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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-12
FAIR WARNING!!

All persons indebted To rs on our old bust
ness, arr urgently requested to settle up their
claims At once. We have been liberal and In
dulgrnt with our debtors not even asking them
for money until they had The benefit Of two
crops since the clOse Of the war Now we AK
them to meet rs In the same spirit, and Use
their utmost efforts 10 pay ~. We ARE com
PEELED 10 pay our debts, and u i uuren-
.onable in men to expect ~ TO walt always on
them. Most Of these claims ate in small
amounts, and their payment Would cause but
little inconvenience 10 the debtor, while the
aggregate amount would he Of great benefit 10
rs. We trust no one will iorre upon " the
necessity u making the money upon these
claims but We certainly shall bring suit upon
ryGRY CLAN not satisfactorily arranged by the
10th January, 1867. Thn u po'ihfG and Hifh-
opt sIo1hoH None can complain amer this
warning [ie21.im1 NORRIS 4 SPAIN.
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MEDICAL

Those who are experienced in Southern treat
mcnt, and have been and are In every respect
identified with the Southern people, and who
are known and acknowledged as such, shall, as
far rs possible, manufacture and supply that
demand, thus enabling every family 10 procure
ut all times, a class Of HONEST medicines,
and that are likely TO give, by far, more salts
faction than II prepared In a locality where dis
eases are treated differently. We are well
aware that there win be arrayed against Us an
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Dromsoo1o sb Co.'s
AMYQDALINE PICTORIAL.

A scientific preparation or coughs, colds.
sore throat, whooping cough, pneumonia, plcu.
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It Immediately looscns the phleRm, relieves the
cough aud pain, promotes FREE eSpceioraiion,
and sooihes and quitts the troubled nervous
system, enabling them to sleep At night Price
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Northern Nostrum Vendors,

Who ARE making every appeal that imagination
can invent In order to win the confidence Of
the Southern people; but we are determined 10
he REPRESENTED in this matter, aud call
upon the people to decide. There are three
members composing our firm, MI graduated
and experienced physicians and with all our
ability and experience vi have prepared and
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IT, aesa a a. Hill H. bmtY
IN ths rrpty Hsa, IF 49,
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SALE OF
VALUABLE LANDS.

Pursuant 10 d%esrrtal order II The Probate
court u Pamela rpunly. Mississippi, made al
thu May term. 1856, thereof the undersigned.
administrator II the estate II W ". ByarA
decreased. will on Monday the 3lst day u De.
eembef. lsC6 At the cvuft-houss door, In the
town " Pamela proceed 10 ssll at puhlic auc.
tiun h. The highest bidder. the following dss.
efibei land belonging 10 said estate, lying and
being In the county n Pamela, aud State oi
Mississippi, VII. The Southeast fractional quar-.
ter, south ~ Tallahatrhls river, u fractional
section 10. township ., n range = west. Sold
for the payment II dsbts due agalnst said g.
tate. Terms Cash Sale within lawful hours.
". = HARRIS,
doci-st Administrator, etc.
Nossley 4 Harris Att "a
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LOST.
NOTICE.
NsOLvENT NOTICE

The State q Mississippi psnsla essssx. -
the creditors q Grssns Q. Wright, lste q ~
cosntv. dscssssd The e>ssir o. aa a~ee>>r4
vas fsreFsea i~a=slvenf II ne orsskp< 80
issa 81 he Probate Court q ~ eunnfp. -
ersaiss<= sfasfsa . h notified ne>f11@n =
law. Yes s> hereby neteed = pu11lM
claims sx<ia<t The irr<1eax ~ - -
registered IN the rroh~s< Cl~A1o - =
ssnntv - - h<f<~ Ne ~ 1
lsss. - thai esrh eisim rHsy rgr<fro =
rita sksre = ~ <e@e>e - 49, 49,
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EXTRACT BEARBERRy. CUBEDs
:. AND DUcHU ron THE KIDNEYS.
For all affections Of the Kidneys and bladder.
whether affecting old OF young. male or female
for gravel, urinary deposits IT al kinds rcten.
ton Of urine, frequent inclination aud pain in
urinaiing pain in small of the back, and oil
those troublesome symptoms arising frum e.
eesscS effects of early iadiscreiion. or habits Of
dissipation. elect, lcurorrhoca, evil orrhoding,
melancholy, s%leeplcss nights, nervousness etc.
can he cured by using this medical compound.
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.mpIla ~hiuae. ~ NJ ibe lafef'i
mf basiur. In 1he rite ahi ~
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
La u.

NJ virtue n a decree u The Probate court Of
Pamela county. stais n Mississippi. rendered Al
the November term. 1866. thereof I will on
Monday the 18Th dty II January. 1891, within
hour, Al the late fslidenc, Of Hiram
Rhodes deceased. In aid county, offer fof sale
10 The highest bidder, the following Described
lands lying In nid county vtt. Soaihwsst
quarter II scrtinn %, township I range s vest
except some 20 aerrs aid tn William Edwards
and me equal undivided half interest In North
east quarter II section -, township I, range G
vest, and Southssst quarter Of section %.
township !. nngs 8 west, containing three hun
dfsd and hny acres. more or less, belonging 10
the estate Il Hiram Rboiss. deceased. Terms.
tsslvs months time aud boni with approved
security aud lien retained nPoh The land until
the purchase money i paid
The ahovs. lands will h. sold In three lots,
hfs, lot. s0u,hwtsi quarter n section -. town.
ship 7. range g minis 30 acres, second. Soath.
cas-, quarter u sessiaa - t1wnship T. rangs 9
third. undivided half u Northeast quarter sec.
ton "a, township !, range 9 vest
N. E RHODES,
dsci-st Commissioner.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-12

UE.-You th-"Sis Leila,
ply don't mama get well, and rosy
nd pretty like you"
Sis Lela.-"Because she wont use
be English Female Bittcrs, like
ave been using them"
Youth.-Ts that what cured
radma too?"
Sis Lela.-'Ycs."
Youth.-"I reckon Uncle Bob ha,
cen using the Female Bitters, too.
c looks so we'll"
Exit Sis Leila, blushing. RI
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A. ?. Canister q Co.,


Receiving and Forwarding Merchants. We have Just received q heavy
stock Of Gturcrics bought low for Cash. We propose to sell bagging, rope
and ts and everything in the grocery line, rs low rs planters can buy
them in Memphis aud get them home. We will py the Highest market
price for cotton and make liberal advances IN cotton in store. Our per.
.onal attention will be given to the business, aud we hope by correct deal.
ing to receive a fair share Of the trade
A. +. CANSTER a. co,
Ot20if Long Creek Depot
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MATRTMoNTAL.-The small god,
|upid, has been doing a thriving
hsincss among our people during
he late cold spell, as the Clerk of
lie Court has issued over eighty
ccnses during the past month. Go
lemons and get squeezed.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-12

S. A. Wells is now selling off his
plendid stock of coniectioneries at
'st. He intends moving his house
carer the railroad, and wants to be
nincumbered as near as possible.
lead his new advertisement in this
|eek's paper.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-12

WHAT WILL A YEAR BRlNG
oEru2-We see by the Holly
prings Reporter that there were
,out one hundred and fifty marriage
ccnscs issued in Marshall county
iring the month of December!
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-12

Our poetry column to-day con-
Iins another elegant contribution
ON our gifted correspondent "Pcarl
We have on file two po-
zeal contributions from co%rrespon-
Fnts familiar to our readers, which
i'll appear next week.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-12

n la.lef Boz q golIe femiplcf
another column which persons IN
,fsed bad better Ioat nhp Give
an III. money md stop trying
ut around paying what you owe.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-12

Road the ard Of Leopold Goepel,
l. Maio street Memphis, dealer 10
auou III advertisement, Ia an
her column fully explains itself.
I've him q call when sou visit ihc
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-12

r. @. Craig 4 Co. have the very
nest quality and assortment of gar
N seeds, and our merchants and
|antcrs should order a supply from
lem Immediately. $40 Main street,
[cmphis, is the place. Sec card.
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There are quite q number Of per-
ms who owc ~ for legal advertising,
I'd sc specially request such indl-
duaIs to come forward and settle
,mcdiatcly We cant afford to
at always for our fees In such cases
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-12

New Grocery Store NJ Long Creek.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-10

sua,i Chemistry OF the Farm and OF the Sea,
with other familiar chemical essays the sub
stance of which has mainly appeared IN the
form Of addresses before agricultural and sci
eutifc bodies, or as contributions to the Boston
Journal Of Chemistry ,of which tnelr author
DR.. James r. Nichols is the editor. The lee
tnres are eight in number, entitled respective
w. Chemistry of tue Sea, Chemistry of Bowl
Of Milk. Chemistry of the Dwelling, Chemis-
try of a Kernel OF Corn, Obscure Sources of
Disease Local Decompositions in Lead Aque-
duct Pipes, Bread and Bread Making, and
Chemistry of the Sun. They present scientii- :
ic facts and principles in the familiar way
which is best adapted to the wants of the gen.
eral reader, and contain much information
which will be found widely useful and inter
esting. For sale by Carter & Dresser.
From T. B. Peterson s. Co., Philadelphia, we
have Dickens "Bleak House." Green Cloth
Edition) in convenient volume, thin octave
very well printed and illustrated with woou
cuts of which the less said the better. IheSe
volumes are not 80 handsome as the oiooo
but they are lighter and more convenient ~
form the type is clear, the binding halosoiiie
AID in clleapness they are nnriVaieo' ror SAFE
at ChishoIm5, 307 Congress street, ana u. L.
Depot
"Dreaking away, or the Fortunes of Stu
dent" is the title of story by Oliver Optic,
lust begun in Messrs. Lee and Shepard's popu-
lar weekly Our Boys and Girls" This maga-
zine has beon enlarged and improved, and now
presents an attractive and handsome appear
ance. 1t is the cheapest publication of the
kind going, and one of the best.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-10
aaa| ~ ".t
Bang0r Correspondence.
g.. --J5s 9alloe5 il BANGOR, July 8, 1867.
To the Editor Of the Press re

J5a 99llos5 il BANGOR, July 8, 1867. /
To the Editor Of the Press ste. T
r Our city is now in its glory, exhibiting beau
tifully the reason of its appellation of THE
Garden City of Maine." Horticulture, as well
as its more useful horticulture am
cunts to almost passion with our citizens
and the tastefully laid out and neatly kept
gardens in our midst attest their proficiency in
these arts. We would, also, very humbly put
forth our claim for the title of "The Forest
City," for many Of our streets better resemble
thickly shaded bowers than z travelled
thoroughfares. We are proud of our beautiful
city and its elegant gardens,-nor could we
ever indulge such feeling more blameless-
ly t-. -.,..--.... .- .
The fourth of July passed off very quietly
within doors. Disappointed picnic parties and
salt water excursionists vented their execra-
tons upon the weather, and finally sobered
down to resumption fEtheir daily avoea-
tlons. Large numbers of people came
into town upon the early trains, and soaked
themselves efectually C'inside and out" says a
a Waterville letter. in the drizzling rain
storm which prevailed all day. All together,
it was rather lugubrious commemoration of
our nations birthday. Our rural friends
however, had their usual amount of dinners
ana ofations under cover, and generally clos
cd ehelr celebration with that peculiarly SUBJ
urban lnstitution-a Fourth of july Ball'.
FOR the benefit of your Bang or readers, I
send you the following list of the sa,ar;es of
city officials which have been increased dur-
ing the past spring:
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-10

BEFORE JUDGE FOX.
Observation-Disclosures w. Lamb, petitioner for writ
OF habeas corpus tor John w. Lamb.
Thomas A. Deblois, petitioner for writ Of habeas
corpus for Frank Kinball. .r ..
xBoth Of the above petitions for the discharge
of the young named therein from the U. S. mil
itary servicet being alleged that they were minors
wien enlisted, and that they enlisted without the
consent of their parents OF guardians. s.
Without any hearing, by consent of partes the
petitions were Withdrawn and the young men were
ordered into the custody of Gen. Thomas, who I'M
medately granted them furlough until Saturday
next. -.-s. e.... 81.
On motion of U. S. District Attorney, George t.
Talbot, ESQ., Messrs. Washburn Benjamin of Garii-
ner, L. A. Emery of Ellsworth, Samuel Titcomb,
Gardiner C. vose, Joteph Manley and Samuel W.
Lane of Augusta, were admitted to practice in the
U. S. District Court.
Court adjourned to Tuesday next at 10 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-10

THE ESCAPED PRIsoNEas.--We learn from
a gentleman from Augusta that the five thieves
who broke jail in that city Sunday evening
have been traced to the woods at West Wat
erville. On Sunday night they broke open
stores in Sidney and supplied themselves with
shoes. They also broke into houses to supply
themselves with provisions. Tuesday morn
ing they were seen near the West Watervilie
station, and were fred upon by four men who
were in pursuit of them. The robbers re-
turned the fire, and then took to the woods
The citizens of that vicinity and of Waterville,
to the number of more than one hundred,
armed themselves and commenced to search
for them, surrounding the woods so that they
could not escape. 1t was expected the whole
gang would be recaptured within twenty -rour
hours. hEgI e
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-10
Recent Publications,

d. Appleton & Co. New York, have issued
the ninth annual edition Of their "Hand. Book
OF American Travel" a trustworthy guide
tnrough all the New England, Middle and
western States, as we'll as California. Oregon
washington, Utah, Colorado, and all otbers,
between the Mississippi river and tbe paciao
1t contains descriptive sketches of tha -.
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battle-fields, fishing aud hunting grounds VIZ
tering-places, summer resorts, and other scene
and objects of Importance and interest. with
full directions to travellers, and the names of
the best hotels Sc. The volume is illustrated
oy maps of all the principal routes, and bv
pans OF the chief cities Edited by Edward
III. Han. For sale here by Bailey & Noyes.
hurd u Houghton, New York, have issu ID
another volume of their handsome "Globe
Edition" of the works of Charlie. Dickens r.
contains "Barnaby Ru lge," and Part TT oftbe
sketches" with illustrations by Fell. n n
Dariey. The "Globe" is one of tho A,est of
the many editions of Dickens which are now
presenting to the public their rival claims II,
chief merit is that it combines neatness and
oompactness with lesbility in greater do
gree than perhaps any other. AT the same
time it is very cheap. Bailey & Noye, have
it.
A. Williams and Company, Boston, have is-
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-10

Our fire companies disbanded upon the Sd
inst, because their demand for increased nav
was not acceded to. Brought to see the folly
OF such action, they have since returned to
duty at their former compensation. $4,000
year does seem to be rather too large an amount
toipay for the bare services of three engine
companies 7e
The workmen upon the new railway discov-
cred last week a granite ledge near the Toll
House on Washington street, but were great
iy disappointed at not finding it sufficiently
extensive to repay an exploration.
Ihe having season commenced yesterday
FARMERS hereabouts agree in the opinion that
'he crops Will be unusually largo and of ex-
cel'ent quality.
green peas from our own gardens appeared
upon some OF our tables Fourth ofJuly.
EvERARD.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-10

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-The President, it is
understood, has determined to appoint new
Minister to Mexico, and candidates are daily
multiplying.
Secretary McCulloch has informed several
members, that the National finances were in a
most satisfactory condition, there being Mon
day over one hundred and ten millions of dol
lars in gold in the Treasury He intimated
that the money to pay for the purchase of Rus
sian America would not be asked for at pres
ent.
The President has list of all those pardon
ed from the State of North Carolina, South
Carolina and Mississippi embracing in all
about 1000 names, which will be transmitted
to the House of Representatives in answer to
their resolution some time since. --'
Official dispatches received by the Govern
ment to-day show that it is not improbable
that serious complications may arise out of the
conduct Of the Mexicans, in taking Santa An
ma off the Virginia and insulting the American
flag. Gen. Grant also has received dispatches
showing that the Mexicans, elated with their
recent triumphs, have acted most Extensively
toward American officers and soldiers along
the Rio Grande. The official source from
whence this news comes fears that if the Mex
leans continue in their course there will be an
outbreak.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-10

with pleasure party, arrived at Harpswell 7th.
From Branch Ofce Western Union Telegraph.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater sh, brig Agenora,
(3Odays only on the round trip from New York to
Turks Islands and back.l
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-10

The Saco Democrat says: "On Sunday
evening, June 30th, two valuable horses be-
longing to Mr.. Oliver Haines, were turned in
to the road to feed, and during the night they
got on the railroad and were run over and kill
ed by the freight train" -,.,..5--
The Biddeford Union says: "On Monday,
1st inst, fire was discovered in the house own
ed and occupied by q. H. Seavey, at Parson-
field. It was entirely burned. The fire was
probably caused by defect in the chimney.
The Saco Democrat says: "On Sunday
last, young son Of John Toney, had his scuil
fractured, by being kicked by horse. The
horse was feeding the sidewalk, and the lit
tie fellow run up behind him when he was
kicked and severely if not fatally injured.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-10

THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER, whose death
was announced by telegraph yesterday morn
ing, was born at Waterford, ireland, Aug. 3,
1928 He was literally educated, and at the
age of 90 was 10 oked upon as a leader in the
"Youug Ireland" party. He was one of the
delegation sent to France to offer congratula-
tions to the republicans on the establishment
of the Republic in 1848. He engaged actively
in the efforts of the revolutionary party to es-
prisoner, was tried and condemned to death.
The sentence was changed to banishment TO
Van Dieman's Land, whittier he was sent and
whence he escaped, arriving in New York in
May, 1868. His countrymen received him with
enthusiasm. He delivered public lectures in
different parts of the country, and after visit
Ing California he read and practised law in
the city of New York In 1856 he edited the
Irish News, weekly paper He subsequently
visited Central America, spending some time
in Nicaragua and Costa Rica. On the break
ing out of the Southern rebellion, he raised a
company and Joined the Goth New York Regi-
ment serving in the first Bull Run campaign
as major. He afterwards organized the "Irsh
Brigade" and was commissioned as brigadier-
general. He served through the war with cred
it, receiving wound at the battle of Freder-
icksbpTg In 1866, he was appointed secretary
of tie Territory of Montana. and had tor some
time before his death been acting as Governor
In this capacity, it is stated, he had been en-
gagged in organizing force to operate against
the Indians OF that Territory
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOME FOLKS CANT SLEEP NIGHTS. We arc
LOW. Low prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians, the
.iaue anu the great public generally, with the stand
artsla anu invaluable remedy, DoDDs NERyINE, which
a. III all known preparations for the cure
every preparation Of opium-the weil known result Of
which Is 10 produce eostiveness and other serious
dteuiiies restlessness and spasns
and induces regular action of the bowel and seere,
tive organs.
No preparation tor Nervous Diseases ever so,t so
readily or met with such universal apnrovai For
Sleeplessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the Fearful
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
Of nervous diseases Dodds Neryine is the best reme-
dy known to science Sold by all druggists Price 81.
GEO. G. GOODWIN q Co,
aus1isnlyd&w Wholesale Agents. Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-10
PREMIuMs-The falloMing awards WE

PREMIUMs.-The following awards wera
made at the recent strawberry exhibition o.
the Portland Horticultural Society:
To Milton Dyer, of Cape Elizabeth, for
six best varieties, $500
[These were the Agriculturalist, Boston
Pine, Green Prolific, Buffalo Seeding
and Hovey's Seeding, and were equal
to any that have ever come under the
inspection Of the committed
70 Pierce Powers, gardener to Capt. j.
b. Coyle, for best four varieties, 4O(
These were the Victoria, Triomphe de
Gande, Oscar, and Scott's seedling.]
To MIR. Powers, was also awarded a gra-
tuity on the White Alpine variety of 10(
To Geo w. Beale, Esq, for best single 81
exhibition, premium (Wilson's Albany 30(
TO Il. j. Winslow, for handsome speci-
men OF Triomphe de Gande variety,
gratuity, 2.0l
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-10
DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMER
MARINE n EWS
PORT OF TLAND.

PORT OF TLAND.
I TFT@ Tuesday, July o.
d III FIvf Lt q ARRIVED.
steamer Ssgadahock. Patterson Philadelphia
Steamer Franconia Sherwood. New York.
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Esstport tol Boston.
Sch Tracey Jane, BIZ -, Pictou, Ms.
Sch Ceyion. Newman, st Stephens, NIB.
Sch BTamhal, Hamilton, New York. ..
CLEARED
Rarque Rainbow, tBrl Bancroft, Pictou master
Brig Emeline, tBrl Murphy. Yarmouth. Ms, with
inward carec-master.
Sch Triumph. tBrl Orr Hopewell. NIB.
Sch Shawmut, Kicker, Bost0n-Cbas Sawyer.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-10

cellent book in all families, 7o Tages rs cents, scr
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