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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20
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Sn bislen @cgenecn Sbp6 baben iid glr--
riaoen bon @duien 9cSei9t Sbre @ense in.
ehH9cn SanbsStbeilen it 10 sroB, baB fie ieIblf
bic Sbilbdumc an9cfolleu uno 5erittrt babcn.-
shlr allcn iu SHlmtul GamtD icllen lie ilber'
filnf tauicns Sbhbdumc 3sritSrt baben. 60.
9roB il. ibrr @engr, paB bic ScIbcr bon iDneni
pmmcIr NIB man iait be iebcm SdDrittc bum
bcrtc bon ibnen na6 alien 8btunscu bin Iai-
fen IicbS ...
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20
GistHsbI in Sd,uYlfin kancn.

Z AuDltill SOpen, Nj, - Miri-
yin 3obImcitcr Der SduDItia &dpi9aticu 90
Wnrbc 9cltrn N0dt in cncm @aitbauic in wtI
dem CT bbcrnaditstc, Inn $4,000 in @clb urr
So 800 in GbcdS bcicbcn. Sd5 ltcrc Saidjn.
bud mn bic Gbcd6 wurhcu mater oufgcfunrct.
abcr man bat nod icinc Spur. pobiu ba5 @cIb
0eIomineu cher ipic Der SiCbifaDl rcribt ipurne.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20

Der Iuffldruna nob eeute su finoen finb,
bic 70 cumm uno einfdltie fino, fib BON
berumftretbsnoen fremoen 8aeabuncen
befbwinolen 3u lafen. ,poaeoen mir bod
pon 3eit ju Seit oas publifum rparnten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20

BEB~Sn BEN NaegbcnD NricnaI ino 9e9en-
ndrtia $4,000 3uSfcttp, 295, 900 9itlcn,
5000 GarObincr, 1000 MtpoIpcr, 10 AJtiIIicncn
Ilciac &arcncr, $50 &arouen, 800, ,00e Yiuno
4,uIUcr Gin @iaso3n) ioiuit cine entiprrbenbt:
Nn,oM ycpu3eug unb Geidir oufgeipei6ert.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20

ssn9Scltcu bon ipiIpcn Souben ;o0tn om
poriRcn Gcnncrio9 aIIc 5u cincr gan, unoe.
wfbr!idm SabreS5cit, fiber Cincinnati lin.
&br 6!igcIihId9 9Id bcm 8auldtn eincr
G8inr5hFaHt. Mon permutbet, baB ic ans ei.
nan Eager i'll ben S8dIrcru bon Snbiaua ouf.
gcitrlf ,poieCu irarcu
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-15
~. ~. RoBsNsoM.
@leaifaI.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL
.a Established in the year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES

FOR THE CURE OF. PRIVATE DISEASES
Aad un'er ths control Of tso d ihe most tminen
Physicians in Tie World. PIT T'T
hk. ih :. BoNaPARTr FROM LONDON AND
Cincinnati Venereal iIonpa VI n 4 Reyn1Ids ~
late Of Naw York r,is In tfa only 6ifir In The civ
Where permanent cure o. Private Diseases can ie
diet GonorriiceA cure, ia Aix Co i5rfyltwo hoursj
Gleetcred ~ three % tea days; Structures cured IN
two tosa days, s,min,l " dlnalI cured in W. 10 10
sknl'geeksi Syphilis IN its prn,ry st ges cured in
lnree nsysi secondary SYMPTOM ~ 6ne to three
Ws'ksi pkih liSeafts gpred "A one to tlree ypslfa
lmpotency ygcrrast0red lu one 10 our weel a Mi
diseases OF aprtvate nature rested with hnbifalll
success, male or female
Dr. Bohapsue's groht ,g5rL on priva{a 1,a.aae.s
ths frllate Guide 10 bsaith, ssnshcsl to all; rpat
iI ty 1h2a rad ills work It
Dr Ronapate's French Patent Male safe II /,
perety sale, and nevar ltilsio rive satisfaction Il
Price OF Re French Pateat Male Udfe, ,SI thg s9os'
Que, iperhdl dezeu, 81 y n dcaer. a,,ni w NAL
~ Mhlsme LohlERS Frmllc Monthly Piis h o
Salsna rehable rcmedyfor stippressionl and Nil t,.
male diseases. Ladies should not use them inr,ns
preSpaey' aHusy a pc ,inee u1cSrrago. Price 81
Drs, b. are the men to consult; ihey IRE nh
questonably oSnos edged TO be the ehainpiona and
a'pEs Ylnfrea isea9es, and the only DO tors who
Iece've monthly 'eportss from the o.d world! they
have been Setsomed from an early age Of iynuth Ia
%Ithess tnf sstous diseases which ahct mmkn,i,
professional study u 9yery sphers, OF life fron, ~
humi le abode OF poverty % the mansion III the
welu.ny, ana having asa"nsined heyond doubt the
the ge ertv systs n ~ lait pafiiI9e sr e1,,,i asJ
70 deyottthar whold Attention % thn ailevstinn ~
mo lsease4 these mp pit8nt nctiebs,r No e.ars
Willis anaSarcd unlpsH IA cpntaia Arotnitlanee M
postage stamp. Cal ldiregs 'T1 -
bts, BhN.pAlrrF q RRYNoLps,
No. is2 sycamore a,reat, Hlaswfen F0hland arm
east side, finriBpatg Shin. ''
opfhpnfFNHnsA A. M-P3P NJ. tgi7
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DRm msTRvENs 3 60


Il RlVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time, az the Cincinnati Loeb IIos
latal ~ west Ihipl street hetNeen Walnut nhd
vine, up stairs without the use OF MerruIv Ioss
OF time or rb.ingc OF dict ifff w y '''a
DrhTENEhs' by special study and q x,,erIenc,
in the hospitals of baltimore IOn,IGn and Paris is
enqDled 70 guarantee o cure in tho most oomtli :
Gated cases Iesent cases Of Goh6rfheaor sgphiiis
cured ~ - FEW days without change OF dst ~
hlndrhnoe ifoln business. Secondary ti,c
ast Observation-Disclosures without the 1ss OF Mers
Victims OF sef abrse and excessive yenety .uf,
iorihH llon spsHhatorrhea, and loss OF phrsicaB
anu lnenial lloN or. Indigestion or iiOnsthlntion
Lrnhtlpns1 hgrLops Coughs JIypoehontlris' Ne
sue tltaIeq ior LAYER Complaint DyspebsM nnd
Cohsnfapt0n, by ignorant men. who fnIsfiike inc
ene9ts Tor the le"nst-s OF the syl and TINS multi
Marrledmen, and those contembIating 4 pnrfiaee
SHOULD restore yigoh 70 theif b6lits and Minds sre
they shlah misery and disease upon those OF thei
Diseases peeiliar 10 females treated 4 c,re
guhrranteed ny an cases Persons at a dittSndS
prompt cured BY addressing Will ststianant or
Snei pi 9tih,fsiSs co. IA Nest Tbini street
:, once hours nom A. NJ, 10 p. NJ sundays to
- ~ "' dec5-1yd
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IN DYSPEPSIA,

Ann It. attendant train Of symptoms, more like
AUhAkN Than medqlne, The g Is nothing in lhe
whole range Of MateRa Medi q that can for mi
hesrn omparson with in this disease
fnll account Of this won erul plant may he found
IN the eleventh edition OF the Uhieed Sta es .bt ns
atoTyi pages 1887 and 1898. afb I-|
series of experiments IN which DR.. full has heen
TOR years engaged, has Just been brought To slcnesa-
fnl terminate n, and he j. enabled to ollie 10 the
pnhlc aeombnation o. CEDR0N with other hpptbtesi
toncs, he whole preseryef N ike lest qHFli,y Of
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky w hch no Is c nd.
dent has no equal IN thewoFldluli Ien gI1iiulI
lie might furnish yo ume OF certificates hut The
public have long since learned TO eirnhle snch Things
ny Their triie value The safest riaii - for every
10 testtor himselfthe virtues OF nGW nleiieine
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-15
THE DAILY EMPTR h.
WIT AND WISDOM.


I,ET Down EAsY.-Gen. sam. II. went out
in a regiment from the Badger State rs
captain. Before ho left the rendezvous he
was promoted 70 colonel sud for gallant
conduct in the field was brevetted brigadier
general. On his retirement to civil life he
told friend "they let him down easy" At
Washington II was Gen H.; NJ Madison
Colonel H., {; mt the town where he organ
lied his company il was. ''llow are You,
captalu?" and when he got up 10 =, whore
lac resides, every hoy with frecklcd nose
was shouting "lTallo, sam
''well. doctor. saw you taking one of
your patients to ride" "ENactly," said DIR.
4 well said" DR. -. "a thing
never do Is to take my patients ont to ride"
II know IT." said DIR. A; ''thc UNDER
taker does II for you
EQuAIITY.---A Fencounter between two
Yankees, n white one aud black one. oc-
currcd on our streets a few days ago. No
harm was done. a the negro rctrcatcd-
Gjipin Georyfq Herald.
4 young widow who had married an old
man, was forever speaking of "my first
husbands" The second husband. at first
gently demonstrated. II guess" said the
Young wife, pouting, you'll want me TO
remember youwhen you're dead and gone
Artemus Ward utters seathing maledic-
tionS on w lscOnSlh town Wherehe lecturcu.
His agent took S2,S7 at the door, while
Artemus took the measles inside
Epitaph on tombstone in east Tennessee
''She lived life of virtue, and died Of the
cholera morbus. caused by eating green
fruit in the full hope of a blessed mortality.
at the early age of u years. months and lG
days. Reader. go thou and do likewise.
Mr.. O'Flaherty undertook to tell how
NJ NVsa.
CrOgaus was one, meself was two, Mike
Finn was three, and-aud--who the devil
was four? Let me see; Counting his fling
crs) the two CrOgaus was one Mike Finn
was two, meself was three-and--bedad.
there was four ofus, but st. Patrick couldn't
tell the name of the other. Now it's, me-
self has it Mike Finn was one the two
Crogams was two, mesclf was thrcc--and-
aud by my sowl. | think there was but
three of us after ALL"
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but The croYuing glory of his e remains 10 be at
tanned In his discovery or rather nnation 'dr Ne
does not claim TO nave bega the scoFerer Of tFBK1h
which IS the basis oi the Bltters offered to the
public fhft honor beougstS the nauve iuht tbtants
OF Central America to whom itS virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years Armed
with the indian bids defiance the most deadly
malaria aud handles, Without fear the most
Gus serpents 1t ~ belief with thsl, that While
theie le brehthtn the hOlYqhq CeJron s potent 10
cure, no matter what the disease may be.
WhIe Dr. Bulls not prepared to endorse this "a.
rYagqnt prelepslone is neYerthe ess Satisfied from
athorough examination OF tie evidence relating to
s virtues th as remedy and preventative for ali
diseases arising RON exposure, either to change
weather or chrAatoi or to nlsnAt'c iniinencSs, il
stands aq.E sll I,.. L., ~. .... It.
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OALE oE REAL EsTATE DY oRpER

DALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
Ir THE PROBATE COUltE| E eli +.
ga MONDAY, February 10, 1865, between the
hnJTs Oi u M and 4 4. NJ, on the premises. tAO
bsit east OF the town of MiAnsburg " IN la solI
the hi ighrst bidder the following real estate s
property of John Friday, deceased situate IN
tuu county Of Montgomery and state of Ohio, via;
,iut-l0ts numbers one and two ON George l..
in.Aert's plat Of Out-lOis, in section H. town /,
rtdgo NJ. Ks.. which plat Is duly recorded la
Montgomery County recultis plat book A, iage 81.
l.hr 40. containing SIX acres, and lot No. con-
EnnIng hYe acres more or less ALSO the following
.sinnibg ut the 5. w, corner of section rs, town J.
rui-u siX, M. RS; thence n. u degree u. 10 rods
10 links tO u Stone for "A corner; thence \. 6Bk
,iutces, T. rods ~ stone for q corner; thence s.
Z, cgrae, W. 10 rods and 10 links 10 "a stone for ~
snnGr; thence 5. Biz degrees w. rods TO the
place ut beginning, containing one half acre. Also
Inc tulluWing; Lying in section lS, town 2 range
% ". it's beginning at the north east corner OF
sVtiun 10, &c.; thence N. 6aI< degrees f. 4O1
,'IIlnis. thence ). "a degree w, $40 chains 10 the
middle OF the road thence y. 8eI degrees w $50
,ilans: thence n. degree E, liz chains 10 the
clare Of beginning, containing seventy-nve hum
,,redls OF iln acre (T5- 100 acreJ
Al to be sold entire tract and free of
,lnWcr. said property has been appraised free OF
,lsf at 81 40 aud can not sell Tor less than two
thiirls OF the appraised valne thereof .r
IElsMS-One-third cash on day of sale, one
tdirl la OAo and One-third in two years thereafter
,tclgrred payments to be secured by mortgage on
tho premises and to bear interest from datd
ELIAS GEBHARE Administrator
-f MAN CLAY Atty Itts jan2O-4tw
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Administrators Notice.

HE UNDERSIGNED WAS THIS DAY
tnpointed Administrator OF tlle kst-te OF john
tleorme Yaley deceased, late of Montgomery Coun-
~ Ohio! z iff GOTfLiCH A. MACK.
", ii. MELVILLE, Attorney.
Jan. g. 1885. janlS-"ow
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'f7'' tNr flH --- -Hfu\ t.s H
UeH .6l u4 aIHW 4uja4 su.
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DOMESTIC GOOBS.

American Bleach Muslius English Bleach Muslins
Very Fine. Brown Muslins Can, Fianhel,,
Checks Ticks. aud stripes, Linen and Cot
ton Sheeting4 iO-4 Bleach and Brown
b-t Pillow Case liusins. d. I.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-03
Circuit Court.

The fall term Of the Pamela Circuit
Court will commence on Monday
the 18th day of November next,
The trial docket Is heavy, and par
ties and witnesses should be in attend
ancc punctually, as his Honor,
Judge Clayton, is very strict in call
ing the docket. lie does not allow
a case to be delayed or passed over on
account of the absence of the plaintiff
or defendant, no matter how material
their presence may be. lie requires
parties TO be in the court house all The
iip'e. They should make their arrange
mcnts when they leave home, to at
tend the court without going home
until their cases are disposed of.
Witnesses should do so also. BY at
tending to these suggestions you will
save cost and trouble.
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The Fall Trade.

Business for the fall has fairly set
in, and every day we notice wagons
badcd with cotton passing through
our streets to be shipped to thcgrcat
marts of the world of commerce.
There is not a depot on the railroad
in Pamela county but has It's stacks
of bales awaiting shipment, aud the
welcome sight brings TO mind the
happy days of scarce half a score of
years ago. Our merchants have all
brought on large stocks of goods,
and will, no doubt, reap a rich re-
ward for their industry and energy,
Of which they arc most deserving.
With the exception Of a few days,
during the past month, the weather
has been very favorable for making
cotton; and il an All-wisc Creator
had not given us this favor, if, from
about the middle of September, the
season had been as il was for some
months previous, we should have
been totally ruinCd-broken down
under the anguish Of cur political
condition and the lost hope of a har-
vest. Planters, we hear, are putting
their W shoulders to the wheel, and
saving every fake Of the lcccy sta
pie, not leaving n 10 20 TO dcstuc-
ton, and in this they show that they
know we'll they must work, IL they
wish TO prove their independence and
preserve their " respect, and prove
what is false, and what We are taunt-
ed with by our fanatical enemies
that VIC are too lazy to work. All
thu Is evidence that we are deter
mined TO lif ourselves out Of The
state Of dosponding and gloom which
the close Of the war and the defeat Of
our cherished objects left us in, and
gives hope of better days IN store for
"a.
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Census OF Mississippi In 1860 go,

The Clarion gives the ccnsus OF
Mississippi in 1860, Distinguishing
the white aud black population, and
also the census of 1866, so far as the
same has been reported to the Sccre-
tary of States office. There are six
teen counties from which returns have
not been received, which had in 1860
a white population of 1902, and a
black population of 1882. VI the
decrease of population should be sim
liar to the other counties, the num-
Der of negroes in the State would be
reduced, in round number, from 49,
900, in 1860, to $4,000; and the
white population from $4,000 to
3lj, 000-making a total estimate
decrease of population in the State
during the last six years of 5000
whites and $1,000 black.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-03

Tho eilon efop is heng gathered
,efy nrdly and converted taia
money, and every pet-n having bH
hing 10 III .lautl advertise IN ibr
sfAa im,opiiately II lhg ai.b "a
~-afe q pafl 81 this money Send
yQuf advertisements with ~ much
money o. you wish 10 csrend in Ibal
way, and SO will publish them ip a
longer ihne lLan We would n YOU
waite 10 make q apocal contract in
each case. You will fnd u grntl}
to your interest 10 adopt this course
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-03
The Tournament At Eureka.

We wcto unable to attend the tour.
nament NJ Eureka, ON the 10Th ut.
rs we Ind intended, and did not r..
cciye nm account Of the affair unit
too late Tor insertion last week. tn,
day was favorable, and the cxcrise,
every way worthy Of the preceding
pleasant tournament held there. The
ladies God blcs emf we're out in
all their beauty aud brilIiancy, aud
caused many q quick throb to paIpi-
tate in the manly bosoms there as
scmblcd. Eleven knights entered for
the different prizes, and after the usual
number OF tilts, ID. Il. Pack, knight
"Don Fernando" was declared en-
titled to the FIRST prize, q fine gold
watch, and second prize, saddle and
rigging; W. 7. Leach, Knight Of
the Red Jacket third prize, gold
chain. After the result was an
nounced, the crowd adjourned to
partakc OF an cxccllcntly gotten up
dinner, prepared by the hospitablc
ladies' of the ncighborhood, aud to
which all did ample justice. After
dinner the contest for the honor OF
browning n Queen and Maids Of.
Honor, came of, with the following
result: Crown, knight " Red Rover"
II. V. Crozicr; wrcaths, j. ID. Gin
ton, "Knight of the Stripes and Gar
aud W. 7. Leach, Knight Of
the Red Jacket. Miss Dean Nor
gan, was selected by the successful
knight as Queen of Love aud Beauty,
and fairer lady ne'cr vas crowned
knight of ancient or modern days.
Miss Dora Morgan and Miss NJ. NJ.
Oliver, were crowned Maids of Hon
or, and the grace and beauty of
each reflected the good taste Of the
gallant knights who selected them.
After the fitting was over, the
prize of a tastcrully arranged scarf,
to be presented to the most graceful
was contested for by the assem-
bled knights, n committee of ladies
the judges, aud was awarded
to Mr.. W, L. Leach. Miss Bette
Oliver, in = most beautiful and ap-
nropriate manner, made the prcsenia-
tion, and was responded to in a few
eloquent remarks by the victor.
Inc outdoor sports being ended,
4 short recess WI, had, and the ry
and gallant, the fair and the brave.
again met to while away a few short
in the giddy macs Of the
Everything passed of pleas
the only regret seeming to be
that the pleasures of the day should
end so soon.
Much credit is due to the officers,
especially Mcssrs. X. II. Crozier, A.
W. TODD, and W. W. Perkins for
the admirable arrangements fos tho
comfort of the assemblagc.
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tlsstsp 81 talHsb M lf
nasd tg lr isrH Han n rI5f
D. County r1fit tt ,o8H ~
ranolt eubly $50 NJ ttId H'nt
mal time ~ Sasaml lN uiff
nest, o. ite lie d 30 pLr t0aI
nhll ON atI n llnmw 1901
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-03
CITATION NOTICE.

The State II Mississippi, Psncls county. To
Mary q kcith. widow, and Nathaniel Keith
aud Anna Keith. heirs At Law Of John H. Keith.
deceased You and each Of You are hereby
ciicd - srrcar btfirv the fruha,e ciur, 6f
said crunty, at the courthouse thsrruG on the
fourth Monday IN December. ts66, then and
ihcrC TO show cause Why the petition Of Samuel
Martin, prayiug ior title 10 = lot u ground IN
scctiou i've. township nine range seven. ves,
IN said cuuhty, sold by said deceased In nj.
lite time 20 petitioner, should not be granted
ny ortcr Of court lsusd 1ath Sep,cmbsf isss
nor9-6t W. r. WOuTIEN, CLERK
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-03
SALE OF
VALUABLE LANDS

Pursuant 10 q decree Of the Probate Cont of
Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered At The
october term, 1896, thereof will. ON the
promises herein described. about two mile.
north Of Pfcdlnit Church. and five miles
northeast Of Como ION the Miss. and Tenn
railroad aud IN said county Of Pamela. pro
crcd 70 sell on Thursday, the 18th day Of Dc.
eemher neat, ~ public cutlery to The bighest
bidder the following lands, aud divided in lot.
~ follows, to-wit. lst All Of section twenty.
seven except eighty acres oil the northwest
quarter ~, Tho west half Of section ,weuty.
l"o, and eighty acres oil the Northwcs, omar.
Ter oi 'rclion twcnty-srycn, aud forty acres off
Tue southwest corner u the southwest quarter
OF section fifteen, containing 800 acres. more or
lr's. 81, All Of southwest quarter Of section
hitecn, except inrty acres Of the southwest cor.
ner, containing l2O acres, more or less. an
east half Of section twenty-five. all In
township SIX, range six. and living In mid
al Pamela, except the S%onthwrs, opnr.
Ter OF section hnccn, which Is situate and living
N the county Of DcSOto, and said State .
Mississippi
Terms Of Silc-Onc-hnlf cash balance In
ten months with bond aud approved secutity
n0y1-Gts Aimi,tst,,,
Appeal cory weekly G. and send bill to this
office.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-03

A dispatch from Washington saws
official information has been received
announcing an impending Indian
war In Colorado aud New Mexico.
Hon. J. +. Chavrcs, delegate from
the latter Territory, states that the
difficulties have arisen from the mis-.
management Of a military officer who
unjustly treated several Of the tribe.
of Indians, and grossly insultcd one
of their principal chiefs. Fights have
already occurred. and several of the
Indians been killed.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-03

Governor Orr has authorized the
South GrroiiHiaH to say that he Is
utterly and uncquivocally opposed to
the Constitutional Amendment, and
viii not recommend It's adoption by
the Legislature.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-03

Jba iea sa IA "a
IA = ny
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q 49, ut
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$50 ~Ilemnrnil

0'faJHi m tY.n 't.H ls .Ul..,,t,, 1,
&c. ! V HHnm..s aIHi l.tr ID, .,.,. ,t.
Nt'I .Nf HHia 1000 a fuund
fl 'H "h'n It'i ..m 70 HoN IraiI,f halter
y 'olfn vii give @ rsaatl NJ 90 TN The
mum " ihf horse anil .uuyiriion NJ The thief
OF VII pay 10 Or tho return " ths bof,r e.
mo a. NJ ! " shmmlrs
hpfj.l' JOSEPH T. WtILEU
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-03

We learn from the Memphis
LEDGER that the names. fortune and
ability of the Commercial and Argus
have been consolidated. Messr.
Isoasdale, Heating, BrDwrr 4 Go,
ere the ~proprietors Of the Commercial
and Ieur. We wish them that sue
cess which their merits as Journalists
ard clever gentlemen deserve
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-03

O. X. FoR THE TOURNAMENT
A fine assortment of cakes will be
ready on Saturday and Monday next,
to supply parties to fix up their has.
kct dinners for the Tournamcnt-at
Wells. Hurrah for Wells.
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SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant 70 q deereo Of The Probate Court II
rahola county Mississippi, rendered at NE
October term 1869 thereof I will, ON The lith
Gay Of December neat on the premises herein
Described, about three miles south Of the Unlon
chufch on the river rad leading to belmont
~ snid eonnig, proceed ~ cell At public soc.
hon 10 The highest bidder, thr following lands.
situate aud lying In said county Of Pamela, and
diviied Ia lnfcrlt aud known and descdtrd
a. iolloWf lo-wit lHt The south half Of the
southeast quarter Of section tweniy.soyen.
township s'en, mnge six. "a, An undivided
ohc-lali Interest In The northeast quarter OF
section ihirit iour township seven, mnge six
Terms NJ sale, cash.
G D. YOUNG,
noN'-'i Administrators.
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INSn,YENi NOVICE.

The State Of Mississippi faasla county. To
the creditors Of Greene Q. Wright late Of said
county deceased. The estate Of said deceNsed
was reported iusolvcnt ut the October term.
1905 81 The Probate Court Of said county. and
creditors ordered to be notified according 10
Law You arc hcuby notified 10 probate your
claims against the icccdent aud have them
registered in the Probate Clerks Office Of uId
county on or before the la day Of January.
1858, Al tina, each claim may receive lts pfo
rata share Of aii estate. else your claims viii
be forever barred October 20 1885.
JESSE q WRIGHT
nnFtatm Administrat,r