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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18
To My Old Friends
IN
West Tennessee. Mississippi
and Arkansas.

Having accepted a permanent agency Of the
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, | would respectfully ask the at
tention of my friends to that institution as a
safe certain and reliable medium through
which they may assure their families against
want In the event Of death, or themselves from
an impoverished old age in case of ill-success
In life.
Mr.. Ms OTIS Is associated with me, and Is
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LANDS

By virtue Of a deere, q the ChAnosry Court
Of Panois ooanir State q Nisisippi. rsu.
dsrci therein on the 18th day q November.
is7. in the Eait q George W Dyer. admins
uztor, A., e. Al. oomplainantS against JOssph
". Morris sdministnies. e. al. d~s,snuants
Ne lst. IN aid court ! vii. A. commissioner
thsrrih appoihtsd. on Nonday. the 9Th DAY q
jslT isss, a. the coar-h1uss door IN the toEn
" Pssola, IN aid county. between the hours
pFsscnbed by las, Offer ff sale Al puhlic sue
ton 70 the highest bidder, the following de-
NFibsA lands lying and being In said county.
and Known a. the north fraction q the south.
east fractional quarter. aud the north Fraction
Of The toathwssi fractional quarter, and tho
northwest quarter and the nor'heas, quarter Of
faeuonal seetoa |, IN township 2 Of range
eight vest sud The north fraction of the west
fractional half Of fractional section g Of town.
ship ., nagr : west containing In all Csc
acrrs more OF Ices.
TrASs oV SALE-on a credit Of six months
from the day Of sale with Ten per cent interest
aud bond with good security.
JoHS G. HARRISON,
le6-5t Commissioner.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
The Official History
OF THE A
It's Causes. Character, Com
duet and Result.

By HoS. ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
A book for all sections and all parties.
This great work presents the only
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those interior lights and shadows Of
the great conflict only known TO those
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DIRECTORS.

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LOSSES PAID AT rms AGENCY.
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GENERAL AGENTS. MEMPHIS, TENN,
For West Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas,
TO whom all applications for Insurance or
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Ro BERT A. M JON,
Cotton Factor
AND
Commission Merchant,
s7s rrsst street,
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-27

LOUISvHLE-Steamer Louisyille-200 empty
bbls NJ Ryap--50 bdls paper Stevens q Seymour
100 bbls pork E Villavaso-42 ties hams 8 VAL
lis &co-50 bbs -four So bbls pork 1868 SKIS corn to
1913 do Chas = slayback dco--s3s r K Walker
1es do Geo Martin-530 Dymond Lally-57 DO
Blakemore, Woodbridge &co-l690 do 2 bbls eggs
Thos KING do IL halfbbls butter + DelBondio
3 bbls eggs 9 bbls pork and lard csks meat to
p 8 DuSouchet &co-39 bbls -four G G Campbell
&co-10 hhds bacon so kegs lard to Vose Bros-s
bbls pecans bales cotton Tansi Horbeak Sco-
6 do J 4 g Cromwell-23 do Jno e King-6 do to
Z E Tansill-7W A johnson &co-29 Lacey, Ter
~ &co-5 Beadles, Wingo &co-l3 q Hender-
sundries to order-Total 81 bales cotton
Observation-Disclosures Annie Wagley-5l
bales cotton Nelson, Lanphier &co-2s do Bloch
Bros-ls Beraud Gibert-14 J DaSilva--ll do
4 Richards Shropshire 4 Hathorn--4C Mou-
ton &co--3 ] ID Blair &co--3 B L Millaudon-2 do
w r Greene 4 Bros-2 J L Couret-2 Denis
Up Pavy &co-2 Levy 4 Haas I Datilho-s3
nafon--2l do bdls hides Bloch Bros-sundries to
order-Totsl lea bales cotton
THIBODAUX--Steamer Thos Powell bales
cotton II Mouton &co-3 do 8 hhds sugar bbls
molasses by Tete-lo hhds sugar W burbank
bbls sugar ] Dugas--20 bids sugar to Milliken 4
Bringier-5 bales cotton Bouligny 4 Esclapon-2
do A Charpantier-1 Broussard &co-26 SKIS
seed cotton G Massot-lSl SKIS cotton seed Aidige
Il Wo1-zO nhds sugar favy &c0--z3 bbls po-
fatoes NJ Walsh-25 do J Greve 10 do bbls Of
rice ii hides q d Terrebonne-s bbls nee Be-
thancourt-l0 SKIS rice e Dupre-l6 hides and sun
dries to order-Total Is bales cotton SO hhds su-
gar
TRENToN-stesme victory-s2l bales cotton
Jno 7 Hardie &co-123 THANH Allen &co-4O
John Nixon &co--l3 Lehman, Newgass &co---29
Randall &co-lo J P Higgins &co-7 n ellis 6co
IA Rawlins Murrell-S Bres b O'Brien-7 do to
J Chafe 4 Bro-6 4 Newman &co--6G NJ BayIy Il
co.. Mayo, Hodge dos MeysE, Deutch 4 Weis
2 voisin & Drouet--2 Levy & Haas @ Bru1-2
Plauche 4 Wistz--l Winston. Morrison &co--2 do
8 h Ably &co--2 Conner a seixas--a J Smith
Campbell, Eckford &co-2o5 sks cotton seed to
Aidige Wolf-3 do bbls potatoes to Bres q o.
Brien-3 bales hides Winston. Morrison &co--4 do
II Ware Son-sundries to order-Total COS bales
cotton tt
BAYOU sARA-steamer Iafourche-ls bales
cotton Flower 3 Haes--l0 do John Nixon &co-s
Bignon-6 Alouat Scherck 4 Autey-S do to
Ar Milfenbereer-2 Blackshear Miller--3 do 10
Wright, Allen &co-3 = Glynn-2 A + Hickman-
2 A Levi-2 West Wright-l J I Adams &co-l
cotton seed to Randall &oo--o5 chs cotton seed to
Aidige 4 WOLVES hhds sugar : Stockmeyer-
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WI confer favor upon the press BY hoisting
Code) on arriving within Eve miles Of Pass
Bar. BY this means their arrival viii be reported
several hours in advance of the time it now re-
ouires TO ascertain their names.
The telegraph station ut s W Pass Il provided
with signal books and can receive communications
BY means Of signal Gags. B. 3. 0sB0N,
Boarding Officer. " Pass.
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10 do Mcetea 3 Value-l do Mnlikcn 3 Bringier-
suodziss 70 erdss-Tot'' q bales cotton . bids
LOWER COAsr-stsamer A g Brown-ss bbls
rice D 6alv1nt-l0 DO Dsvfd-76 do e D0pre
- SKIS nee A socola 80 hbls molasses a hhds Of
sugar Johnson bbIs moIasses 30 half-bbls do
hhds sugar ls7 b6ls nolassea
NATCHEZ4 Steamer WIND WagoneF-98 bales
cotton Scott Cage-i5 do Cas- s Dowling-9 do
Buckner &co--5 Violet, Black &oo-4 Jno Aar-
&co-sundFies to Total 20 bales cotton
POWTEA,LA-HACHE- Hunter-2l
bbIs rice y HGrtln- SIS DO A Socola-l3 do 70 Jos
David-0 SKIS seed cotton n Barrois--l7 sts pots-
toes , Bethancourt- 2 bbln molasses 70 Pm3nd 4
FeIloD-fundrjcs 10 order q. Z
LOWER COAsT-Lugger Magenta SO bbls q
rice N Bar1ois
LOWER COAST Lugger spinoss--4o sks rice
ASocols ~ - f|ri..< 'z7frf-.rf-
BAYOU L'oURs-Lesssr Magnolia 81 bbis
potatoes 70 order
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Ihursday. February 3. lisa

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Ihursday. February =. lisa }
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Steamship Liberty, Balm. for Baltimore. via Ha-
vana. Witherspoon. Halsey &co
Steamship Agnes, Wilson, for Galveston.
Chas Whitney geo
Steamer Commonwealth. Lloyd, for St Louis.
Master
Fir bark Severe, Aucessy, for Havre.
w R Buddendord
schr Walter Smith. Glunt, for Apalachicols,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-27

Steamship FIRE Queen--2 casks
hardware Murison &co-l case do Mclean
Oiiver-l cask do l6 bids iror Rice, Bros &co-3
cssks earthenware Molocher-2 do Motion
/ case mdse Stucken, Pressprich &co-l do 20
bales do B Graham &co-I2 bales do Marburg 4
Fosters pkgs DO Rsniett & Benner--l do Hall
3 cases guns Buckley-l5 do wine Walker
&co-I do Given, Brown &co--3 do mdse Leon
Pierre &co-1 do GiImer, Hopkins &co--2 do d Il
G D'Aquin--1 do Bertel-5 do Muller & Piaget--l
do lie Basque do Leon 4 Pinsard-3 do Moulor
4 Dumestre--3 DO 10 bales do Il Fofstall & Son
16 do cases guns to order.
HAvANA--Steamship BienviIle-200 hhds sugar
200 bxs do Chafraix b Agsr-500 do Johnson
All do Elliott 4 McKeeyer-l00 do Maignon 4 La
borde--6 crates fruit Bornio Bros casks seed
cane Hy Won Phul jr &co. sH 81
APALACHIC0LA-Sch W Di'l-l20 bales
cotton Post b Hobby--S3 do R Walker--44 do
Wood, Low 4 Ludwigsen-22 Butt, Flash Lyon
IL Joyce a Stafford-2s Owen Bros--1l TO order
10 P Harrison & Son-l7 Hull Il Briggs bbls
tallow 5000 shingles zoo hides to order-Total 295
bales cotton e
MOBILE-steamer sarah--s73 bales cotton to
II w Farley &co -25s do Lehman. Newgsss &co-
% Jurey Harris-l0 n Hillar &co-sundries to
order-Total ga bales cotton
sTOCKT0N-Bark Dirigo-2s5 bales hay to
master
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bat. heIor's Hair Dye-This Splendid
Hair Dye the best in the world the and perfect
Dye harmless reliable estsstanssa. Nc rIdseulcus tints
Hair so ard bsntiful Black Brovn Sold by IN Drug
gsts and and properly applied ct Bschslors Wig
Fac.ory No. 16 Bond street New York
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-27

N. O., J. b @. N. B. R.-Feb 26 Ia bales Of
cotton Flower 4 Mses--l do r Pritchard-lS do
NJ HiIlar &co-3 Parham 4 Blunt-H Powell
3Hy Won Phul jr &co-5 Winston, Morrison &co-
4 Jonas & Egeleston-6l Richardson q Mayo
W Thompson-34 Alcus, 6cherck 4 Autey g to
Warren. Crawford &co-3 Jno Williams 4 Son-u
n Ogleeby-56 r L Adams-2f Jos Hoy-39 do 10
Payne, Huntington &co-37 Lacey, Terry &co-5
WI Robson--6 Stewart GaIbreath q Fizer-13 to
r 7 Torisn-34 A Green &co-33 P Higgins &
co.'s Blakemore, Woodbridge &co-S7 do 8
Henderson, 5000 feet lumber to Popp 4 Elliott
n. o., o. 4 CIV. B. R--Feb 26-3 bis moss
GA hides L Terrebonne--I6 bales cotton c H Mou-
ton &co-3Q dol Burbridge 6co--l3 do 70 A B
Charpantier-5 Beraud 4 Gibsrt-5 L Surle--3 do
Dupre q Grevemberg-26 hhds sugar Il Hare-20
do G Payan-5 do Price, Hine 4 Tupper-20 do
F e RS bales moss w Arthur &co-1 do p Ro-
binson-l2 900 feet lumber Hotard &co-sundries
TO order-Totsl 70 bales cotton II hhds sugar
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-27

BALTIMORE via HAvANA-Steamship Liber-
ty 2l9 hides Is bbls whisky for Baltlmore-75 bbls
lard 400 bbls potatoes 100 bales hay 10 SKIS oats
so sks corn $4,000 specie for Havana
GALVESTON Steamship Agnes-40 bxs soap
Sc bbls whisky 80 bbls molasses 100 bxs candles
10 SKIS coffee
HAvRE-Bark severe-5al bales cotton 1000
slaves -
ST LOUIS Steamer Commonwealth-So0 bxB
sugar and sundries
1PALACH1Co schr Walter Smith sondry
mdse efs
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-27
EIRsT PRE1GIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
AS THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

The my per cent less fuel bskss bet
Ter bread than any other In This fact
fairly demonstrated and at the Mechxn
ic and Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans 1855 and the st.
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered any
where within the city free Of charge
Also constantly hand large and complete assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
proved Patterns Liberal advantages offered
H. HALLER, Agent,
No ls5 Tchoupfsoulas street.
Ordenle ct box No. 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange
No los St Charles the New Orleans Postoics
will reeeiye prornpf Attention
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100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches. $50 70 SlOW
100 Magic Cased Gold stches. 200 500
= 100 Lsdes' v afches, Enameed. 100 so
200 Gold Hunting Cronometer Watches. .. $50 so
100 Gold Hunting Eng ish l. 300 to 40
300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches. $50 70 20
800 Gold Hunting American Wetches. 100 to 80
so Silver Hunting 30 to $50
cW Silver Hunting Duplexes 75o $50
800 Gold Ladies' Watches. 90 To- 80
200 Gold Hunting Lepinee ............. 50to as
100 Miscellaneous Silver Watches 90 70 100
800 Hunting Silver Watches .............. Is to 30
200 Assorted Watches all kinds. Tote
Every patron obtains Watch by this costing
but $40 while may be worth 900 No partisly shown
We wish TO disclose Of the above magnificent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed sealed
envelopes and well mixed Holders entitled 70 articles
named their certificate payment Of Ten Dollars
whether 1t be watch worth S0O worth lsss Ths
return Of any csrtncstes entities you 70 the article
named thereon upon payment sspectiye Of ats worth and
win q once Be seen that this is NO LOTTERY but
aehtford legitimate Transaction which BE- participated
IN By the most fhstidious - q
Asnge certificate win be sent By mall post paid upon 70
cipt Of cents i've for 81 eleven for 81 thiythree and
premium for s. sIxfyx and valuable
for $40. hundred and superb Watch for SIS Ts
Agents. those Wishing smpoyment this ID oppor-
tuny. II egimnfely conducted business duly author
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