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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
ID.

By virtue Of a decree Of the Probate court Of
Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, rendered at
the November term, 1865, thereof will on
Monday the llth day Of January, 1851, within
lawful hours at the late residence Of Hiram
Rhodes, deceased, in said county, offer for sale
to the highest bidder, the following described
lands lying In said county via; Southwest
quarter Of section -, township ! range 0 west,
except some 90 acres sold to William Edwards,
aud one equal undivided half interest In North
east quarter Of section 81, township !, range Q
west, and Southeast quarter Of section ~,
township I, range o west, containing three hun
dred and fifty acres, more or less, belonging b
the estate Of Hiram Rhodes, deceased. Terms,
twelve months time and bond with approved
security, and lien retained upon the land until
the purchase money Il paid.
The above lands will be sold In three lots,
first lot Southwest quarter Of section "a, town
ship I, range G, minus 90 acrtsi second, South.
east quarter Of section 20, township !, mnge o
third, undivided half Of Northeast quarter sec.
ton 81, township l. mnge9 west.
NJ. Z. RHODES,
decl-5t Commissioner.
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Those who ARE experienced In Southern treat
mcnt and have been aud ARE In every respect
identified with the Southern people, and who
are known aud Acknowledged ~ such, shall, IA
far As possible, manufacture and supply that
demand, thus enabling every hmily to procure
nj all times, a class Of HONEST medicines
and that ARE likely 10 give, by FIR, more salts
faction than II prepared In a locality where dis
cases are treated differently. We ARE we'll
aware that there will he arrnycd against us an
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-15
SALE OF
VALUABLE LANDS.

Pursuant to q decretal order Of the Probate
court Of Panoln county, Mississippi, made at
the May term, 1866, thereof, the undersigned,
administrator Of the estate Of " W. Byars,
deceased, will on Monday the 3lst day Of De-
oember, 1866. at the courthouse door In the
town Of Pamela, proceed To sell AT public auc.
ton to the highest bidder, the following des-
cribcd land belonging to said estate, lying and
being In the county Of Pamela, and State Of
Mississippi, viz: The Southeast fractional quar-
ter, South Of Tallahatchie river, Of fractional
section 10, township o, Of range = west. Sold
for the payment Of debts due against said cs-
tate. Terms Cash. Sale within lawful hours.
VS.. HARRIS,
deci.st Administrator, etc.
Moseley 4 Harris, att'ys.
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Commissioners Sale OF
Land.

BY virtue of a decree of the Chan
Gerry Court of Pamela county, State
of Mississippi, rendered at the May
term, 1866, thereof, in a case wherein
Henry Laird Is complainant and
Alfred Bost ct al, defendants, | will,
as Commissioner therein appointed,
at the court-house door, in the town
of Pamela, in said county, on Mon
day, the 14th day of January, 1867,
offer for sale to the highest bidder
on a credit of six months from tn,
day Of sale, the following land, to
wit: The southeast quarter Of section
IL, township 0, range s, west, lyinE
in Pamela county aforesaid.
Bond with two good securities vii
be required Of the purchaser.
JonS &. HARRISON,
deS-5t Commissioner.
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Dromgoo1o eb Co.'s
English Female Bitfers

Isa powerful uterine tonic and female rcgula-
tor, and ia just the medicine 80 much needed
by the female community, both old and young,
throughout the South. II relieves all iucgu-
%laritiea, removes obstruotions cures painful or
suppressed m~cnsiuation, falling Of the womb,
leucorhoea OF whites, chlotoais, Mysteries,
palpitation Of the heart and al that class Of
complaints peculiar 10 females. II restores
arouses aud ihyigonlea the womb, thereby In
duelinR rrRnlafiiy nnh heallh.
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NOTICE.

AL persons having claims agains, me indi.
vidualiy, and - guardian, are notified 10 pre-
sent them or payment, Al mY ftsidsnse rear
Sardis Miss. immediately. All persons IN
debtsd to me are required 70 come forward and
pay up. or thsr viii ~ sued.
novtT-im-pd JONATHAN OH,
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Tho Republican papers " lionton
are taking ground against lhe In
parchment II President johnson.
Congress Icing master u tie situation,
they contend that 20 violent q step
as impeachment Il wholly %unncccssa
~, and they declare further that
Massachusetts, will not follow Butler
In this matter. still, there are large
numbers Of Che party who would be-
glad to see the President disgraecd
by impeachment.
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Family Medicines,

not secrets nor patents, which We think are
honestly required by every farmer, planter and
family throughout the Southern country, aud
an assortment Of the Great Southern Pfrpara-
tInns shouId be In livery house.
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100000

Feet Of pine. poplar. gum and oak lumber fs
ale. and will be delivered st sny dspCt On the
Mississippi 4 Tsnnessss Railraf. ~ Il ny
mills. Any perspn wishing 70 buy lumber
would DO well 70 give me = call
JAMES L. FLETCHER.
November 10, 1850 novff.H
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Northern Nostrum Vendors,

Who arr making every appeal that imagination
can invent, In order To win the confidence Of
the Southern people; hut We are determined 10
be REPRESENTED 10 this matter, and call
upon the people to decide. There ARE three
members composing onr firm, all graduated
and experienced physicians and with all our
ability and experience We have prepared and
auw .N.R 90 a .l.aa Of
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-15

nm tSasIaiafs n North tamiina.
,hr faw lallotiag, elected N v.
Nmiey TINTED States senator W.
a.. lndge n NE Supreme Court mn.
A., ihe Southern confdefacy
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Don't hrei that William Cooper,
hc famous pofifsii painter, holds
Nah n nny gallery Persons In
esni of true pictures, either life-sitc
d, IN small cards, would DO veil 10
dive him q trial
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@ "a Co.'s
King OF ChiIIs

Absolutely cleanses your stomach, arouses your
torpid liver, opens the bowcll carries Of the
bile, makes quick aud permaneh, cures, never
affects the head, nerves, " ears, gives tune 10
the system, and can he administered 10 infants.
II cures al forms Of chills aud fever, fBtsrmit-
tent fever, bilious fever congestivc chills,
dumb chilli. and no family should he without
L. Chiiis and fever oan be permanently cured.
whether u recent OF long standing. Do not
shake any longer, get a bottle and he cured.
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Az tafsY v,aftsd IN jsekah ~
ns ilth ihsi hefssen u 4 Nm
,sd " " iisrdy w wbieb ths ht
a, fa afonly " ma motially
,modei.
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o,i,.tr
LOST.
NOTICE.
INsOLyENT NOTICE..

The Stale q Mississippi, rzsola eeansy. To
The erediters q Greene q Wright late of nia
dseessd Tie stale q aid drrssn1
vts reported is>civsat Il he O<tsb<s Hru.
Isss, q he Probate Court q hid eaunsy. -
lzv. Yes are hereby notified y rrpksse ~
claims szzisst Ne ascslrHt al b4ve ID
registered N NE Probate Cf<fks sG<e n m
euan'y On or hsfars he II az 4 yanoafH
isss, - hat each claim usr rc<<ive ~ y
rata share - aid sst~se >t~ vc~< <1>i>~> ~u4
be fcrsvss a>rrea tsssh<r "a lero
lEseE G Wn19lx
ror3-sn Admi1sfrsasH
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-15

When you want groceries cheap,
and a good article, be sure to rcmcm-
Der that T. I. Green & Co. have the
largest stock in Memphis, and always
send their numerous customers home,
v~histeling for JOY and satisfaction, at
the good bargains they get. JUSTIFY
this house once.
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n WagffffiftHstG WHh
lasoa dsfaieh n fhs Ifb myii fhs
autfsBs t9uu to-day sgttej alan
fbfif dsam ptoa fhe constitution
tliy N rhs iesi mib qpestioo which
mme ~ m elsat mefnled In ffrHfi
" ihs ttaeilon n Me- mih I'm alfar
beys, n which dsfe eera several
under consideration fhe Count A..
adoi ~ sye 70 Euf against ihe rom
siiiutiamliy n ibe ieH oath II "a
understood that o8eh n Tho Judges
VII fsnlor = separate opinion Ia ihe
Hac.
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-Dromsoo1o as Co.'S
AMYGDALINE PICTORIAL.

A scientific preparation for coughs, colds,
sore throat uhOoping cough, pneumonia, pltn-
risy, crpup hoanenea dry cough, pain 10 the
side, tlghineu In the chest, Influenza. splitting
II blood. and for MI other pulmonary affections
Il Immediately loo-ens the phlsEm, relieves the
cough and pain, promotes free crpectofation,
and apo,hoi and quists the tronhlrd nervous
system, enabling them 10 slsspa, night. Price
90. HattaF
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-15

ASA lIartr," in a rccest card ITO
the Louisiana State Fair Next Time"
in setting forth the merits and sim
plicity Of structure OF n "machino''
he proposes to bring before that fair,
ays "a jacknss without harness can
work H." OF course CASA" has test
cd his machine.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-15

MgncnAsrs ArfEsrtoS - heap
pfy Goods, q large stock Of llalmo.
nl skirts, beverly Twills, and HAN
kds, bought at the late decline IN
prices, for sale at low figures at
Mcnken Brothers, Memphis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-15

Cooley for January is on our table,
and as usual, filed with choice en-
cravings and highly interesting read
ing matter. This reminds us that
now is the time for our lady friends
to make up their clubs for 1867.
Let every lady in our town and sur
rounding country subscribe for thi:
frst-class magazine.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-15

Tar CiwfH ~ mis " W w
mi dH Hlhe tapmta Ofep VIZ
~ fbs iafh afsf w.
AL - mistake Itd weaihst fi
,.rlal M aftiias heh Iaf taeaiHt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-15
EXECUTORS SALE OF AND
AT COMO.

SIX hundred and forty acres Of hut quality
u land will he sold on Wednesday the "a day q
January nstt at public ou,ery. One Of the
mostde1irnble sections d land in Pamela county,
known as section a, township 6, range ], lying
North Of the land q Austin Pastay, and South
u the land u j. X. SIfatlon, better known a.
the Stovall tract, On Ssnatobs creek. hwithin
three aud a-half miles Of Coma, and one and
a-half mile of the railroad. Has IT'S ssFss
cleared and under good fehes, a good dwelling.
and al outbuildings Necessary for immediate
use. Tem-ons third Cash, balance payable
In two notes Of equal amounts In ous and two
ysars, with interps, from date II The nate Of
seven per cent bond will he given f1r titles
until The whole amount is paid. For further
particulars purchasers are referred 10 Austin
bStay. n more desirable 10 purchasers The
land will be divided In two portions Of $40
acres each, BY a line running sss, and ss'
through he eeaier, and sold SEPARATELY
TH0A P. sTOYALL,
Executor n Plsasau, s,ovall, isceased, o
Augusta, Ga. hovlt-s,
Cons. November 10, 1864.
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NJ s. WARD.
L z. CooPER

Win take business in the Counties Of Tippnh,
Marshall, DcSoto, Pamela, La Fayette, Yalo-
busha and Ta~llahatchie, and In the Federal
Courts at Pontotoc and jackson, Mississippi
mnrl0-ly.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-15

Brick POmercy, writing from New
York, says; I have just returned
from New England, where l learned,
much to my sorrow, Of the Chicago
Iimes and its reliability" Why,
on, Why Is Il, that men will desert
'0eir principles and their friends for
gam lcould make a fortune at ono,
10 follow the example OF the Time,
ana PO't; but, Charley, all the bond
neld IN New Eagland are not az deaf
TO me as one brave copy Of the Dem.
oeFat, and all the hum Of maohiner,
IN the Puritan land would not drown
the voice Of conscience if | shout,
desert my friends-the people, N,
Democracy I do not, as yet, know
the price paid the Times, but hon
soon 10 learn,
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NOTICE.

The undersigned Is nov prepared 10 do
al kinds Of vorf on wagons, bpggies. csr.
risgss, &C.. in The nestsst and most durabls
style, 81 bis shop in Batesrille.
a large II u aaogted aakflsl aad Feai5
n 81 Al ordsrs.
jaa6-f. A. ]. BR0WDER.
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A discharged prisoner from the
Dry Tortugas gives some interesting
information concerning the assassina-
ton prisoners confined there. DR..
Mudd is in good health, and is on
detached duty in the medical dispen-
sary attached. Spangler is making
money at his trade-a carpenter.
|0'Laughlin and Arnold are at work
at their old employment, and are in
hopes of speedy pardon.
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Dromsoo1o ss Co...

EXTRACT BEABBERnY. CuBEDs
Z land DUCHU pom THE kidneys.
Pot ali affections Of the kidneys aud bladder,
whether affecting old or yuuug, male Or female
for gravel, urinary dsposiudf al kinds rclsn.
ton of urine, frequent inclination and pain In
uunaiiug. pain In small II the hack, aud III
tf'@s troublesome symptoms arising frpm ~.
essssA effects Of early indissrs,ion, ~ hahib n
dissipation. 0le,t isucurrhoea, evil f~1ftlgiing
melancholy, s~lssplss nights, nervousness, s,s,
ran he cured by usinR this medical compound
Larer b1tflsa one dollar.
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rafps IL efH ts en b NJ
~ ~ uf dsHbh lhai #b
Htnla ~ is
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NV Groccry Store n LOng Crcck.
A. p. Canister d Co,


Receiving hd forsapine Merchant, Wc have iut received q hmy,
stock of Gotrm bought w hf trh. Wc propose 90 al iufina up
ml tu ml everything 10 zoe grery line, n ta N planters on hmy
them boz Mrmphs, and pt them homo, w. will py to heboi market
price ff cotton and make liberal advances m cHfun ~ store, Chr lor
.upd attention will IT, given to tie bu,incs, md W. hope by correct icl.
Ing Ia receive r. hr share OF tc trade
A. CNNSlER a 90,
Uty0If LIMO (reL Duui
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Mr.. Ben. T. Mathews has taken a
contract to build a | large hotel in
Pamela, to be completed by the first
Of May next. Our town has long
stood greatly in need Of a frst-class
hotel, and we sincerely hope that
every effort in that direction may be
blessed with abundant success. W.
have frequently seen persons who had
come here on a night train, knew nc
one, and no hotel to go to, inquirinp
for "where to lay their heads" ant
knocking for admission for the nigh,
q; the doors Of private houses, ant
now hope, that ere long, this might,
inconvenience will be wiped away
There is nothing which gives a plac'
lite and interest like a well-regulate,
aud well-kept hotel.
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CHRISTIANS TREE.-We are re-
|quested to say to the young folks,
|and everybody else, that Mrs. Wren,
Mrs. Moore, and Others, have decided
b have a Christmas Tree celebration
at the Masonic Hall in Pamela, on
the night of the Oath. Bring up a
nice personal---very. young gentleman
and lady-and lets have a gay time.
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SWORD, TORCH AND COMPASS
1.-THE sword to kill, the torch to burn,
and the compass to divide out the
beautiful lands of the South" This
is the emphatic language used against
q Southern people. Shall we calmly
submit, and permit those making use
Of such language to prescribe all our
pills, bittcrs, TONES, blood purifiers.
cough syrups, chill medicines, &c, al
a time when better medicines are pre-
pared and offered by our own "kitf
and kim" The "Great Southern
Preparations" are made in the Soutl
and embrace a class of select famil,
medicines. See advertisement. 2
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Church Directory,

METH0DIST-J. BANCROFT, PAsroT,
Service every Sabbath-morning at..-.-,,
evening at........i
Prayer-meeting every Wednesday ev'g 4
BAPTIST--REv. Z. STROBE, PAsrcfi
Service everv Sabbath-moFning at.......
evening at......
EPISCOPAL-REv. II. c. HARRIS, PAS
Service 4th Sabbath each month at p
terian church, Macon.
Second Sunday each month at Wooc
and In the afternoon at S%buqualak.
All persons interested in the church
yited to comm unicate with the minister
sick visited, funerals attended aud mar
celebrated. Residence and P. O., Shuqu
CATHOLIC-REv. ]. B. McuToN.
Father Mouton visits this mission abon.
every quarter, or as often as circumstanc
permit.
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TRTRurE OLE M

The sntjpct q bis tribute, w. T. BEHAN,
was born n nablh, Ireland in 1881, and
came to IL eaatry in 1857, He was liv-
ing in Macon u the breaking out of the
war, and Joined csh 4. ]. Rogers com
Pany, 4lst Miss Reg. At the battle of
Missionary Ridgehs va aiken prisoner and
sent to Rock Islaad, Illinois, where he was
confined about eighteen months, and where
the hardships Of ths psisou treatment and
the severe climate, axed 4 diseNse upon him
from which be nss recovered. Those
who suffered with him ID these trying days
can, perhaps, pay a more fitting zibute to
bis memory than we can, To- hey were
daily and hourly witaessa Fl hs pitt with
which he bore up against The tah Of life.
He was a man in whom there was 10 guile,
a man Of the kindcst natare, I'll taFned
neither to the right hand OF The lA irom
the line Of his duty, thus winning be res
pect and esteem Of men. He was Nndear-
ed o the circle who loved him lerh many
manly virtues, and thew will hold hi aafIul
remembrance the memory Of lone gs,e bs.
fore" who has triumphed ovsr tbBE grave
BY the uprightnsss Of his life.
A FRnED.
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.a0d 8 bali ago.
ToShe PhYsicinns

Toahe PhTsiolnns
In view Of an intended w
is. to be present Ut the Init
Medical Congress, which wilS
there some time in The year lc
oropose 70 present, first, 10 thd
sieians Of Mississippi, ct. Jael
Tuesday. 80th day Of October 4
a~natomicaL fact, which is not
als knoSp TO exist with the liviOgIsN
male, and upon which is based a more
thorough aBd successful plan Of treat
inc uterine diseases Cases will be
presented upon whom this fact will
lie demonstrated TO the entire satisfac-
ton of every uu~prejudiced member Of
the profession present.
will the Physicians Of the State
meet me in Convention, remain three
or four days, see this fact demonStra>
ted, investigate this matter hear the
views | am prepared to advance in
subetantiation of it, aud If convinced.
apply it to their own indlvidlal cases !
[ respectfully ask them 10 d, so.
HI HOLMES, NJ D.
BSp Papers friendly to the cause Of
progressive science will PLEASE copy.
SAD Occurrences We ae panied
to announce the death Of ir. Clai,
borne Kaigler, who came to lis death
on Sunday last, from a s~elfinfcted
wound ; we are uniformed q, to any
probable reason for this act ; be was
found dead with his rife lying " him
with which he had shot himself The
wound was in his head and must have
produced instantaneous death. Mr..
X. was one of our Oldest and most
highly respected citizens, and l4ves
o barge number Of relatives aud 42nds
to deplore his uutimely loss - Wtd..
vilte Republican Oct. 9Th.
A young and interesting lady, With
q teuder infant in charge, was broulat
to this city a day a two ago from to
country, by a thing the law calls !
man and her husband. They can
in With a load of cotton. He sold i
got the money, ran off and left tn
wife and child ia the city, objects {
tender sympathy which they have an
will received. But he, the thing,
pitiless aud demon To spare th
feelings of those who have hearts. an
hearts that have been most sorely trie
we refrain from further particulars
Natchez Courier
The Shreveport Southern says the
have excellent building store nei
that city, and that a good stone qua.
rier might find a profitable locatic
J in Shreveport, near which one has on
to dig into the earth a few feet to fr
fair building stone.
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IN INSOLVENCY.
me state of Mississlbpi.l
AoEabss Term

me STATE ofMississsbnla
Assls's Ies
EsadtS 81 the Nov.
taiber Term, 4 Ds 1855, thersoL
sln she mater Of The report of David L. Var.
administration Of al and singular, the eoods
and ehaltsls rights and credits. Of John b.
Barnard dseeased, Of ths insolvency o. said
decsaseds estate:
70 The creditors Of John d. Barnard. deceased.
You are hereby notified, 10 come forward.
and have your claims hRainst said John D..
barnard decea.ed. duly probaied and registered
in the register kept BY he Clerk ofthe tarrt a.
Probates 81 ssid county 81 Naruber. Is ne elats
Of Mississippi, aforesaid. By the first day Of d..
cembcF, A. D. .S6s, VI they viii BE- forever buF.
red. DAVID II M00RR
RnA.
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Lost REFueEE CHnD.-AmOug
those who we're exiled in 1864, fApm
North Alabama, by orders Of GIN
Sherman, we're my wife, Sarah y
Novel, and my child, Sarah Lizzie,
Ny wife died in the hospital at LouiS'
vile, and my child was lost among the
scattered refugees. She was seveb
years old when 10 Louisville, IN tie
winter Of ls64-6, Of light hair aud
complexion, and blue eyes. Any one
having information Of her will please
address me 81 Louisville, Ky, MI.
Vernon Hotel. Papers copying this
viii confer a great favor.
W. NJ NoyEL, HautsviIle, Ala.
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IN INSOLVENCY..
The State Or Missrssippi.l
Annnhea (h..na n,

The State Of MissnssippI,
Aorsbes LSHngg.
In the Probate Court Of said coupty At the Ma.
.vember term, : ?. 1856, thereof
In the matter Of the report 81 william ". Al
len, administrator ofall and singular, the goods
eng ehsliels. rights aud credits, Of Irene r.
Allen, deceased, Of the Insolvency Of said d..
ceased's estate-
To the creditors ofIrene T. Aileu, deceased.
GU are hereby notified 10 come forward
Il and have your claims against Irene r. All.
len, deceased, duly probated and registered in
The register kept BY the Clerk or the Coar.of
PTobates Of said county o Noxubee, 10 The STATE
81 Mississippi, Aforesaid, by The ri day Of De-.
cembef, A. D. 1865, or they will be forever bar.
led. 7 WIN. w AI'fEV
Egv: glst 1855. ems Administrator, 10
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LAND FOR SALE,

T OFFER for sale the tract Of land on which
L now reside, 1t consists of 100 acres, 60
acres being under cultivation, with a comfort
able dwelling and all necessary outhouses and
excellent well water. 1t isall good cotton and
corn land, and a good range f1r stock, and
plenty Of timber. It lies five miles west Of
Shuqua.ak, on the NJ. 0. RR.
Apply to ME on the premises.
ADAM LAGR0NE.
Aug. 5, 1866
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MACON, NOXUBEE co.
Arrival aud peparturo Of Mail

7"uTuERx-Daily ................11 40,
ERN-Daily ...............7 80,
PicKESsyILLE-Arrives at Macon Nc
and Fridays at ii a. m. Leaves at - m
DEKALB-Arrives at Macon Monday
Thursdays at s p. m. Leaves Tuesday
Fridays at 5 g. m.
LoUsyuLR-ArI ives at Macon Sunday
Wednesdays at 5 p. m. Leaves Monday
Thursdays at Z a. m.