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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-24
ClIANCERY NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi In Pamela County.
N the ChancSry Cout, Of sald County. A,
RULES heior the Clerk Of said Court Al m. ~
nv n The town Of Pamela. On the hni Nonds,
.eth DAY Of Narch, ls6d No t0f. A 4
lawson u z II. nuiori. ., al rpon %opsnles
the eouplainants bill In this can.c. and 4, an
pelfing 10 the satisfaction Of The Court. ma, X.
defendant y n nuicrd, Is no, a Citizen or M
state OF Mississippi, but rvsidcs beyond the linn.
lis uheteot, 30 that The ordinary nroccs. Of law
cannot be sefycd upon him. II L therrforr or
defsi hi The Court that he et,cr his snprarans.
hefsln, on OF hsiore the dnt day of The ns,,
tenn Of said Court, TO he holden q, Inc Cons,
House Of aid coaniy in the town Of Pamela. an
the seventh Monday aner The foursh uuuaa, IN
NArch, 1890 and plead, aas~ er or dcmus -
eonplainants bill, ur the several allecst,oas
thereof will he taken Coz ronhssed a. IA him
hs further ordered thai a copy Of this or,s,,
es published IN the weekly Pamela sr.s
newspaper published In the town Of Pansl. II
said cuun,y, ior four weeks scre~lvsl,'
maflo-'t &c HARRISON, Cietk.
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L Il l..

The State Of Mississippi, in the CHANGER,
court Of Tunica county; at rules, Februnr,
term, 1866. Thomas D. Tresvant, Thomas II
Turner executor Of n. II. Humphreys deceased
=, p A. Perkins. Upon opening the matters q
this bill, II appears TO the satisfaction OF the
court that The Defendant, p. A. Perkins, Is a
nonresident of the State Of Mississippi, and 4
now beyond the limits thereof, so tina, the or.
binary process Of law cannot be served upon
him. Upon motion Of complainant Il Is there.
lore ordered that the said defendant p. A.
Perkins, do appear before the chsncery court of
Tuhiea county, to be held at the court room In
The town of Austin, on the frt Monday In
April 1866, aud plead, answer or demur 10 the
said bill, or its several allegations will be taken
Tor confessed rs to him, and the cause proceed.
cd In accordingly. And II Is further ordered
hat a copy Of this order be published once A
week 7~ucccSively for one month in the Pamela
sfAa a newspaper published In the town Of
Fano'a, Mississippi, there being no newspaper
published In the said county Of Tunica.
iebl7-4t. 10 HARDEMAN, CLERK.
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IMPROVEMENT NnrICr

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela County. II
.he Oircnit Court Of said county. No. ?o95
I%fis'ant Medieval w. o. kellog. Attachment
ISSUED the 9th day n January. ieGG. and IssIsJ
upon We estate Of the said defendant for IN,
sum OF sl5SJ %, %rciurnahlc to The Circuit
Oourt Of said county. Notice Is hereby given
70 the said defendant o. Kellogg, that unles.
PC appear before said Court on the fut day ol
me neat term thereof 10 be holden in and Gr
aid county, a. the Cour,-housc thereof In the
Q OF Pamela, on the seventh Monday s0sr
inc icutth Monday In March, 1865, and nlead Ia
sald action, Judgment will he entered ngains,
MIN, and the estate attached win be- rold.
marlT-it &c HARRISON cf,.,
y Miller 4 Son, alt'ys fr pin'tn.
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CITATION NOTICE.

Inc seie Of Mississippi Pamela county.
10 stephen ~farhroaeh, William Yarhmavh
aasashns i~arhruuEh, Richard Yarhsoash
ssl,ea iarhfuaEh, fancy farhroagh. Jos'nl
IsfhfeaFh Icha fathroush and lanes Va,
esoagh. heirs and distributes u William H.
~, decreased lou aud each Of yoa Ar, herr.
~ a'sa 70 nFfsaf hsfasv The Probate ronr !,
- eoant' 2 I'd q April, fss6 % .h.w
- ssf We hnsl sccoant q Jeeph A. Hs,.
ing. administrator q the estate az -la ~
1 a .soala not b allowed saa approved
ny er'srr n rsnft hesef NaFrb -
"s'"-N W ? wUVTTEN C,rk
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. I,
The tircuit Court Of said county. n Cau,h,n
plaintiff " q. W. Lame, defendant Attach
mem issued the sJd day Of January, 1886. an,
levied upon the estate Of said dercnd,n, for m,
sum o. slSe 80, rciurnahlc to the Cirrui, Cour
OF sid county. Notice Is hereby given TO N,
SAID defendant, q. W. Lane, that unles, he an.
pear before aid court a, the ncxtterm thereof
TO be holden In and for said county. nj ,bs
courthouse thereof In the own Of Pamela On
The seventh Monday ancr the fourth Monday m
March, ls6e, and plead to said action. iaag.
Hienl viii be entered against him. and ,bs
estate attached win he soia.
feh7l-lw JC UApptsnv c,..
Harrison A Taylor for plaintiff.
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After returning my sincere thanks for IN,
noe1al patronage extended 10 me while as.c.i
a,ea WIN my ianieaisd brolher, under n,
"yis ei1oaes 4 Bro, ! woald resteslfaIlv -
n.'a .onhnaancs IN my new relation spds,
me ,.yls and hrm Of jeas. A Vaughan. ps,I'
sng eonhaent We can offer superior pdue,,as.,
rem me tact tia, ! shall rpma,n In Ns.,ahis
where ! usll soon open a frs, clas. avenss
somm'saon house and will keep our hos.s h.
baiestilie well stocked ftum io,,i.a rss,a
!, iarss wholesale ptices I ri 49,.
bais.sille can he made a usunh,. tee an W.
t.es that The enormity Of rra,s ~ Nv VIC
viii .msiv sss not subject 10 In nales,ills
en- .emsheta'e 10 our bushes. herr.
my assertion. AZ we ruth OF
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

The Stats Of Mississippi Pamela county. In
TIE cifruit couFt Of aid county. j. W. Stan.
Hsfs "a y. J. ccgsdsle, defendant Attach.
nssnf i-nsd The IAN day Of JULY, fssh and
tsssci upon The estate " aid defendant tor the
sum q tipss 50, rrssrnshls 70 The cirrul,
.sast q aid county. Notice L hereby given %
iss nd defendant ~, cox<dale, that unlez BE-
sffsAf bst'fs aid Court stths neat tsrm ,hessol
70 = holden IN and hs nd ceanty, At the Cosf,
lies=e thersof, In The torn u fsnola, on H.
s.sspsh Monday shsf The IsassA nondsy IN
Nara lsea. md plead " aid action, iadr.
meat wi b entered sg.inst him. and de =.
t.te attached win h. soid.
!.b1t q &c HARRISON, Clerk.
aAui~sa . Taylor hr plaintiff.
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Pssseas indsb,sdl % The late arm If Jon,.
i.,sr ss's.sllls viii ind !, rrva,l, 70 NV,
ns'sss 70 cone forward within ,hs .as,I
10y. aas sloss ~ their ~.ceospt. 4, sn,s IN
Nv osl siand 10 nalesvlIle ans. ..n
'' ""0ss VII Be moved 70 us.'sh,.
hn.a-am W. A.. JONES
- sarvisinf Partner.
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Orpih Harrison. Robert n. Tovloy
HARRISON X TAYLOR.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
PANoLA, MISS.

viii practice In tho counties Of Pamela
Lafayette, Desotc, Tallahatchie and To.
MICA, in the Federal Court at Pon,otoc, and
,he High Court Of Errors and Appeals al
jackson. Special attention given 10 Pro.
bate business by Rober, II. Taylor.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela County. IN
the Circuit Court Of said county: No. 1899
u 7. Parnell, vs. benjamin McKiunck Az.
'achment issued the sih day Of November. isG5
ana levied upon the estate Of the defendant for
me sun Of ss,27l, retutnAble to the CIrrui,
.our. OF said county. Notice is hereby given
70 the said defendant, Benjamin Mckittrick.
tha. unless he appear before said court on The
hrst DAY OF the next term thereof To be holden
~ and TOT said county, at the court.housc thereof
IN The town Of Pamela, on the seventh Monday
alter the fourth Monday In March. lsGG. and
plead TO said action, judgment will he entered
against him, and the estate attached will he sold
marlT.4 JC UARRIsoN Cia.l
Q, Miller A Son for plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned Is nov prepared 10 do
ell kints Of work on wagons, 6ursI... car.
RAGS, 10. IN the neatest and most durable
style, At his shop In Datsssiils.
hrrt iai Of assorted material, and Rad,
TO Gil all orisrA
jsne-tf. A. =. BROwDrp.
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DENTISTRY.
Drs. J. B. q VIM. WATSON

have removed their oaiee 10 The corner Of
MONROE AND aAiS STREETS, 40. sl9
Where they may be found during bu.iusD
houns' prepared 10 wait on those Who man n,
rire professional services An operations h
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yaaieieas snd skiilial manner. Al the late i'm.
p'ossnsni. IN mechanical dentistry OF plate
sofk VIII have our personal and ,ir,e, alien.
ton, and with our facilities and long practical
experience, We feel safs IN Offering our srr,Ir,.
With an assurance 81 rendering abstraction 10
All Who may favor ~ with their confidence.
Memphis Dental Depot at same place. yo
5if Main street. janIs.sn
n. b Persons desiring 10 and our oeiee an
visiting the city, WIN DO well 10 cut this carl
osi and bring il as reevnee.
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Keep constantly on hand all sites Of Main
and easset metallic burial cases also, new
patent plain case. tehg-im ma
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HOME JOURNAL
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

hi''iiNiol M Oh NOIlCE.
whereas at the September term, 1865, the
Probate Court Of Tuniea county, letters Of nd.
minisirntion were granted the undersigned on
the estate Of v, u. Bridges deceased, all per.
sons holding clalms against said estate will
therefore have The same Probated and register.
ed within the time prescribed by law, or they
wiz be forever barred. j. Y. SAMPLE,
leblI-Ot. Sheriff and Administrator.
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DR.. T. ]. KISNER,
ECLECTIC MEDICINES.

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, SDsT, CENTRE WHEELING. w. VA,
lnR. X. HAVING SECURED TEE SER.
IL VICES Of an intelligent assistant who
Will attend to the PREPARATION or nedi-
cinesr putting up prescriptions, DC, will ena-
PIE him to give more attention to out pa
uents, especially to his many friends in the
country. His medicines are ali prepareti in
ms own ONCE, and all delivered 10 his pa
t Slents py himself Dr. x. treats all diseases,
lty Is afhtcted. He has a large number Of new
remedies which have proved remarkably
successful in many of those Obstinate cases Of
Chronic diseases which heretof0re IN We Ieen
supposed 70 pc tncurable, among which may
~ named: consumption, Scrofula. Dis
cancers and Skin Diseases. HIS mode OF
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach ComplaInts
and Air Passages. Hypertrophy and ali 9TH.
er diseases of the Heart, Neural aiaZ EnjIaTISvS
SP Ii AnecEons, and al diseases Of the Eer-
tested IL to be the most certain and sIcFsrssf,II
ever known TO the medical profession DR.. X.
ment of all diseases peculiar to women VIZ !.
Menstrul DISTINCTIONS Painful MengfTn9tioD
66e1ycIrheal Uterine and Ovarion Tnmonl,
which they are subject. -
he makes speciality in the treatment nj
d. Snto NC Questions OF the Genito Urinary
G1E1ta1le Bladder and Non-retentfon and
G GII3oiIIn fg Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
GEaNels Olabetis and Difficult UrinafinR Ey-
Pn1utic Diseases in all their Yarie3 fnFTnns
Shonarrhea, Its complications and seouelIge
fSkta latotrhea and 1mpotency, and all aiec:
ALSO AZ % special attention paid to the treatment
81 F1stul9s, White Swelling, Ecrofnious
TaLIeose Htcers &C. PeHons af1icted,
klSNER. Communications Containing Zee
medicine cash. For visits in city' same as
other PhySicians ONCE hours 2 a. M. 70 IL
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CoNCHoLoeIcAI,-Com Coming down Mar
ket street yesterday afternoon, as We
neRred Quincy, we noticed a blood red
banner lung to- the breeze with these
ominous words painted thereon :ctsThis
city Is to be shelled within tWenty-fou
hours" InvOluntari1y the imagination
pictured sceneb of desolation and
death, tumbling walls and burning
houses, bombs bursting iu air." and
everything else usually accompanying
such demonstrations. Thinking our
friend Hubbard, of the auction rooms.
might know something about the mat.
ter, we stepped in, and ut once compre-
hended the situation. On a long table
we discovered the most splendid COL
lection of ocean shells we have ever
seen, and upon inquiry found that they
were.to be offered 70 the good citizens
OF wheeling at merely nominal prices,
during the remainder of this week.
We trust our friends will avail them
selves of this opportunity to secure a
full supply of those beautiful wonders
"of the deep, deep sea," and post them
selves up in conChOlogy. = 65i0- . =
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IT is interesting for the ladies to know
that out of the many inventions for
saving time and labor, they have not
has bestowed upon them the work Of
his fertile brain to mitigate the severity
of their labor and place luxurious ease
within the grasp of every one. And
time too, that critic of events, has pass
ed his judgment upon the merits of the
Seeming MdcA.ne best adapted to the
wants of the family. The voice of the
people has given their approval by
purchasing over 25O, 600 of Wheeler &
Wilson's Sewing Machines. The testi-
monials ofthousands in this and neigh
boring counties and States Gun be sHotDtt
that the machine has given entire salts
faction. At the salesroom, 80 Main
street. will be found large supply of
:'Clark's Spool Cotton" Machine twist,
in ounce, half ounce and in fifty and
one hundred yard spools, colored silk
of every shade.
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THE CoNTINENTAEs.-O people
must not forget that Friday and Satur-
day evenings of this week the CONT
nentals will be with us once again and
wesexpect to see such house as will
show them that they are always well
come in Wheeling. We will mention
that the entire troop are together,
with the addition ofthe celebrated COM
poser, Bernard Covert, (6S years of ags)
who still retains his voice, and will
sing some of his finest compositions,
among which will be the 'tSword Of
Bunker HILL" Those who have ever
attended the concerts of the Continent
tails, will go again, and TO those who
have not, we say by all means go and
hear Smith, Rogers, Watson, Hudson
aud Covert, the greatest COmbinationio OF
first class artists in the known world.
The we'll known agent, Harry Miner, is
now in town making all necessary ar
engagements against their arrival. Mr..
Miner we have found to be a gentle
man, and we would recommend him to
our brethren throughout the country.
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DOMESTIC LIFE IN CENTRE WHEEL
INa.-WilliamL ofmRn, Esq, and Mag
dalen his wife, live somewhere in Gem
tire Wheeling. Mr.. L. is in the habit of
seeking forgetfulness OF the ills of
life within the precincts of the Crop
Snop. But, instead of becoming anna.
Die az Such times, as he should il trou-
Dles were forgotten, he is sure to give
Mrs. Il. beating. One cause of his
bad conduct on such OCCASIONS. is the
TACT that Mrs. Il. has a son who il moi
bis son--the product of a former mar
rtage. Mr.. u. envies Mrs. LIS hnppi
ness In having this son, and takes II
out in contending that the boy shall
leave the house. To this the mother
strenuOusly objects inasmuch as he
y great help 10 the family.
On Saturday last about three O'Clock in
the afternoon, Mr.. l.. entered his own
door IN an intoxicated state of mind
and body. Knowing that Monp sells
oysters as cheap as any other man in
town. he sent this boy, who is not ME-.
La own son, alter some. But no soon
or mad the boy got out OF the house than
Mr. L. said to his wife that he must 90
out into the world by himself. Mrs. e.
OF course said no. Whereupon her
tord aud master brought his brawny
nAhu round with sweep and struck
neEln the iace. Before any more blows
were struck, the boy returned with the
oysters; His appearance was the sig
mai LOT Mr.. l.. to renew his objections
70 his 1.-THE boy's) longer continuance in
the house. Again Mrs. L. inteFferred
in her sons behalf, aud again she re-
ceiVed an evidence of her husbands
wrath. In fact Mr.. L. was about to
leave her as bald as the palm of his
hand, when the son caught him and
threw him ON the tioor. Mrs, Il. now
put on her bonnet and went in search
OF an officer OF the law. She soon
found one, and the result was that MT,
!. was hned, yesterday morning, ten
dollars and costs. % -
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Commission TO COMPENSATE LOYAL
OWNERS FOR SLAvEs.-Messrs.. Milton
p. Amiss, OF Parkersburg, Robert S,
Brown, of jackson, and John Schley,
of ShepherdstOwn, have been appoint
ed by the Secretary of War, Commits
siouers for West Virginia to exam
Inc claims and Rward CONFORMATION to
owners of slaves, who were enlisted or
drafted into the United States service.
These gentlemen are to meet and or.
ganize their Board at Parkersburg on
the 18th of next month. These Com
miSsioners are appointed under Sec,
24oI the Act of Congress of February,
u, 1854, and Sec. 2 of the Act of July
=, 1866, relating to slaves enlisted or
drafted into the military service of the
United States. The Section and Act
first named provide for enrolling ms
part of the national forces" sail able
bodied male cOlOred persons between
the ages OF 20 and 40 years, resident in
the United States" and provides that
When a slave OF n lOyal muster,
shall be drafted and mustered Into tIIe service
OF the United States, his master shall have n
eertincats thereof; and thereupon each slave
dollars now payable by law for each tif1iftSi
man shall be paid TO the person to whom
~. peIhon was owing service or la
OF the United States. The Secretary OF War
small appoint q commission in each one or
ennTBed 70 award each loyal person to whom
colored volunteer may owe service a TnSt
SomPensauOn not exceeding three hundred
QoIlaFa Tor each such colored volunteer pay
able out of the fund derived from COmmuta-
No claim Is to be entertained unless
1t Is shown that the slave enlisted or
was drafted In the State and the claim
ant Is required to furnish the most in.
dubitable evidence of loyalty. The
claimant when he makes hisappIication
must swear an oath several degrees
more "iron-clad" than that provided by
our own Legislature. We Imagine the
Commission will have very little to do
In West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-28

RIVER NEws.-The river was falling
slowly last evening, with about seven
and half feet in the channel.
Inc regular packets arrived and de-
parted with pretty fair trips, "a o.
rue ArgosY passed up for Pittsburgh
Boats for to-day. are the Fa0Iey I'm 81.
P9rkersburg, at II A. NJ; Rees, for Sun-
hSh, at p. ~; Logan, for Steuben-
vile, at 21z p, NJ; GAINESVILLE, for Bell
aire, at and l0A. NJ, and 8 p. NJ; and
Edinburg, for Cincinnati, at 5P. nj.