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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-25


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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Whereas the Honorable Probate cou,, "a,
rAno'a county, a, The February tenn. lsss
sfanted letssfs VI administration 10 ths undsr
signed on the estate Of Daniel rsn,hsn a.
49,, aos .hsfviore all persons having claims
ssain,s aid estate are hereby notified 10 have
mem ffeeaisd and registered In the Csrl ,
once Of said county within the time ptsscr,bsd
by Law, CO they will be forever barred
spl:s-s,pd Aamis,,ns'
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Whereas letters Of administration m N, a.
late Of less wsison, deceased, late Of Panel.
county, we're granted 10 The andssuivnsJ
~ NE January tern, isee, Of the Prubais Court
o. sad Panels ecunty, BY said Court; now All
pessons having claims against aid estate will
present. the SANE for registration In the risrt'.
once y ssid Psncis eesrsy vishir ~ fine
prescribed e5 Law, ~ thsy viii be forever bar.
rea. &c. BiACkNDOD
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

whereas letters Of administration on The a..
Ae o. hillory csathsn, decd late of Panol,
county vsfe granted 10 The undersigned =, N.
oyp'Tmoet term, lsee, VI the Probate cour, 81
Saarsnosa county BY aid Court, now therefore
Az persons having claims agains, said s.is,s viii
p,ssentihe .ame Cor registration In the Cl,rl' :
once ~ aid Pamela county within Inc Tins
prescribed BY Law or they viii 10 forsve, 20.
red. Lf,py r.,yu s,,s oaf-
aPlis-sipd Adm,n,.,.
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CITATION NnTlnE

The State N Mississippi pihoia county n
HHy y kelih. Nlduw and Nathaniel Ksllh AID
Aah helthl heln " igHh n Keith deceased
YOU ~ hefsty cited 70 appear isfafe The no.
tait Court n tald fuuhit, n Ne t0nfthunae
thereof On ihe hufih Monday IN MAY aesi, 10
.hgW cauie whf The prayer of The petition Of
John hlitopi praying TT title 10 eHsi hall NJ
vest halfof setllun land, No. "a, lawhshlp 4
nnge : N mld county. should not he granted
Ny order N Court laasd 10Th day III Aprll
1900 W = wO0TTEN
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Drugs and Groceries
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.

ne ssA's Of Mississippi. Panola cou,,, r.
~ eIeu,'os Of ~Thsophilus 3. Harais 49,! ~
arc hereby notified that Al ,hs Inn -
leee, Of the Probate euur, ~ - sane term
es'ais q aid a~szssi Wa 80 county. ne
IA 10. rsOoa'e Jour claims against asss.sss
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III ME- JUU RNAI
For 1866.
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CITATION NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

mhereaS, at the March term, 1859. Of Tho
rIopa.c court Of Panel county, letter. Of al.
Illustration on the estate Of Robert Hardis
deceased were granted the undersIvned rnr
.nereiore all persons having claims agaln., IA
ss.'ls' are hereby notified to have them prna
1'.a Hnd registered, or they will he forers,
B. b BROWN,
i.a.s, JOS. N. HARDIE,
Administrators
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Table cutlery, clocks and a large assortment
of guns, pistols and ammunition Terms cash.
no. cLARK's MARBLE BLOCK,
myls-u Corner Main and Madison SITS.
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CITATION NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NoTlcr

Whereas tbs HonOnbl, p,,,.,.
Pamela county, at the June term Lass 'osI. q
M go. administration to the undersigned on
~. s,aseo ~ :. Ward, deceased, nov her.
.o.s All persons having claims aqaip., ala ~
a's' are hereby notified to have Them p,ohs,ss
ana registered IN the Clerks Office az IA
,Sah.yl within the time prescribed by law. >,
la, FRANCIS D. WARD
Hs'-"' Adminiara,or
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NOTICE.

The State q Mississippi. Pamela County. ia
tbs Circuit Court Of aid couniyi No iles
Jo-sphus Carter and y. X Sleixs, IT,, admins.
TRAITORS 4 Fasplsg Iss<s deceased, Va " l.
Archibald Attachment issued the 1eth day
Of March. isss. against the estate u aid De.
snizAl far the sam u u, 3os 81. rstnrnabls -
aid sskrt Netiee i hereby given 10 The said
1efendzal ". l. Archibald, thai anlsss be tn
fsr his <rpcarznee herein % or hsfofe The hrt
d<y o. IL n<rf terra u aid court 10 be held
Il the <6uri hon>e q sid county In The tovn
II pans1a. n The sesenfh Monday amer the
fourth iIsedsy IN March. 1888. and plead 70 aid
arftzz. ;adzsseni vii he entered srsinss bin.
nad 4hs estate attached xill % sold
ault-<t JC HARRISON. Clsrt.
ff-;rf-r-st r-vior ~ rl.i-tlr.
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NOTICE.
DIR. z. r. WEAVER.

Having permanently located AZ Eureka Panols
county, Mississippi, respectfully ofen hi. ser
vices TO The citisens Of the surrounding country
IN the various branches Of bis profession.
ian6-6m-pd.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The STATE n Mississippi panola county To
lnme' y Perry William n Perry. sarah n.
pf't Amelia ' Thafp William Than and
hitii a Perfy, You afe hereby cited 10 ap.
pear before The Probate Court on snid county.
on lhe louflh Monday In May next, ai The couf,
mouse o. 'ald county, 10 answer The petition of
hoheri 7 Mutt guardian Of WIN II Perry and
o'nef' and show cause why the prayer Of The
petitioner pfaylng dr the sale Of bis ward ! In.
terest IN the hast half Of northwest auar,er NJ
section Of land, No. ~, township 0. range q
wes', W said county should not be granted nv
order Of Court Issued 2bth day of AprIl ls06
"prsS-h WP W00TTEN, Clerk.
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viii practice In the counties Of Pamela,
Lafayette, DcSoto, Tallahstchie and Tu.
aisa, In the Federal Court 81 pontotse, and
the high Court on Effofs and Appeals at
Jackson. Special attention given 10 Pro-
hate business BY Robert u. Taylor.
marl0.tf.
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Ii@ resHmed The practice u medicine Il Rates
VILE. Mississippi 0ace In the back rom Il
Powell 4 Simpson store. mar1o-1m-pd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-26
XXXIXTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON Jolly rs, is6t.
sALvAToR's PORTRAIT OF LINCOLN.

SENATE. WARRINGTON Jolly IS lsW
sALvAToR's PORTRAIT OF LINCOLN.
The Senate concurred in the House resolution
accepting with thanks the portrait of the late President
Lincoln by signOr Salvador Of Venice
GRS. LANES SUCCESSOR
Mr. c. Ross senator appointed 70 al the vacancy cees
seDed by the death Of Lane The oath Of Office
administered Mr. Ross and be took bis Senator
THE CONTINGENT PrSD.
communication received from the Secretary OF the
Senate for the expenses paid out OF the contingent und o me
year ending December 1865 Referred 10 the COMMITTEE
A TENNESSEE SENATOR.
Mr. SHERMAN (Rep, Ohio presented the credentials ~
Joseph Fowler Senator elect Tennessee s1 yes
from the itb Of March, 1866.
PRINTING THE AGRICULTURAL RIPoRT.
Mr.. ANTHONY rep. X. L.. from the Committee Print
Ing reported resolution for the printing Of the report of e
Commissioners Of Agriculture for the last 1900 for TIE
senate and 5O Tor the Department Of Agriculture Passed
THE ADJOURNMENT.
Mr. FEssFSDES ep Me- called up the House concerning
resolution TO adjourn on the 2Jth, at l2 O'Clock
Mr. Fessenden moved strike the 25tb and insert e
9Th and strike out the words at 70 O'Clock meridian
Mr. SUMNER Rep Mass moved % strike out the 9Th. and
Insert the 3h Mr. Sumner asked Mr. Poland il he intended
10 abandon the Bankrupt bill for this session. II not the
Senate eoad not adjourn before Monday
er day a. deess Of tie fate Of the B~sknft bin a this
aI. FrssssDEx withdrew his amendment to strike cu The
Mr., WADE Rep. ohlO) hoped that Congress would not ad
iourB without admitting Nebraska aud Colorado His own
tst we the opinion OF the msjorty months
Tbre was an apprehension throughout the coEry that
csuntry n ongress adjourned IL would be diersnt If al
Depar. nts of the Government bat IL
was evident tbs, MSen ~ the Government
would ho hands hostile 70 the best interests Of the eoan
TIE question hang taken upon MI Summers motion to sub
,ttue he h for le 27tb Il disagreed TO- yeas Is nays
Yras~wessr. Anhshy Chandler Comes, Crews Hans.
pSyHd. howe, DOsgA Nye' fo@ecy R''s sonae' wsae'
Els1.-N,.gs B@saSEs>. cayAx nass poalriIs Edeaa's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-26
The Attitude Of Russia.

In Diplomatic circles at St. Petersburg it was de-
clared that has present intention of abandoning ITS
policy Of neutrality and only in Of any active inter-
ventOD part foreign power in the German con-
ct she would known her declarations aud take an st
tude corresponding with her interests
The Moscow expresses entire sympathy with the
Italian eause and favos the annex ton Of Rome Italy
Adyces from Lemberg all soldiers on far'osgh IN
Russia been called in and that military trains stae'ey
day from wsraw the frontier Of sesia and Galeia
Russian troops marching from POdola to Besafses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-26
The oieaae1ou.

The battle of Aschaffenburg where the Federal
army completely defeated BY the Pruans took pscs
near the town situated 20 miles OF frsak
fort at the junction Of the railroads from Frankfort and
Darmstadt and the right bank Of the river Maine The
defeat of the Federal army Ashnburg and the prov
Gus retreat FROM Kssngeo yields to the Prussans oil Of
Thurngis duohy Of Nassau the free City Of Frankfort
the grandduchy Hssse Darmsad together with portion
Of Bavaria
The latest kilograms from Austria show important cbaness
in the military situation Tie Prussian headquarters have
been advanced Brunu fortified city Of 5000 Inhabitants
about 20 miles OF Vienna the line Of the railroad
Beside which occupied Brunn another had seized
Omutz a city Of 5000 inhabitants 40 mies northeast Of
Brunn on the railroad from Breslau to Vienna Another
column had occupied Igsu town Of 1900 nhaotan ~
miles north west OF Brunn These three columns convcgns
upon Vienna will meet before its walls
The Austrian army hsd evacuated Brunn fallen back upon
the line Of the Danube and assembled before Vienna The
Emperor had thar be would endeavor TO avert
direct upon the Capital by confronting the Prossans at
Floredof small village the railroad to Onniz and four
miles north Of vienns Aspern and wsgram where two Of
the great battles Of NspoIeoa fought in 1909, may
however, become the Of new battles. Aspero 10 q
small village i've miles northeast Of Vienna wssrsm u
mile
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The Great Battle 70 be Fought Usdev sA>
Walls Of Vienna.

Pressed by deputation from the yiennesc munich
pal ~ inqung the Emperors pleasure in regard to 'h
defenses the Emperor at removed the peoples
appehenons by answering that Vienna would be treated "
open city and added that he would limit his military opera
tons defense OF the line of the Danube plan which
might bring the Prassan attack Foredof village two
miles from the Of vsnns. where the Aussns
have an intrenched camp pouL Should the Pres
san however resolve to attack Vienna they would certainly
attempt to cross the several points, and In csss Of
success the open city" would uuavodsby fall into their
hands.
TIE state Of into which the Austrian army
has been thrown BY the repeated losses in Bohemia TIE T
believes will deter the Emperor from final encounter 20 close
to the capital that before the Prusssrs shall DO
ready for the onset the Interview between tine two nposrehs
will take place which might have been more opportoney held
the morrow Of the disaster Of Koniggratr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-26
The 0isuatiou.

Cialdini's occupation OF Padua and Viccnsa, cnts
of the Austrian army in the Qusdrilstera from ree"orc'ns
the troops at Vienna these towns upon the only line OF
railroad BY which the Austans could effect rapid coneen
trstion Padua fortified city with population Of 800"
and vieensa As the railroad leading north IRON 'er
na occupied by the Ausrsns Is only Completed ss Tar
Bzen the Qusdralera cannot nov be aeanaonee AZ Tue h'
Of reinforcing vienna without h''hs ~' hs ''"" ""'
pn1ey Cjsl5in,. ... --rf Az -.f.rf .rf I'd AID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-26

man has Just left the hulks Of Toulon after pass
ing IS there He condemned for homicide 70 esrd
labor for life March 1884, By the Court OF Assze oil the Cal
and entered the bus the month Dnerenf com
mutations Of punishment which he obtained have reduced MS
captivity 70 IS years
The Hon. Joel Eastman OF CONWAY y. H., beng
on q visit 20 his mother old lady Of years or So and bid
ding good bye he did not expect to see her AGAIN
die, are you
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The Times of the 10th says: Whatever forces tho
Austrian Government may have succeeded in gathering
equal the task Of whssnding the Victorious Prossao
Who according all calculations should assemble before Vi
emma to- morrow the day after. II anything was needed to
render the Austrian position hopeless the td;nes ofths
ireparabs disaster Aschafsnbarg. which mast have
reached Vienna.
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aaengePfest.
LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, July Is, 1863.

LOUI5V1LTE, NedhtsUhy
On TINS the second day of the National Saengerest
various excursions pc-Dcs and rehearas took place. In
the evening the societies competed for the prizes which
will be announced on Friday. The Saengerbund Hall
was crowded to its utmost capacity in spite Of the very
oppressive heat The rivalry between the con,cnding
societies enthusiastically applauded The exercises
conclude with torchlight procession.
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THE WAR IN ITALY.
Occupation or P.d.. a.d vie..,..

Cialdni has occupied Padaa and Vienna towns
on the iue Of railroad Vienna The AusriaD' IN 'encfs
except those in Venice thus have no railway Communication
NTH Vienna 30 that unless Cisdini be dislodsed the
araus cannot render aid the impending battle with the
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THE WAR IN GERMANY.

Desperate Battle Between the Prussiaas sss
FederaIs. tf'
A sanguinary conflict took place on the l4th be-
tween the Prusans and Federa Asohafeneurg Inc
former were entirely successful The town was in flames a
the FeJeTals were retreating.
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Bloody Battle. at Aschafelberg.
THE pRuss1AHs AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
Advance of the Prussians
on Vienna.
OCCUPATION OF BRUNN AND ,~LAU.
VICENzA OCCUPIED BY CliLDlNI.

FATHER PoMr. Wednesday. July %. 1880.
The steamship Hibernan passed this point at $3.50
this afternoon. She left Liverpool Jolly Is about 2ocook
D. ID direct for Quebec without stopping at Londonderry
The repairs to her screw finished by Monday morning.
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THE ADVANCE ON VIENNA.

Prus.iau Headquarters at Hrusu.
The headquarters of the Prussian army, under The
King have been advanced to Brunn.
Igau was reported be in possession Of the Prussan-
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THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.


France.
Nothing further has transpired concerning the ne
eotaons between Napoleon and the eontending Powers
Several Fencpapsrs have received Governmental soss
for pu blishug false news.
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Evacuation Of Prnnkfsrs.

The Prussians were marching on Frankfort, when
town had been by the Federal troops aud the D'
had been removed Aschaenburg where the io'n s'e
sentatives expected to assemble.
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The Adjournment of she Tennessee Legis-
fature.

NASHVILLE Wednesday July u 1865.
The Tennessee Legislature has adjourned until the first
Monday III November.