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We ere requested 10 give notice
that . petition to the Legislature b
bsise eircsla'sd in this eosssy, pray.
ing shas body to psss . lev for the
psrehass Of he eo,.os er'p Of the
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The weekly Panola star., 1861-10-24

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The weekly Panola star., 1861-10-24

On the 18th inst, u the residence
Of Mr.. J. q. Collins, In Psnola coun.
", NJ. .. 3. War to n IS s. A.
C0LLlMs.
Pos . supply Of saks vs sssasr
orr sekaowledsvnen's, end hops the,
psses ssd prosperity may attend the
hsppy couple through lie.
The weekly Panola star., 1861-10-24

CoL N. 8. Wsrd,
Dear Sir. You will do me . grss,
kindness to allow me, through the
STAR, 10 offer my best thanks end re-
CARDS to the .Panola Guards general.
", and especially to Joseph D. Qsinn,
for the respect ,hs. WAS shown to the
corpse Of my dear sou, WIN. Z. CsId.
we'll, who died near Pcnsacols on the
10th inst. And | do feel under many
obligations to their kind.hearsed
Captain, J. W. Clsuton, for means
furnished to send the remains home.
] offer my best wishes also 70 tsose
shss may have cared for him during
bis illness. May they sll live a
tramp on the dus. Of the last enemy
Very respectfully,
". r. CALDWELL.
The weekly Panola star., 1861-10-24


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The weekly Panola star., 1861-10-24

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
RICHMOND WING.
A. DnIIT ShIg AN RiehAOaA-Ray che Gar

Al. DaIIy wing An RschnOaA-Ray sAs Car
FseFs.
She rrsAt demand foe the DAnr WHS within ne clII'
Is vel by regular by ransien. reASor' and the oi
Guilty Of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF feAesrS
BY Carrying system st.Ped only to once suOsenp-
ions, have induced Us 70 resort to the only sAieie
mode Of managing large city CiroulAaen' 70 VI" 'nA'
of prspsyssus 20 ~ CaSriSri FrOa this date, there
e,- 40 subscriptions for the wHS be lsh within the
cy vll be taken At tAE ofce ard all persons indebted
ior subscription to the present time, within the city, As
requested to call 1t the o6ce and settle their accounts
The Carriers will Of course continue to deliver inc pa
per 20 the present subscribers and receive pay OF the
same IS She rate Of fifteen cents per week Inc puonc
viii now understand that ell restriction upon the sale oil
the Vine BY Carriers within the city removed ahd
that all Who want il may way from the Carriers or nave
4, left for them at their residences o. places OF business
September l6tk, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16

SPECIAL notice the city Aad e'untry people van' Ay
- Good. would do ueliby calling ~ No II Main ssset
Having very large stock OF Piin Lawn yasoas, ~
H. p.n and figured BGreges black and eolored sh
sn5 5antias b. sehed and sirng snd sheens oA
rrs and kentucky Jeans striped and domestic io N sn sha
,,rtants Ladiss' 6atcEz Morocco, Kid and oAtnn
49,, a. Chidrenb Shoes, OF every sise snd qaAy
nd Cotton Goods for and boys Ladies sk and Lie
s.ss. Irsh Inen 90 sTk and 80 cents; PAzasoh pian
md striped q IS cent?; sv1 Cambria and .ASons' na
nf hlus ~ vhs faetAn AStonshnE low prices hs
6.rhrc worried BAadI and cOArs o. eo Al noss Eooos
.boTs and Frsat many, 700 numerous nsnaoh, ~. S
- tAoat sharsnG any MORE they we're beeghs eefe ths
hard tnss had eoIansaeed Be careful ns' yoa '
riEht place, No. 81 hala sEssi ,oa,,v vrr.rrp
myN soS-'-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16

- D2. .. W, GARalCA.-DHAA
- srE-Ihave for some months used In ny fAmiy sea'
pes asIy celebrated baking 70 9ders and Ass psas
are Recommending Al fAnles IS the very eett AIos
lave ever sl FOR making Light, sweet sponU bread mere
10 sHcuss bread when Sen Dle's Po 0ers are e.A
sssP.s.sny. IHoaAA' L-s =. :;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
APRIL, 1851.

DRY GOODS.
ErsuHANTs visiting city Vsv OF nsAlng Psrohass
lk LrS respectfully solicited 70 ssAnns car ~ces 81 pAi
GOODS. We ODER for sale:
$500 bales Brown sheSt-ai ashfSnGS
.gJO osasbsryL
20 casez gie-chsd Shsstings Aat shirangA
soba-ss Plaid aud Striped 0snsburgs,
81 pieces striped aud Plaid Dom Ssdcs, fes sWVA1A.
o. bales ricnngs,
81 Denns ana etrlp "a eAirtAgl
BlsO cases Fancy Printa.
% Cctinnade,
10 Colored OaTnbroa
9s Keutscky Jears andrueeAA
AID alas assarsnt Heavy and Zine LasaS foe Eens v,
v1t C.rbrcs Lh Linens Lawns Plain, striped and EbroS
red Beresss saf PopEu. Cloths CEssr Veatn &C., AoS
III q Witch VI So eAeS2 70 e cash aHd prompt SAd$
ILLIrT DRCTRY,
No. IL Pearl strssI
.,i Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
DISSOLUTION Oh CO.PARTSIRsHIP,

DISSOLUTION Oh CO.pARTSIksHlP,
FsyHE Co-PartnerShip Of ClaFkson. Anderscn Cos,
vas dissolved on July lst BY mutual consent = n
the business though elmer psfshsr WI -
dnon The books and accounts be fosnd q NE onss o
clA.ksoa o., Nc. To- Main street. c,.,x.ou
in. AhDKRsOH,
- 4. II. DkoWNkLL
NOTICE.
mi, s,.. oar ,aies viii Be for CASE payable
4 l'us,n,, .sJ-.- d.S. CLARKsOk D CO.,
~ I'-AN ~ 49, No. 100 Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
DOGGBTN q ANDERSON,


~ receiving foF ne Fall Trade, oar7enss, OIL CsE5
n tns, Curtsn ODD oorncss and BAnds Window shades
Paper HAnazi, oared Hail sad Aa for prices
CAet c1rians Bes AID Mattresses nada order
ice Paper hanging cone In the ois country
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16

m LlIAEN CAFN! NIlltAFT GapOli JOnN
w DOOLEI cus-s Wholesale Retail, he Military
ADD he Pablo generally his large stock Of Home Manufactured
Goods Grey Blu. and Black Cadet and Fatigue Style Caps
hed this r. Ab tAvoraole city
Particular atteuli Il desired
the dur able and Cap zAnnf-c
cured Having hand good supply Of ock the maAufSare
Hz the Wholesale and Retail trAds oil eoncnn
IlMs DO aly. No 81 M.n Street. RoAmoad We. a.a0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
ROBERT }; DEN,NY.

E~irsci.g ss~y variety Of articles adspts9(o >
BUILDERS, MA GHLNISTS, 4 H0USEERRPER6
: Ne. EOS, ssovs 80 nksn. r-rn
AAv1 zoe IN store We largest ant nod esn- A
plas ssoet Of nnUhsh, 6snsn END American
6eskvaps I have ever had ths plsssureto Of
~ "a rep scthly invite all In ysat 70 exs.ias -
- cane before psFchang sssvkrs ~ fooA ere h, and
hAvnx purchased eseuvde ~ sssh Prepared toof
~ tAsn spon The loves ternA
nsvs q aAes 1orks Riks seyAes GnsA ASo aai Chains
eurvshef WITH GARDENING TOoIS Of all kn<A
Z n Houec-PaYnisbkng GooAs NJ stsek aho very
ssnsIss-vk Tea Tsys and Nsss tinGs and In setis
Jspsnd Toilet Sets rnxs Sauce Pans Tea and Preserving
6S =: Cutsry yne Ivory handle Knives On dos and In se
bork and Spoons Brushes Hal. and Feather Dust
n: Tubs Broons; COOKING Utenfh Ac, O.
Ana IL Buildipg Materials, parts.lsry an constantly
psspsed large and complete 0ks: Locks OF every de-
Bot Hinges Screws and Drss Rail Screw,
Gde ma Pleys sorsv out Wrost
0siI sn spss al other article hr bslaS ps1oS -
esaher vth fooh ~ en- sros
= H. = ~ EoAK1f J. DOHY,
- foc h,il hsrA, show Me DsaA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
sAsH, BEEND AND DO0r
ManufHctOry

HINE ElQUORS. -
WIhs,sin ssers imported dfsc,f Tsas'' By ihs"t'"
100 csscs Gne Osret Wine
10 baskets Champaign sins
. casiI One French brSEdJ
bsaia large lot OF very superior cid Vine.
Questionable age and purity, hsyng Teen bongl,
Also London Porter Scotch Ale .sh and scotcL whtEy
Jsnies Rar &c. Cur stock Of vrria Rye whis eomprSs
most Of brands part which very old and superior
chncrl JOHNSON, YOUNGER 0fEY,
isib No. l; Pearl Street. Richmond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16

NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
FOR TIKI SALE OF NEGkon.
sHyHR commenced The Auction yemen
o., he sss Of EEGROEs a. the Auction Room hAnkln
.tT,rt lstely occupied By BETTn 6Rn6on.
he I'm al NeEroes both publicly and pvstsy end soeis NE
p.Iror age sats and the pabhe generally He M
sy. the Interest his pAtronI and fses himself
IsI from his long experience this trade hs v be enabled 70
obt. The highest prices Ne viii make liberal advances
a. pTop.ry Ia hAnd-And prepared 70 board pesons
srs,d he Ad. end their SsrVsnhAyng ample Cocoon
nlodAdons for both. IN sNkhS
On BrGnEnn, Srd door bslos VAL ssrssS
Aprl ioh. lSel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
4 n DICKTNSoS, Surviving
Raj. !. MIL, lfsStnsrI


N Improving Ihe COaiitIO0 81 H01ses ana
hsles, giving them AZ sPP-iis Ard Relieving tsa Of bos
AID worms Sarct and DstcpeF. and ali Diseases
10 h horse subject internally this "Ho-se Tcaie" sivgs
then an appetite glossy Of hair aud be len OF after
the animal improved sitsout his iArg back his hst poor
contaa used extensively aace ts Introduction,
about oar year this city ard al pAs Of the state Of VIZ
gala North Carolina anil In every quarter
The uzion-and the demand 10 steadily Increasing.
The Horse roni, given universal satisfaction fsy the
sabscrber able ascertain b. obtained OF the
prisCpai IraSs als State, and OF JAS DUAL Drug
Tdr Sole Proprietor and Manuhc'urer. se2S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
TO LEADS OF DEPART

VIZ NENrs AND AssIsTANFS-I would beg TO invite ne
attention Of Departments Of he various efAnenss 81
me Goycrnent Confederate states In kehona 70
ny large extensive Of Books, Paper ssAnon.
cry, Envelopes, blank Books, &e.s when WIN
furrlsh theur fair prices
Having attached - ny establishment extensys booh bnds
PREPARED Binding. and the nAn1Acnre OF
Blank Books every description In the best manner and a. We
PubIsher And Bookseller
IA Hhaln street, Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
nVNF a JAMES,

Richmond. Virginia.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Aseu,s For the sale OF sansaUrSa SEa Soaking roSaeeo
500 paekaseS nos Tor SAls. sel2-sn
kWncesr Republican, stsHnton Spectator, end Frtdes
eksburg News vl copy moe and send bin TO Wig once
DIsSOLvrg N ar CO-PAREN sass HtP.-By
me g.h OF " HILL The Of DcG RuL
o. Dissolved An udebtsd 10 sai concern Oil axe
edAe payment ths o. shs e0nsern eli be used
only In sstiliug up the Ssslness.
II DICKNSoS, Surviving
Raj. !. MIL, lFSStnCL
then5elVsa tossr under she style OF DIcSHos HUI Tor
he the ae1on and eomson 6lsneNs
or ne sale Of Negroes old established sand Of Dhinson,
HnkCa NfOH'O X DICKINSON,
o,4-H SAr h HILL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16

re~SPECIAL NOTICE.-OWing to the
By upoubity Of procuring supplies, except Tor cAAh,
NJ sSs hereafter WI Be fer cash only exeeptns only those
e account have been heretofore promptly paid In the months
OF Jaausry Gnd July. mo q FASL -,
Ey3 No. " AGn sHreeS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
MOOD ANDIIjFRErs

HAvIkG Wood and Lumber Yard the line OF tie Yorl
III River Rarcsd, opposite ny wsseho7se, haze rAde
sngemsn,s for constant srrP Of oak sns rse Wood Sh
VII be delivered 10 families Al the very lowest market price
Duilden viii also fpd good, assortment OF the best VEn
Lunber, which Win be soi accommodating tsssl .
fell - A A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20
nIIssOURINEW

.s-l KANSAS CITY, July l9.
"a The Fort Scott Democrat of the 18th fur.
nishes the following items:
Gen. Lyon who is now marchidg south to-
wards Springfield, has about G, 900 men, in D..
cluding Maj. Sturgss' command. He has "a
pieces of field artillery of all descriptions,
abundance of ammunition, and a full train
Of baggage wagons.
McCulloch aud jackson have retr,ated
across the Arkansas line for the purpose Of
drilling their troops Their available force
is placed at 1880, including the Texan
Rangers and Mississippi regiment. 7
Gen. Lyons strength will be between
10000 and IL, 900. 30 44
The Jayhawkers under Jannison have
been stationed on the State line below this
place some days. Jannison will maintain =
force of from 200 to 300 men in that region
nntil the United States troops arrived. -.
A train which passed through this place
about month since with families and pro-
perty of United States Soldiers from the In
dian country was intercepted and searched a
few days ago by him, and O quantity of am
munitiou, wagons &c, taken possession Of
Jannison gave his receipt for the articles
seized, 10 be held subject to the order OF the
United States Government The owner of
the property taken stated in this place, on
bis way up, that half of the profits of the
trip should be used to purchase arms for the
Southern Coniederacy. He was not with
the train on its return.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20
n1anassas vs. No lIanassas.

Heiehol gentle reader, we pray you be
msrcifuI unto Us, and if you have any
strength or voice left after having read our
teleVraphic columns, expend them both upon
the oausrds 10 which Washington is prone,
and not upon the bewilderd and befOgged
newspaper Editor. Yesterday afternoon, after
our evening edition had gone to press, we
received q dispatch from Washington, giving
dstails of the affair at Bulls Run, as received
At the War Department at Washington. We
put the dispatch in type, and in few minutes
another dispatch announced that dispatch
was read in The House of Representatives
that the rebels had fed from Manassas, and
that our troops were in possession. These
two dispatches were Immediately Issued in an
Extra, Eith such Azming and appropriate
heads as the extraord' nary occasion Warrant-
ed. Furthermore, we proceeded, while yet
the fush Of such important news was upon
Us and the city to write such a startling
double loaded editorial, fun of glOry:and
erultation, as you would have relished Ov,r
vour mornings coffee. But alas for news
paper hopesl There came dispatch which
will be found elsewhere, that 0. S. Represen-
tative MeClernand denied the whole thing
upon lis own personal knowledge, and 50 our
qualification was at an end. As we receive
our dispatches, so we give them to you
Read and enjoy them-if you can.
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DISPATCHES.
FIFTY KILLED AT Bulls RUN.
l Large humber Of 0moers Killed
TIE ARKY MOVED TO MANASSAS
'elegraphlo Correspondence Cleveland LEADER
-.-. FIRsr n.sPAToH.
WAsHNeroN, July l0-4 P. N.

WASHINGTON, July l9-4 P. NJ.
We have mortality list at length. In
the engagement at Bulls Run there were
6ay killed on our side, and very many more
wounded. In the iormer list were Eve Cap
tains, Ave Lieu,enants and one Chaplain,
whose names have been reported to the War
Department.
The army moved to Manassas last night,
aud are doubtless now fighting, although We
have no reports yet from the field,
There Re many conflicting reports regard
lug the affair at Bells Run. One report
says that the rebels resisted desperately, and
that the Massachusetts, and New York troops
only took the position by close bayOnet
fighting. 5aIQ 5tA8-
A courier Just IN from Fairfax says heavy
cannonading is heard in the direction Of
Manassas.
Our army is provided with very heavy
battery OF artillery for siege purposes, with
which to attack any batteries or Qualifications
at Manassas.
Every place of public resort and especially
the War Department is thrOnged with q
great crowd, eager for news. In the mids
of general excitement Scott sits calmly il
his Office, quietly waiting for reports. s.
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the acti,5H, which continded about Eve hoefi.
In spite OF the various Furaofs, the eondl.
ton OF aiyalts at The Close Of yesterday may
be characterized as drawn battle, there be-
ing no decided result the Confederates no
where showing themselves during tha battle,
they being altogether concealed by the
woods, raTines and intrenehmeuts, from
which they directed their fe.
The members of the House who witnessed
the fght were Messrs. Mc0lernand, Richard
son, Lovejoy, and Logan, Of Illinois, Noel,
Of Missouri, Dunn, OF Indiana, AMI ex-Rep-
resentatiye Hoard OF New York
Il is Col .McClernand's belief from whRt he
ascertained while at the seat of war, that
the Confederates had yesterday upwards Of
so, 600 men at the Junction, or who could be
soon concentrated there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20

This gentleman of the United States Eu-
gineers, who was three years in charge Of the
Government Notifications building at Sandy
Hook, is with Gen. Norris brigade, Of Nc
Clellan's Division Of the Army in Western
Virginia. z His numerous friends will be
pleased that bis fine abilities are held in the
highest esteem by Gen. Morris, aaa-lhat he
is constantly intrusted with dangerous and
ilificult operations. L was Capt. Benham
that led the skirmishers Of Gen. Morris brig
ade from Philippi 10 within rife shot of the
rebel entrenchments on Lanrel HiI, and
there set down the Union forces in position
before them And Capt. Benham led the
command in that wonderful forced march of
the Union forces over Laurel Hill in pursuit
of Garnet's retreating Army, which ended
in the engagement at oarrick's Ford, the
death of Gen. Garnett, and the total rout Of
the rebel Army.
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Particulars Of the Battle
w near Centreville.
NO MOVE UPON MANASSAS.
THIRD DISPATCH.
CEsTREvIELE, Va, VIA WAsHINsToN,
-s-a July 1913 NJ.

CENTREvIILE, Va, VIA WASHINGTON,
a July 1919 P. NJ.
The action yesterday was at place called
Blackburn Ford, over the small creek called
Bulls Run, three miles east of Manassas
The rebels were strongly intrenched, with
masked batteries. The attacking force com
Prised the lst Massachusetts, the 18th New
York, and the I'd and Sd Michigan regiments
under command of Col. Richardson Of the
Michigan I'd.
The Federal fire opened from two rifed
cannon, supported by the infantry as skir-
mishers. The rebels replied with a tremen-
-dous FIRE from cannon and email arms. The
18th regiment had its lines broken by the
heavy firing, but rallied fer charge.
4 Gen. Tyler, Who bad command of the right
division Of the advance, ascertaining with
tolerable certainty the strength Of the rebels,
and finding that Col. Richardson's brigade
was net properly supported by artillery and
cavalry, ordered the column to retire to
Oentreville, where they snCamped for the
night So
Gen. Tyler expresses his satisfaction at the
result of the affair, saying that he got
what he wanted-informstio of the strength
of the enemy. The loss was 80 killed and
40 wounded. The main loss comes upon the
Michigan Regiments, who covered them
selves with glory by their cool and determin-
eicOurage. A part Of the time they were
within pistol shot Ofthe rebels fOrtifcatiOns.
Gen. Tyler's column rests here until the
reserve comes up. They will be here in
sufficient numbers to advance to-day, and
by tonight (Friday), we shall have 1000
men before Manassas. Then look out for
fighting. s.