyr
f@ JAS. H. SAITH, jR., 40 Broad street, "
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III ANEEIoAS toScT 5sI HALL a.o.rNAr.
s R last 4 4ss4y g g S SSyEIss
OVERWHELMING SUCCESS
Great accession Of talented performer.
TRIPLE COMBINATION,
Givne continued entertainment without tb eass hs~
mission for four and a half hour
444
Absorbs all the best talent in the aantry.
is the wonder Of New York
Actually strikes with admiration thos who nave se9
accustomed all their lives TO first ASS tnesu@
The following well known artists steer every nsnss~
L. SIMMONS,
In bis great and uuequaed Banjo5oloG
W. ARLlNGTN,
In his original Essence Of Old ygnn.
The renowned peiinsa Nf and yerybodys fAvssita
CHARLEY WHITE, 90,
The great comic genius Of Nsro Dolnsss
The celebrated Ethiopian cs ssxS;
The only true reprcsena,stiT,s1R NEA
Versatile and Ethiopian 9,fO sTsv
Extemporaneous and 9, S,ni n, SINGER s..,-
II p.UL BRILLIANT.
Fancy and Comic Deicer
The celebrated coaeaI.n;. 900,
The accomplished Vocalist;
SCHULTZ SISTERS,
The ceebra.od Actresses and panseuses'
BEST
BALLET TROUPE
BALLET TROUPE r
In the city, under the direction lIS o. fa'' D''"''
c-u..u 10 cents Parauet.. 1890. 20 csats
Gallery CHARLEY WHITE, Acting Manager.
r PILGRIM, stage Manager.
n LOTHIAN, Musical Director.
rrgYATRE ROYAL, MONTREAL, cANADA
Stars desirous OF visiting Montreal can Mrans'"
niGA''ey 'F9!'''J !. ", AUCKLAND. LsSss. xsasssA-
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asiUsnMrDN rs.

vs ',e.~,,., ,a,slusnnnsys. -
AURA KsRSE's rHEAEna.
oooiRsr
'sar vSSrnA7 sgi fSSffstAz IN rnr orrx
EVERY NIGHT TILE SsuRrusa sorIos
SEVEN ssffsrERs.
uNcLs cams GMsaaIc LANTERN.
" ~. FtSo aaSsS6RSSfb AND rmRrYsyx SioHrs
FaREE aSs6SED fSSSrIEaE, lHrrslx THOUSAND
va sa " " Fi sast GBs,slo.
DEAyrguL isoasEnx.
T>R0ADwAY MUSIC HALL,
Bstweon Grand and Broomo streets.
NEW STARS
The greatest combination OF talented artists In the world
WONDERFUL.
BEYOND COMPETITION. BEYOND COMPETITION
Complete In every particular,
Dtancng all the places Of Amusement III the country.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
IMMENSE SUCCESS
BEN COTTON, BEN COTTON
s sEs 9 0Sa{TSSs. b bES o eSrTSS,
BEN COTTON,
BEN COTTON,
BEN COTTON,
Tho greatest Negro Comedian Ia tho world
ANNEfrA GAIIETT,
ANNErTA GAIIETTf
Tho bess Dancer that has ever appeared In America.
Tony PASTOR,
JohE MHLLIcAN, JOHN MuLLsAN.
DENY GALLAGHER. DENNY GALLAGHER.
CnAKLEY GARDNER, CHARLEY GARDNER.
4. LEAvlTr, A. J. LEAvrTT.
TIN NORfoN nm NOTION.
Mons LA TH0&NE, MONS, La TlI0RNE.
MONS vfAAkpr, r,v MONS vEIARDE.
MISC DUvAL,
the unequalled vocalist
BALLET TROUPE
BALLET TROUPE
BALLET TROUPE
In the country, composed of first class dancers.
TIE BEST
ORCHESTRA, -''''
! under the leadership OF Mr; z ysn Alker
Gallery, - cents dress circle and parQuet 25 cents
R0nRT w. BUTLER, sole Lessee and Proprietor
Mons La gHossssstaeo Manager.
DRyANTs MINsTRgLs.-HALL CLOSED FOR RE.
~ pairs paintns DC viii reopen about tho arst O. Au
- - = - 80 BRYANT BROTHERS.
~ GORGE CHRSTY's MINsTREIs
VI StUyvoeant Institute, Broadway, near Bond street.
Only MINSTREL BAND IN THE cry,
House spacious, weu ventilated, and good programme
repIe.e with novelty CHANGED nightly Local songs, in
George Cbris,y, Charley Fox, Master Leon r. Huran
Doors open at 4 commence at g. Abundance 25 cents.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HAIL.
~ 5S5 Broadway
LAST WEEK OF
LAST WEEK or
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ,
a. NJ HERNANDEZ.
a. NJ. HERNANDEZ,
the celebrated pantonimst in all bis best acts
SAM SIARpLEY,
SAM SHARPLEY, SAM sHARPLEY
SAN SHARPLEY,
the most successful negro delineaor that has ap
peared in New York
SIG. ABECCO,
SIG ABECCO,
the celebrated tenor and harpist, in songA
JOHN AKH0U,
| the celebrated Chinese jugglor.
MILE MARIETTA,
the only real Spanish danseuse in the city and thirty
| ether peformers every night.
| On Monday night FIRST appearance OF
| MONS DEVANI,
| MONS DEVANI,
| the world renowned gymnast
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INSTRUCTION.

MONS. l.. DE GRAND Walls BOARDING SCHOOL
wi Hudson terrace, Hoboken-Fu Classical and Com
cal c0urses The French sngsh Spanish and Germ
languages. Terms S2)j per school year.
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S25 900 HEw REV RI, Na ASY Y. oNy WHO Can
brsed phreneogis. sslrogst and mediy adviser, who
gives Information concerning OF human life MRS
MERK A Attorney street, removed 81 Stanton street.
Eorsyth
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FINE ARTS.

YEN WINFIELD SCOTT.-NOW READY, A NEW
VI Steel Plate Engraving Of this distinguished and pa
triotc soldier. Sze l9x24 inches Price so cents II
copies -. Agents wanted. WI HAMILTON,
Publisher, 2l2 Broadway, New York
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MUSICAL.

ID EMovAL HORACE WATERS, AGENT, REMOVED
III to No. 48l Broadway between Grand and Rroo'ne
streets where he sels Pianos for $3.50
all round corners, carved legs $500 and warranted Sc
cond band Planes and Meodeons from $25 10 $780, All
kinds of Musical Merchandise at prices Pianos aud
Melodeons to let from 81 TO 10 per month"; allowed If
purchased per agreement Msnthy payments received
for the same Alexandra Organs FOR churches at low
prices.
VNAR PRICE FOR MY PIANO ANY PERSON
w about buying arst class Plano, and willing TO
take advantage Of the present hard hard lines will please
call at as High street. Brooklyn Seven octave oyersrung
bass, rosewood; cost $3.50. Price SOS.
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THE WAR.

ssAlNs
NARTRIDGE BOXES FoE SALE-3,s 500 CARTRIDGE
~ Boxes, New York State pattern; $500 Cap Pouches
New York State pattern for sale a, bargain by JAMES
H&STLlE, 20 Cedar street.
ENOR SALE--A UNITED STATES REGULATION SWORD
r Sash, Belt and Epauettes gade staff officer in
axoeiisnt order. Can be at r. SMITH co.'s 344
Broadway.
ID FILED CANNON.-CARPENTER 4 PLASs, AS. All
III and 479 First avenue, Twenty ninth street
New York prepared TO rife 10 any extent with
tho greatest despatch.
CfLK AND BUNTING FLAGS. ALL SIZES. CON
~ stantly on hand. RegimeLtal Eusgns Stands OF
Colors hand or to order nj short notice National and
Maratme Flags Of all nations Rogers and Maryatts Sig
nails, &c. HOJER GRAHAM, manufacturers, 81 Duane
street.
CTRONG'S PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE
Bedstead combined, OF Warren stree. and Broad
wN Agent at Washington D. C, A. s. CARsEN, No 1888
Yennsylvania avenue.
bed contrived double part to play
bed by night a travelling trunk by day
ITO CAPTAINS OF INDEPENDENT COMPANIES
Il company OF men can be received for the New York
virginia Coast Guard, at Fortress Monroe Transpor
tatlon furnished and pay commence Immediately Appy
early a. the East Barracks, City Hall park.
THE " MCCLELLAN CHAssEURs,' p AN INDEPENDENT
corps for home duty, is organized and drilling az
Aght Infantry with hcCleans bayonet exercise Re.
spectacle young men DESTROYS joining can apny every
"Wednesday evening TO J. A. JUDSoN, Commandment az
Putnam Hail. corner OF Thirteenth street and Third are
uue or by letter to box Tee -
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HOUNTRY BOARD-AT A FARM HOUSE, AT CI.ARKS
~ town. two hours ride in the cars from this city. Ac
commodations for eight nine persons where there
other boarders; mountain air and good fare. Terms
. for adults half price for children. Address L. E. d.
Herald office
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vINRED BUCKLEY, THE RENOWNED vIOIIN1ST, Is
n now teaching guitar and VIOLIN also singing, at his
residence 80 White street. Broadway, where pupils
will also haye the advantage OF learning his collection of
songs published by him in london lately. Jas Buckley
also teaches banjo and violin. Apply as above
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NOUNTRY BOARD PERSONS DESIRING A COMFORT
" able home good Board with hot and cold bath in the
house and beautiful view on the Hudson river, be
accommodated favorable terms. For particulars ap
ply TO B. CHRIST, IA John street.
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HNHESTNUT GROVE HOUSE, STATEN SIAND--ON 81.
~ monson Avenue, near Vanderbilt landing delightful
location fine airy IN suit and single thirty minutes
sail from pier No 2 North river, and whitehall boats
hourly. Terms reasonable No mosquitoes.
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.ok SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.

TStOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.
Uh Saturday August II, the United States Mail Steamer
FULTON,
WorroN, Commander,
will fall from Pier No 81 North River, foot Of Beach
AfkeE. on Saturday, August II, Mt noon.
Tbs steamer unsurpassed for safety and comfort has
double engines hnder deck enclosed by water5tight com
perens which, besides other results, tend In the event
and g8Q0re the safety OF vessel and passengers
For freight or passage apply TO
S Sho aAc n mi Agents, Broadway.
Tho steamer ARAGO will sail September IA.
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Ht0uNTRY BOARD-A LADY, RESIDING IN SIGHT
" Of the city, the Hudson, half hour from the
city, wishes to rent Room to two gentlemen gentle
man and wife; most desirable situation. Apply at 1856
Greenwich street or TO secretary Of Ferry Company foot
Of Forty second street.
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RAILROADS.
T1UpSON RIVER RAIfROAD.-TRAINS FOR ALBANY
J1 Troy, the North and West leave Chambers street
q : and II A. NJ, and $50, 8 and l0l6PM
ANEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ For Albany Trey. North and wss-s%mmer arrange
Yfps train, from Twenty sixth station for Williams
6rdg White Plains, Croton Falls, Dover Plains and oil To-
JOHN BURCHILL, Superintendent
DOCKAWAY ACCOMMODATION--THE OLD SOUTH
~ Ferry Route.-The Of the Brooklyn Central
Jamaica Railroad leave South ferry Brooklyn direct for
Jamaica and Rockaway daily, connecting at Jamaica with
The Rockaway Union line of stages, folows-at 46
And oAb A. NJ, and at 315 and AIS. r. N. Returning
the stages leave Rockaway, connecting at jamaica with
fhe oars at 645 andssl5 A. NJ, and at 215 and $50
nupday trains from South ferry leave at 745 and Sa5
u n, and 645 P. NJ Returning, stages leave Rockaway
01 p. ~ Through fare so cents. Doughty & Abrams
Rcokaway baggage express will take baggage and from
any part Of Brooklyn or New York. connection with this
route
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-21

NOTTCE.-THE NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANK
IN ing Company closed the transfer books Of tho Com.
pnuy in this city the 18th Of june 1851 In future all
transiersof the stock OF the Company will DO made at
New Orleans only. NJ MORGAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-21

ia TOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, NEW JER.
seyTbis first class family Hotel will be kept epen
until October Boats leave Pier 2 North river, at 100,
IL 20, 800 420 and $50 from Dey street at 10H and
AZ O'Clock. Only 35 minutes from New York.
WESLEY w. HILL, Proprietor.
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MADAME HARVEY CAN INFORM HER MANY
wi friends and the public Of all the events Of fe II
YOU wish The truth give her CALL at 262 Rivnglon street.
near Columbia Ladies rs cents Gentlemen not admitted
Hours from Till 8.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

r AXE HOUSE, ISLIP, l. I--PIEASANTLY SITUATED,
IL in full view Of 60uth Bay aud Ocean 1ne shade and
drives good careful boatmen for fishing &c. Distance
forty five miles from New York via Long Island Railroad
Desirable rooms for families or gentlemen
AMOS r STELIENWERF
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COUNTRY BOARD.

HtOUNTRY BOARD--wITHIN ONE THIRD OF A MILE
~ Of Cozens' landing, West Point A few first class
b0arders be accommodated For terms inquire of
B. f. RILEY, the premises, who is permitted TO refer
TO Elisha Brooks Broadway and Grand street. and 10 j.
Briggs Proprietor Of the Brandreh House, N Y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-19
For ERFOwaE

G. r. BALTJN Is a can ldatn for he once # Leu
tenant ot0nei q the FIRST County Regiment, consist
irg Of the eleventh. twelfth, thirteenth, Z urtee0'h,
artsPutns sixteenth and fra Civil Districts. on side
the ctF jvl6 lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-19
Fer Observation-Disclosures

We are author zsd 10 ann uuc- #. E. EPPES as a
candidate for co Onal Of TIE First Comfy Regiment Of
Tennessee Militia for trA Districts eleven twelve
thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen ald i've, In tbs
country Eie-tioa in 23I. 1856 ivI6 tzs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-19

We are authorized and requisite T. announce r. G
II as q candidate for delegate u the Congress OF
the Confederate Ststes Of America, which assemblies at
Richmond On the 25rh day or July next. jetS-ts
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Director Of he Mint.

AFFAIRS AT SHIP isLAED.-The steamer
Anna, which arrived to-day in the New Basin,
with lumber, stopped, en- route, at Ship Island
90 Monday, to hear what might be the news.
The Uni ed States steamer Massachusetts lay
at anchor, moored twelve or fifteen miles from
the island, and another craft "a sailing vessel
ss it sppeared) was lying further out. A gen
tlemSn residing &c BeIlefontaine, between
Pascsgouls and Ocean Springs. reports that
from signs be has observed, it appears that
the United Sta es feet have obtained water, at
the Springs. within two or three days past
n. O. Pieggune, 16ik.
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DrsPArcH.-Capt. Ferguson, of the steamer
Planter. left here on Saturday at 8 O'Clock, on
special dGtv, and arrived a. Bgl's about two
O'Clock in the afternoon, landed a quantity Of
lumber, stores and laborers, Iefs Sunday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, running The blockade, and
arrived here Sunday afternoon at ? O'Clock.
Capt. Ferguson saw of Roman a man-Of-war
which is supposed to be the English steamer
Razor. due on this coast about this tine. Ma
i3rs Trapier and McCradg went up in the
Llsnter.-C ~GTIssi0R Courier, 16ih.
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CearlscatIon 81 southern Froperty

CoaFSscatIOn OF Southern Property.
On the 9th OF ADriI last Mr.. E. W. Holland
president Of the Bank OF Fulton, sent to the
United S ates mint at Philadelphia, gold to he
coined 10 the amount Of 81 1875 96. Mr.. g..
has long been a patron OF the Philadelphia
mint-hsving sent gold there. for coinage for
the last thirty years
The following letter has been received in
reply to an application for the coin. Our
readers viii SEE that the Fulton bank will
never get it, il it can be had only on the
terms laid down by the secretary OF the treas
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For the L~egisEaTure.

We are authorized TO announce /. Il SHERROD. o
Upton county as candidate for the Office OF State Sen,
atar. for the istrict COMPOSED OF the counties Of asdi
HAYWOOD, Lautsrdate zad Tip.au ~jgI6-wte