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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19

SOME SENSE LEFT.-A correspondent of the N. Y.
Herald who recently visited the island of Nassau,
writes as follows:
ssWhile ashore was fortunate enough to make the
acquaintance of English gentleman who has lived
many years in Nassau and considerable property
in the Island He described the negroes (who all
free being most worthless, thriftess set and a
serious drawback to the prosperity of the whites For
his part, he sad he was obliged to let his land lie
idle, for if he planted crop of anything it would be
stolen before he could gather it. His example is fol-
lowed by the white landowners and the consequence
of the fertile islands in the world is unable
to support small population, threefourths of which,
however, negroes.
In the days when those same negroes were slaves
things very different Among other things cot
ton of very fine quality raised there, but now
the cultivation of it is entirely abandoned. The gen.
ileman refer to intends planting fifty with
cotton seed next month; but whether others will at
tempt initiate him not could not learn.
Affairs in the United States the constant theme
of conversation in Havana, and though find great
deal of sympathy expressed for the South yet there is
a universal regret at the dissolution of glorious
Union, which is generally regarded here as an &C
complished fact
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19

LEGENDARY LASauAGE-Ought not North Carolina
to have some law for the purpose of Furnishing those
who incendiary language-who speak for the North
and denounce the South If there is no law to punish
such conduct, the people will appeal to Judge Lynch;
therefore it would be better provide law and thus
guard against the action of MODS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19

y. c. RAILROAD SToCK.--We are informed by the
President of the North Carolina, that he (the Presi-
eent will the stock of individuals the Tax
Collector, and pay the under the Act of the Con-
fderate Congress"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19

CHARLUTIE, NOV. IT. 1861.
General Order No. D.
Pursuant to orders from J. G. Martin, Adjutan Gen.
era another election will be held in Charlotte Fri
day the 22d inst for Field Officers of the s5th Regi-
ment, (the recent election being irregular.)
Officers whose commissions registered according
late Act Of the Legislature, alone entitled to
Such Officers will meet at Headquarters and
cast their votes without further notice.
J. Y. BRYCE,
Nov 18th. Col. com. s5th Regiment
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19

CASTOR CouNrY-For Congress, Lander received
424-scattering IS.
For Electors, Rodman received BAL, Guon 34l,
Bond a4l, Shepherd a6l, Edwards BAL, Long 34l'
Mitchell 362 Woodfn 362, Pool 449, Humphrey 44s,
Reid 449 Foster 49, Graham los, Wooten loS Nc hay
80 Rragr los Brown l0s, Walker Jos, Caldwell 81,
Merrimon ST.
CATAwBA CoUNrY--Lander received 1911. The
Rodman and Guion ticket recsiVed I52, Graham and
Reid "a
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19

RS~Capt. H. Broom, of Union county, passed
through this place Wednesday last, with about $500
worth of clothing for Capt. Stees company at Caro-
INA City The clothing contributed by the friends
AID relatives of the members OF the company in Union
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19

An average of $685. for seven. These are high
prices for the times. They prove two things
first, that there is an abundance of money in
the pockets of the people. and secondly, that slave
property is just as secure as it ever was.-Rdt-
eiqh Standard
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19

WILMINGTON, N. G., Nov. 16.--A schooner
arrived here Friday from foreign island, with
4,50O bushels Salt and seventy-one barrels sugar.
She reports no blockadng vessels off the Western
bar on Friday and only one off New Inlet.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19

H1GH PRICES FOR NEGRoEs.-We learn that
at sale of slaves made near Eagle Rock, in this
county, by John c. Moore, auctioneer, the follow
ing prices were obtained:
George, Il years old 1920
Jim, Is years old, 755
Isaac, Is years old, 7O5
Catharine, Il years old, 6l5
Woman Becky, "a years old, with
children, 2 and years old, 1885
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19

The Bowling Green correspondent of the Nash.
Vile Union says Mr. NJ. Lewis, a nephew of Gen.
Sam Houston, has received information to the
effect that his uncle is dead.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19


information:
confederate States, Treasury Department, !
Richmond Nov. 9, 1861. !
W.K. Lane. Chief Collector of n. C.-Sir: You will
herewith find copy of letter from W. D. Harrison,
asking several questions in reference TO the War lax
and the Instructions, which the Department prefers
to reply through you, as fellows:
The answer TO the first will be found by referring
to the goth section of the Act, which declares tha'
whenever the capital stock of any corporation Is re-
turned by the corporation itself, and the tax PAID
the stock in the hands of individuals shall be exempt
from tax"-and further the capital stock OF All cor
poratons shall be returned, and the tax paia oy the
corporations themselves and not by the inulSluual
stockholders" ,
With reference to the VI subject of taxation, money
at interest,"" the principal must be returned as 1t
stood on the LIST day October last and the tax must
be paid the same, without regard 10 'he
of the person holding or owing the e'ioehoe u
the debt. , Al,
If it be claimed that the debt is not worth the
amount upon its face the facts must be represented 70
the assessor and he rate the amount at It's true
value :;
In the opinion of the Department buggy is a
pleasure carriage and should be taxed accordingly:
desired you may publish this letter for the nenenL OF
the public. Very respectfully, G. L. aEAAINuSn'
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District.

1t is not yet ascertaned which Electoral ticket has
. majority in the State.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19

The Taxes must be paid in ''coin Treasury Notes
on or after the LIST of May" of which due notice will
be given by of the time and place Of paying the
same. VIM MAJ w ELL,
Nov "a 1861 Tax Collector.
The following Circular from the Secretary of the
Treasury Mr. Aemminger is also published for general
information:
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in meatstufs and breadstus exterminated or pun
shed by law, there would be gloomy forebodings
in the Confederate States and anxious inquiries to
"where the meat is to from" We clip the fol-
lowing from al exchange paper:
From the census of 1850 to the number of hogs
in the different sections of the late United States, the
following results are demonstrable:
In the IL Confederate States there 8Oc 1854 hogs
In tbs doubtful border States ken
lucky, Md, and Missouri,) 4,94S,334
Total 2O,T55,587
In all the other States (that is in Lin
coins dominions 9,559:553
Showing that the Confederate States have hogs
than the Yankees while the former have only one
third many people to feed Why then should meat
be scarce as TO cause alarm
The Nashville (Tenn.) American of the 10th,
in its monetary and commercial columns, thus
speaks on the subject of Pork: "There is strong
speculative feeling manifesting itself in the coun-
try in pork, which has induced holders to ask high
prices. The supply of hogs in the South is not
equal to the consumption Of Bacon, and this is
the reason for the spccuations that are being
entered into. The Government, in order to get a
supply for the army, has fixed the price 80 be paid
by its agents at 10 cents per ID net, but we hear
of some holders demanding and some buyers pay
ing higher price"
The Shelbyville (Tenn) Expositor of the Sth
says: 1t is astonishing to see with what raPidity
the price of pork has gone up in the last few
weeks Last month engagements were made at
8 cents, now holders ask from 10 to II cents,
while others are unwilling to engage at any price,
waiting for further advance in prices This ad-
vance in the price of pork does not originate from
any scarcity of the article in this (Bedtord) coun-
ty, for we will bring into market more meat this
fall and winter than we have done for years past,
but it is on account Of bidders here at home and
those from abroad, one bidding over the other,
that the figures are so high"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

In this county, the l4th irst Of typhoid fever.
Mr. VIM. A. Lawing, aged IS years.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-05-23

We arc told that the gods used TO
covet death by lightning AS the ehoi-
ce.t blessing. Of heaven. l. seems
that Emerson l.theridgc i, anxious
to share the traitors loom--dcath
upon the %rallows. lie il determined
10 make the Southern people hang
him. This they will DO. The mis-
cradle %scounircl has already eAhaus-
ted the patience Of our people. lie
is q regular spy. Fire and fagsot
should be applet to bis sinking car
cass. A correspondent Of the 1t.
Louis Democrat. n vile abolition
sheet, writing from Cairo, under date
Of the 10Th Of May. says:
..Quitc q large delegation Of visit.
ora from Dresden and Durham, in
Tennessee. came up yesterday morn.
ing. Among the number was Elmer.
son Ethcridgc. The party numbered
u'""s s""tt'
"a banner presentation took place
at Camp Smith yesterday afternoon
An address was made BY Col. Ether
idge. Of Tennessee
E,beridge is nothing but a spy il
our midst. lie is doing much to On
danger the lives Of our brave ,olun
tcers. lie Is daily imparting inlor
nation that will bring desolatiol
among our families and death to GU
troops. While such a traitor Is per
missed to run at large We should no
complain at any number Of spies tina
enter our camps.-Memphis IRA
hseAe.
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IuI hrlrr ~ nIssisstpri.
rn.sis touni,

~" N" HNFH ffFfH
p llthstd Ht t%Hsstnsat
III eia 30 interest
Il. N iens5 fuaums4si
Inv hAfhA
uHll bitHaimeHt h lts otta having beeu
rlarnel etenisi ~ Ftfn shmfua On
Il ~ %lferslt, VI a fuufti AID ! !, Law
nisf and ietfiaH 10 eafleiu rfapeliJ n
lhe dai Haanl Ii iha hands II aitt Fafna
siess. aal lle lefenllahi betnF a ,naH ras
.ntoltle Stats ~ Nssiss ppi, - that NJ
liuatf hatafsn n la~ eehnul Do saftei ~
nm, notice IL ltfttt fitfn that a. Che said
defendant q ~ eut aprfU AZ lha rautl
illnaa lu the tHtu II l%'unlln an Monday
lhn l8th lhY Of Mas nest. Tho slmp hainA
d. ffst iHi ~ tht n0tt tm u lhet ifeuil
toull for thr county of tauoia, theu and
there flftl nutea ~ tn 1tmHfll Huit notion
b. Ind mont will Ne wondered nraius him,
anl further ptafer iibf b. had according
~ law. Ar1 ttI hafsty osirrsl that fn.
uBtler w pihIiabai tUt four weets IN ih'
Pamela "sttr,'a newspaper Published u
the town III f%anulH, in Htti county nnt
state. \. n. RAintRS, rlert,
stNunss s cWsr, Att'ya Tor fi'ns.
April \, ia6i, NJ "
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-05-23

Tnos. A. IIAaILToS.-ln these
dull times il IL seldom We have II
chance to call attention to a new adj
sertiscment. but this week We refer
II readers to the card of Thos. A.
Il milton, who has located in New
cans. IL is well known to our
siters as a member of the firm Of
milton 4 West, Mcmphisand needs
, enforcement from US. You eau
ely upon him us a prompt, energetic
tu.incss man, every why worthy Of
patronage.
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NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS OF

PaNOLA COUNTY.
nyiF fiscal year 1861, commences lst Of
May next. | will commence assessing
on that dav in the north.eas corner Of the
county. will travel west TO the county line,
then hack east to the county line, assessing
bv townships 80 far % the sama can CON
ycmrnliy b. done.
hereby give notice 20 nll ta1-payers 81
the county to procure their deeds. bonds or
other evidence u titlo 20 their lands aud
lots mud have them present when ! call. 80
that NAV list them correctly, by 80 doing
they will save me- much labor IN assessins,
the tax collector much time anl trouble IN
collecting, and prevent confusion IN The
records hereafter. will thank tay rayor~
TO make out anil hive ready when ! call
lists Of all Of their other taxable estate.
shall attend the Circuit Court IN May.
and those who desire So 10 do. can prepare
their liats and rive them in then.
". q. NlcKLR, Assessor i. e.
April -, 1851. ull-lt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-05-23

lA~One hundred an thirty clcr.
gymen in the State Of Maine have
signifed their readiness to receive
appointments to chaplaincies in the
army.-Erchsnge.
No doubt Of ii! The hypochond.
riacal rascals. after contributing
largely to bringing about the present
lamcntable state Of affairs, arc anx.
ions to get positions aad pay, while
they mcekingly exercise the sacred
calling which they disgrace. Here
in Memphis the clergy show their
faith by their works. A whole CON.
paay l. fcrnca or forming. composed
Of clergymen, who intend to WELD
carnsl wcapus In defense Of theiI
rights and their country. We be
lieve IN the Christian honesty o.
.uch.-AralaneAe.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-05-23

~MARgmNa.-Beef, mutton, pork,
limb and chickens are much wanted
in this market. All Of these things
together with butter and eggs, can be
sold in Pamela at prices, higher than
ever was known before. Why don't
you send them into town?
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vnerSra wnrar CRop. - The

vRotyrA WHEAT CRcr. - The
psrtsueath Va.) Transcript learns
rom gentlemen from vsrioss portions
: the cosnsry, that the wheat pre-
senss . most promising appearance.
sui ths3 the farmers generally, ID
opsiag sls Suggestion Of the press.
IRE psssiae che greater portion Of
heir laads h corn, potatoes. etc., 10
The rejection ef tobacco 10 = great
eRssas. 1his = usst gratifying In
fornssisa, ssd eives sessca 10 expect
the largest efcps d tfeadssuffs this
year which the eosntry has ever pro.
lused.
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Shorif's Sale.
ERInllS ND hlRAESS.

4 HAVE Now uN HAND AND Will
continue 20 keep a small lot ~ Saddles
and Harness u my y manufacture which
wtl soil low. Persons wishing a real
homo made and well.mhde article IN my
line, would do well to stop ~ Pamela and
give me n call. Work Of III kinds made
TO order, Of tho beat material and hy the
beet workmcn IN the county. Repairing
done ~ the shortest notice, With nea,nes.
and dispatch. JOHN W. tuRNAN.
Pamela, March IL. lh6l. ns.n
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tbs WnArnKR-We have had
fires In our town on the 2lst nltiino,
being the coolest weather IN May
that has been < nown for many ycara.
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rgT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
VIII leave and ssrivs ~ fsllevsl
Leave A. ". Arrive o. p. y.
darner ss.......B.Ie Msnphis st...--4.W
Laws Arrive -
Memrhis ......5.l0 0annsvs = s....Syt
Trains s-srisinx al Menpkis sse1ess 9th
the Msmphi. and Chariesssa aad nenpets
and ohskailrsads. for tkegspt end Nssse.
rssIss srvivias n Garner ssoetsa se<se
eess~es pish = dsily liz q Nil Cs.enes
which lssvs On The arrival II Aseail Ne
for Grenada and Nes 0sbsass, ~ uses
sipri Censrsi RsIlrosd.
i.rsssda tickets ere soId by ~ ksesl-
ton q. Ne ssayesp ~ Wsssasn ncsses.
d~sinIs n. AOU0ol. OsS1 49,.
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TllE arATE ~ NiFslsaiPFi

r4H.AF H4a
Nof - Htft4 SEA IF #ffa bsiefa
a. ffehste CHHft n ths HHftv aHl
HHss afpfesaii. IN ~ aHfH Htv n dtff
tHal, u ahaw ame. Il aHF Fan tn vf
"a hhAl sae44ft N lleatf kihf and 4 ~
Hbells. admnstesisfa n Na esiHia "A
Alffsl kins. deceased, " lhe adHl fif
ton # mii estate should BE- ba tlAlFf I
md approved ~ gnlef n ihe radfi,
ds NeftnD rlsfs
lssaai 18Th n Arri, is9i. ~ r.
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Cnop8.- This has Doom an unaFu-
ally wet spring, but thc prospect for
a large crop Of corn never was better
in the county. Pamela county will
make corn and meat enough to do her
this year. Staryc us ont Mr.. Lincoln
If YOU can.
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rovuIrTgpsc the Jail Of Pamela "
u County. on March 2ish. ls6l.A'
no negro men. Who ssys their namss n
a,s ANTHONY and CHESTER. and~A
s.y that shev belong to Frank Ragslsle II
sauH,ver Mississippi. Anthony Il shous
n or - ysar- Of age. about Eve fees J is-
rb.s nigh. hs. two Of his front teeth oct.
Chester Il sbcas ~ yesss old. 5 fesss IN
ehes MIR. They hsa With them sshes gun
"a sauwisios. and fheis clothing 10 STRIVING
lssss baes msAe Of hesvy tesels1 rfhs
suses i hereby nssihea - ssas forward
urov. property and take then so1y. %
tksv vi{l b deals win - n. lev ssseets
in. JONES. sAsxt6
ani Jailes, Pspsls c..
Tus,eh aa.taI. alD.1w
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iltiliA IL The sbk. IsiaL ssa ~.
nssffta fssstsItss.

hfH Hafif aI taalA naer.aafg A.
mf Hsf8 8hvaatlstfaf ~
u HeH II itis sst~hlahlhk famsA8sl
aff 2 iht n4hisha hlnNs, ~ aelsle4lsl
Wtaht etleh bts pfsssi usslf
II ffef lHsf4aE. l6 ua ehIf eAnses ~
HHa Hlsmsu II beafh M a siai aed Al.
fti m ftttH Hlils 3 ant N fffty allms
wm discovered ~ ~ tsafxa naifmfsl.
fl III hs h ftis az II ktlHlms kuf
2sfA iA AZ fA1 iaA4l lnltAfsltg afI1e
4hi When tilmalis diseases
~ aairHe En- % ftaashaas lhe ittisb
ahd tuheh POI liefa " ihe ctlmeh, asfip#
tiH husailhHtf Nautsf BAL aheal saa
tfrulnlsd ~ att AiaissiY, Qasan Victoria.
chief II lhn mfi EFT 4 mmiss,uhsrs. h.
tN alli Atif, d htH thi Ha mahnef, the es
ithaftluae ianaayiy ahi HmafkAble good
llb ehleh baa alsass haftslefYsd IN
nhHl tants II lhe SCOTTISH Highland. and
iha musfa VII 90 lead d saah afplmatle
fFults ~ Che same individuals wlen "a
raHHl t4 r. fhHnsa 81 rlmHta.
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GET TIE BEST"
Southern Remedies ARE the best
for southern Diseases.

The attention ~ the southern public i.
callelto the following medicines. prepared
and pat M bya respectable firm inthe city
Of Nashville.
TuHY ARE WARRANTED
to Do wla, we say they will do,if directions
nre followed.
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New advertisements.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

we are authorized 10 announce ' y.
pnytps ~ y candidate fof ihe Once 81
sheriff n ranola couniy, 81 .hs October
election. | 500, =
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Hos 4 TuoMraqN. This fth'le
man visited our tonn last Monday,
and made a speech at night 10 . large
audience d ladies and gentlemen
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Wagon Shop.


II UBEH II NELR, II WIN, II.
giNIE undersigned woald respectfully In.
form the public that Ihsg have formed
a s.rartnership under the name and s,yls
~ lrl,s 4 Ward 10 the .as ani gri-t Mill
business with = capital II $1,000. Thu
mil. located about four miles we-, Of
Sariis. Thy ave prepared 70 ill orders
and 20 deliver lumbef Al medssie rates.
Wr believe that for .moathre.s, accuracy
anl~ uniformity. N. lamhsr from this kini
II mill : not elnallsl hy any.
W. have also y, The same place q good
black smith, and ssso. ". sanford . wheel.
wright shop. Adaress,
iHnY 4 WARD,
Arrii i, 1851. am sariis. M.-.
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fgorrtyror.rA Tsoxssory.
pr. z. ". tEsufa's

-
pr. r ". ttswk's
sure CURE AGuE
Thr.e o. sill no only break ur auy
ease II Citlls and Fever, but taken IN eau-
hcetiou With The painless liver Ills, will 10
vhat other g .aa and fever remedies d' No.
+la-i. a.. ersdl cate tie eausa u the disease
from ihr system. You need try them oal3
once,
That lfesl seolrge VI tine Mississippi
valley. Kus Agur. finds MI. conluntcr IN
those remedies. Those who live 10 the nj
n.mai REGIONS Of tho south anl west, viii
find ,hf.r ramrlics beyond al prizes sheh
they have oaee tested their siriae.
no THE PLANTERS.
In Tie bottom lands a the Mississippi,
All ausas anti nrifos. and Rcd River and
IN al maiarilus sections. hy following the
directions fafblu.nistrrin these Pills, viii
srse,uaIls prevent ninn-.enth. ol The Agae
and Chill Fevrrs. as well ~ Biliou-, Inter-
mlstent anil I,rmiitent feyers. that now
yearly dec matr the time u their servants
and profits u the eggr. b sirkness A death.
orE MILLION DOLLARS.
Goes North f4r taaek patent medicines
Throw YOUR Dutch and iankee mineral
medicine. tn thu dogs. unless you wish 'o
Kill. and rs thsse.
Purely ,egc,a IL aud southern rtmriies
prepared alous by DR.. CLARK. a natissI en-.
nss.ean. who has n familiarity with South.
ern diseases aud their tFeaimcn, IN a
Southern climate.
Dr. llark's SIRE cure Asue Pill.
Il. recommended for Chill rever. Fever
plmh Ague, oni nothing else. They will
| eReS,ually tr1as up and when taken in egn.
nsctiou with ths..iser rills,'will entirely er-
adieata every trace ~ disease no matter hew
long standing. or how ohdura,e the ease.
Price 81. Sent by mail. pos, paid.
One dose 0f thsse pile Is warranted q
brssk M me ease " Agne or Chill. and
used in connection with clark's raisttss
LtvEs Fitt. will sfec,uallye cure and entirely
Grad ieats all the seeds Of disease which
bring on chill fever. fever agas and daml
agus. CLAIM, ,htooI.i ~.
FOR sale By Martin a Son, Pamela, AM
Butts h Hunt. Basesyille.
j. Feb. q, fs6i. tisc-1
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sg-The river has been very high
In. IA now failing.
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II will be furnished Military Companies
ia quantities Of 1u0cr nore II IS cts. per
corr. Mretail the rsie. will he slW
t7rUsual discosnt 10 shs trade.
f1rOrdsfs accompanied By the Cash viii
be prompsly attended 10, aaa orders wall be
fllsd in sequsnse - received.
Address HUTTON 4 fRELlGH.
Southern Publishing lieuse, Nlempais. Tenn
April ~, 1eel. "a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-05-23
TILE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Panoia County. J
10 the Circuit Court
D. G. Williams,
". Attachment.

Is. Attachment.
John r. Anaerson.S
nE II remembered that on the ID iav 81
April, issi. an attachment Issued by
II. q. Nelson. Justice " the Peace. AZ the
suit Of d.. U. Williams. against the estate
Of j.. Y. andersen for the sun at three
hundred and lhirsy-shree (33-lV dcllars.l
said case nov pending in our cour, aud
that sail attachment on the l,th day 81
Arril. 1851, Vas levied By the sserih
al said county on the following lands N
the county u Panels. to wits " Of
sw ar. section 80, township ~. range :
east. n . ar Of Q az section q. townshir
u, range 9 east. aud summarizing Jacob
k~uvhendall a. gsrnishee. And u appear
;nr that said j. r. Anderson. is a non.re.i-
DENT Of this state and not summoned IN
,hi. case. ncS ualsss the said J.f. Andcr-
.on sppear on the hrss day Of the Cireuis
Court 10 be holden as Pamela In anil Tor
.aid county. on the Eth Monday after the
l,h Monday in March, ls6l. and plead an
.Ssr or dsmur to said action. Judgment
viii be entered and said attached premises
,olj a. the Law directs, and Judgment aiso
entered against said sarni.hss.
A. u. RAYBrRS.
H,ssfsos, rArloR 4 MAsfts, PFas Ats'ys
ApriI Is, 1851. hlS-fs