Thanks for the correction,should read:
"Winchester" Cobert page 1--1 thru-17-Himself and slaves
Humphey Colbert-page 2--14 thru-17- Himself and slaves
(Son of "Winchester" Colbert)
Robert L Cochran page 2--22 thru-32- Himself and slaves
Post office:Robert L Cochran Postmaster
Pontotauk Est. 1858 to 1874 meaning that the "Old town" of Pontotauk (A.K.A. Pontotic) exisited for
abt 16 years it then cesses to exisit and became Stonewall--Post-office Est 1874.--Vol 26 O.H.S.
Colbert to commissioner of Indian Affairs,April 24,1851,letter recieved.Office of Indian Affairs,1821-81,Chickasaw Agency,National Archives Microcopy 234,rool 140
"Five years later, the new Chickasaw government sided with the Confederacy declared itself independent of the United States. The Civil War disrupted most elements of Chickasaw National life.Courts ceased to function and tribal legislatature convened only on as irregular basis.
Chickasaw Gov. "Winchester" Colbert fled to Texas in 1864 as Union forces invaded the Nation."

Perryville was in 1863 so that was in the Middle Boggy invasion time period.

Pontotic was a county in Ms also where the Colbert's had lived before removal to I.T.The owned large number of slaves and operated River crossing in Mississippi.
Some of the other Colbert listed on the 1860 Slave Index of Pontotic Co are also his childern and Dau's.
by count that means over 30+ slaves and over 20 people at "Old Pontotic" but if I've mis-count I'm sure you will correct it.