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SnERIFFs SALE.

Wy virtue Of an sxacuiiaa fram n. r,,..,
g1uri u FsHais oluniy Niu. in a. -.
y Farley ssainst D. W Msfrs and q ~.
ten, ! VIII "a Monday The tutd ay of nsisis.
lse6 a. the court house door Ia ne tow n
Pamela between the hours prescribed IS lsu.
proved n 81 10 the highest bidder a. cash
ne hlloving dcsctihtd real estate tu-vii. ca.
hnur and lot in the village Of Strdis knuur
The nev store houH nou being tult y
N u sails. sid Judgment
sp--st WI FLOYD
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HOME JOURNAL
For 1866.
4 high5onci and brilliant Literary
aud Artistic Journal.

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grcets lie old friends and substibgrz. II 4
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CHANCERY NOTICE

To the helrs-at-law Of Sarah Vaughan Al.
erased, and Of Sterling u Vaughan. decvassd
iou and each Of you are hereby citsdto be and
appear IN and before the Chancery court Il
fanola county. State Of Mississippi. TO he held
= ne ceurt-haa.e Of said county, in the tow
y ranoiA On ne seventh Monday afsr the
eaFth Monday IN September. lse6 then ana
theFe 70 show cause, " sny thsy can. uhv tbs
rspori of The commissioners aptsiu,sd H. IL
p t1ii Tie tSaiOldle belonging n ia
ssfah and Sterling q Vaughan. dsesassd
should not hs confirmed and a decree repa.r,l
accordingly. by order Of cuart
&c HARRISON. Clerk
sehtliot auz15-it
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~CnANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, PanoIa county. In
the Chanccry court Of said county. At rules
before Tie Clcrk Of said court at his office In
The town OF Pamela, on this the third Monday
10Th day Of August, 1896. No M George
W. Dyer, administration Of John II. Keith do.
ceased, vs. RIP Smelling, ct Al. Upon affidavit
hIed in this cause, II appearing to the mtlsfic.
ton OF the court that r. r. Smelling, NJ. o.
Keith Anna Keith and N. D. Keith. defendants
~ this cause, are non-residents Of this State.
md reside beyorl the limits thereof 90 that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon them. 1t is therefore ordered that they
Ito enter their appearance herein on or before
the hrst day Of the next term Of said court 10
be holden at the courthouse Of said county IN
the town Of Pamela, on the seventh Monday
after the fourth Monday In September, 1866.
and plead, answer or demur to the complainant
bill or the allegations thereof viii be taken FOR
confessed as 10 them. It Is further ordered
that a copy Of this order be published IN M
Weekly Pamela STAR, a newspaper published
IN the town OF Pamela in said county. for C5ur
weeks successfully.
] c. HARRISON. Clerk.
Harrison 4 Taylor for complnt aue?S.it
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county.
a. IL. Mabery, agent Of R. l.. Armstrong, VS..
W. II. Bernard. Attachment issued by Calvin
Broom, Justice of the Peace. the I2th day of
May, 1866, in favor of the said A. II. Mabery,
agent OF X. l.. Armstrong, and against the es.
tate OF the said W. II. Bernard, for the sum Of
fifteen dollars in the Justice Court held ut Ro-
binn, In the county Of Pamela and State Of
Mississippi. One six-horse wagon levied on as
the property Of said W. II. Bernard. The de-
bndant Is hereby notified that unless ne appcars
In said court At the term thereof 10 be
held on the second Saturday In July, 1895. and
plead to said attachment Judgment will be en-.
tered and the property attached will be sold.
mayle-4t CALVIN BRoOME. j. p.
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II. Arm Of : : Smith 4 &c i This DAY q :
sslssa hy INITIAL consent W : hairis ha'ias
"a III su,Irr interest 10 W > Floyd, who viii
s~a.siaus he preasss and 0rycsfy eusinsss n
...<<ss., ri,h NJ SIS Smith. The style q
he ne. hrm viii b smith 1 Floyd
~ Harris can b seen Al any time 81 ne
IL ssand Is 6ltsaa 10 sny h1ssss@ go ess
ny ss'' WIN "~ s. S snlTH ace
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi, Pamela county.
To Stephen Yarbrough, William Yarlrough.
Augustine iarbrough, Richard YarbrouRh,
Martha Yarbrough, Nancy Yarbrough. joseph
farhrough, John Yatbrough and James Var
brough, heirs and distribulces OF William Her.
ring, deceased. You and each Of you are here.
BY cited 10 appear before the Probate Court Of
said county, on 2jth Of June, 1866. 10 show
cause why the final account OF Joseph A. Her.
ring, administrator Of the estate of said AZ
ceased should not be allowed and approved.
by order Of court, iNtcd March, isee.
mylo-it ". 7. WOOTTEN cls,t
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.

The state Of Mississippi. Pamela ,onp,, r,
the creditors q Theuphilus n Hsrdis dsss,sf5
Y 81, hereby notified that ct the June term.
80 o. The Probate court Of said county. mo
stale OF aid deceased was reported inssissnt
ahi 70 PROBATE your claims auins, deceased
and have them registered in the Office az M
tlsIk o. aid court, on or before The srss asv
q February. 1891, slse they will be f1ryv,,
oarryd- PETER HUBBARD.
Nif-em Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

heressl at the March term, 1896, Of the
Probate cont Of Pamela county, letters Of ad.
m%iuistuiion on the estate Of Robert Ilarlir.
deceased were granted the undersigned. now
therefore MI persons having claims agains, pid
estate are hereby notified TO have them Pro-
hatcd aud registered, or they will be forever
barred. u. Il. BROWN,
jos. w. HARDtE,
Ict-Ot Administrator.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The sua,s u Mississippi Fauala t1uniy u
the Circuit ooart u SD cguuiY. NJ l
v. ". rphav, Surviving parinsf etr4 wt d
LLOYD. Attachment issasi The lth day =
November is5g. sgaiust the estate n ths aa
dsfsnaan, Cor ne san ~ ti1t.na rsinfnthls e
the cirnit court u ait cganty Notice L
hereby given 10 The said deisadsat G Lloyd
that unless be appear before aid euau on BE
sr.t day Of the nssi term Of aid ouurt 10 =
holden In and fof aii eoaniY Al The raufi-
haa.s thereof In the Iowa q fanola. % N
srxsu,h Monday amer the fourth Muntay iH
September. is8e, and rlsaita said .iisa.
Iairmsn, will h. entered against himi and the
estate attached viii BE- sold.
j. e. HARRISON, CLERK
/, n n wa,ann fr plH sugl5-4t
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
lillian 3 Farley.
You arc hereby cited to appear before the
Probate Court Of said county. ut the court
house thereof on the goth DAY Of June. isGG
to show cause why the hnal account Of Charlie
y. Farley, now deceased, guardian Of John 4
Farley, now deceased, should no, be allowed
and approved.
~ order Of Court issued sist day Of Nav.
isee. .OOTTEN,
Iu"'4-H Clerk.
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MI. APP.
NOTICE.

The undersigned i now prepared % %
al kinds o. wotk On wagons, buggiss. car
rar-s, &C., ia the nsaissi and most durable
style, A. Bic shop In Baiesville.
4 Afgs Dc e aagftcI material anil ready
o. 81 al oulcfA
jah5.if. A. j. BR0WDER.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-09-22

The most powerful aud compact presss,
ever used, Horse Power. Stationary and
portable steam Engines and boilers. SAY
mills, The best and cheapest that can b hal
0rist OF Touring mills, smus mills. Ws
ave . large stock Of bar aud sheet iron
which We sell At manufacturer prices. al.e
q general assortment Of hardware All
plantation machinery, tin.plats, tinns,,.
teoss. TIN and copper ware of all kinds,
All orders or communications will "a.
csiVe prompt attention.
PERKINS, LIVINGSTON a POST.
S6s, Main Street, in Provine Bloch,
Memphis. Tenn.
lah-''S1' 7. Cossi, Agent.
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~ l.. AAHl In
New Marble Works,
Cor. Adams and Second Sts.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.
Fisher. An,is a. 90.

Dealers IN Italian and American Marble.
monuments iombs, head and foot stones, table
ana counter tops and every yariciy Of marble
ana stone work done to order on the shortest
uo"''' jan27-3m-pd.
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FREsn %ARnIvAL,,,
CITATION NOTICE

the State Of Mississippi, Pamela eos,,, .
Eliza q Hastings heir Of Alesands, Tp,. y
ceased and Henry s. Hastings, husband y "
Eliza O. You and each Of youa are herI, ~
TO appear bciore" tho Probate couu Z y,
county oi The courthouse thereof, on d, -.
Monday In September next then and A., .s !
show cause why the final account q NM, !
Keith, administrator De boai, non win A. !,
annexed, OF estate Of said deceased .hsSu !.
be allowed and approved. nv order n y,
issued End day Of August, 1859.
augll-0t w. p. WOoTrPy M
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Franklin Type Foundry'
les VINE STREET, Cincinnati, o

les VINE STREET, Cincinnati, D
Between Fourth and Finh streets
n. ALLISON, s7i
Manufacturers Of and dealers In nswk si
and JOB type, printing presses, cases or
e'cf INK and printing material Of erup
eriplion. S~tcreotyping Of all kinda BID
music volumes Of all sizes, In modem .
ancient languages, cards Labels sitrFi
type metal or copper. Wood engraving
tsIn letters Of various styles. ElsetugIri
all it branches. died
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Table cutlery, clocks, and a large assortment
Of guns, pistols and ammunition. Terms cash.
NO. l CLARKs MARBLE BLOCK.
mylo-tf Corner Main and Madison SIS.
, 1866-01-02

before our ftllowmen for the success of
the republican form of government. Ex-
perience has proved lis suficlency in peace
aud in war; IT has indicated lis authority
through dangers, and Affections, and sud-
den and terrible emergencies, which
would have crushed any slytem that had
been less firmly fixed il the heart of tho
people. At the inauguration of WASH
lngton the foreign relations Of the coua-
try were few, and its trade was Suppress
ed hy hostile regulations now all the
civilized nations Of the gIohe welcome
our commerce, and their Governments
profess towards US ami'y. Then our
country felt its way heSitatingIy along
an untired path, with States, so little
bound together 10y rapid means of com
munIcalion as to be hardly known 10 one
another, and with historic traditions ex-
tending over very few years; now inter
course between the States is swift and
intimate the experience of centuries has
hcen crowded into a few generations, aud
has created an intense, instructible nation
ally. Then our jurisdiction did not reach
beyond The announcement boundaries Of The
territory which has achieved indcpen~
denct; aow, through c%essions of lands,
first coionized by Spain and France, the
country has acquired q more complex
character, and has for lis natural limits
the cLain Of Lakes, the Gulf Of Mexico,
and ON The east aud west the two great
oceans, Other nations were wasted by
civil ages before they could establish for
themselves the necessary degree ofunlty ;
the latent conviction that our form Of
government is the best ever known to the
world, has enabled us to emerge from
civil war within four years, with a COM
plete viodicalion of the constitutional
authority of the General Government,
and with our local liberties and State in
stitutions unimplircd. The thronss Of
migrants that crowd to our shores are
WITNESSES OF the conf Ience of all peoples
In 0ur pam hence. Here is the great
Land Of tree labor, where industry is bless
ed with unrXampIed rewards, and the
brad Of he workiugman is sweetened Ivy
the consciousness that the cause of the
country is his own cause, his own safety
and his dignity"
, 1866-01-02
Just Received
N FOR SALE,

Pilot & Navy Bread, Soda Biscuit g.
Wafer Crackers, Cheese, Smoked Hams,
Tongues, Bacon, Sausage & Beet, also
Family Be'f in / barrels, Potatoes in
hampers, Pickle Tongues & Sausage in
kegs, Refined & Crush Sugar, Syrups,
Peaches, Strawberries, Raisins, Prunes,
Almonds, Currants & C~ryslaIlized Fruit.
Chocolate & Teas.
Frederiksted 9Th December 1865.
R. j. ROBINSON.
, 1866-01-02
*. WHISKY,
Artist and Photographic,

AFtISt ana IHotOSrapilISt,
has just arrived from Copenhagen with
the newest inventions and apparatuses
and hegs to recommend his services to the
public. LlkeneSses taken in different
sizes and at very moderate prices. His
A'elier is open every day from %
O'clock.
Kongensgade SO, Frederiksted.
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BOOK NOTICES.


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The YORK GlYmer Olnb.

The Democrat a. usual gives a whole
sale denial to the charge that the York
Clymer Club was made upofb3-us names;
but the following, published in the York
papers Of last week, gives a astatcmentnot
80 easily denied;
We, the undersigned, whose names
were published in the York Gazette and
York Democratic Press, Of last week, as
uniting in a call for q meeting Of hon0ra-
ly-di~chargcd soldiers to form a club in
favor Of the election Of 4eiStcr Clymer as
Governor, in connection with an endorse
ment Of Andrew Johnson's "policy' and
other Copperhead humbuggcry, hereby
assert that we never signed any such pa
per, nor authorized any person TO sign it
for Us, nor consented TO the use OF our
names, nor are we willing to support the
election oI Clymer, nor do any other of
the matters and things which the Office
seekers concerned in getting up the list
published in the Gazette and Press, want
TO accomplish. In plain words, our
names, if subscribed by any one to that
list, are JOrglTjCS, and We do not intend
to support any candidate or party who,
while we were engaged in fighting the
battles of the Union against their dear
Southern brethren, did all in their power
10 disfTanchise Us and prevent u- from en-
jOying the right Of suffrage, denounced
the war as a failure, ClamOrcd for an inn
mediate suspension of arms, and were de
feated in all their trcacheroUs and unpa-
triotic purposes by the votes Of the sol
diers in the field and the loyal people at
home.
Philip Lehr, 1S7th Reg't Penna. Vols.
Cornelius Leieve, Co. Z, 207th 7. Y.
Louis !. ShcnbergcT, Co. II, 195th 2. Y.
Frederick G. Able, Co. L, 10th Iowa Y.
Frank Steininger, Co. Z. 87th 2. Y.
Samuel Cross, 10th, S1th, and 18th p. V.
The following are some Of those who
had not the opportunity presented them
of signing the remonstrance, together
with those that are descrters and dead
men, and those who verbally protest
asa-na- TO a"'e11iag G r-c." names -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-06-27
A White Mans Goxerrlmant.

The Democratic papers ate continually
endea10ring to make capital by talking
about q white mans governments" :" ana
they are exceedingly fond Of saying that
this IS a white mans government, made
by white men, and for the exclusive ben
eft of white men, &c. Let rs. examine
this matter carefully, and see whether
these assertions be true. If this be a free
government and white mans govern
ment," then all rhjte men ought, in point
of privilege TO be equal \ glance at the
census report Of 1860 shows the following
results:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-06-27

array triQmph? Tetthis man. wbo,...
against :tTIning the State, Who ,,G aid.Je Voted
disorgahikfng the Pef1rsvIvania' 'Diea St1 III
when parties were q tis so that no og5Ilaic 5,!
ness could be TRANSACTED Tor mont5l ~ ousi-
the sole purpose of keeping Col w WiiiooT ioT
in a Southern pristn, Who denonn,llil'G, ,li'G
Andrew Johnson as "A purchased miniStd iinted
because johnson then SPOKE bnrnii.oh
words of loyalty, is now coupled r.;.3S rli.S
Johnson, and soldiers are called nno,I m'lh
soldiers to elect him TO the office of w ~, as
crnor OF Pennsylvania. With an b,r.,y, ~.y-
ity to my former commanders, do i,l,- tbir1
they must consider soldiersa set Of f,,,nS ia,ia
rant fools, or else they themselves Sao, 6ar.
become betogged with CIymer plas,crS" ave
\ SOLDIER DURING THE Wir
Valley, June %, 1866. ''"'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-06-27
MARRIED

On Thursday afternoon, June oJ.t ..
Dipple's Hotel, Lcwistown. By the p D.. d,
J. B. Rcimensnyder, Mr.. w. j. Low,
ER and Miss JENNIE RICKETS. bott -
Newton Hamilton, Miffiin county Pa ''
OF the 10Th inst, by Rev. ". Dow.
HARRISON AURAND TO Miss MARY Avn.
MARKLEY, both of Granville townsih.
this county.
On the 22d inst. by Rev. W. Down,
JOHN Ii. MCCAULEY to Miss \ ANNIE Wr' r.,
rHERsRoUGH, both of Derry townshh
this county -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-06-27

that scroll of Copperhead infamy publish
ed III the York Gazette:
Henry Lickaway, 1Ith Pa. cav, dead.
w. II. Croll, 1lth and 10th Pa, absent.
VIM. Fry, S7th Pa, without authority
John Barry, S7th, drummed out of
camp.
Adam Reisinger, l5lst, absent.
George Feathers, S7th, absent.
George Armpristcr, 200th, absent
}. Y. Beck, S1th, without authority.
George ID. Decker, 1S7th, dcscrter.
Rudolph Patterson, S1th, absent.
Herman Sauppe, S7th, absent
Jacob Bear, 2GJth, without authority.
George Kuhns. Booth, absent.
William Kunkle, Is In, dcscrtcr
Reuben Able, S7th, no soldier.
Henry Berry, 200th, without authority
William Owens, l3oJh, dead
William Sciter, 10th, Il B0yin Bluc. :"
William Boyer, ls7th, absent.
Daniel Platz, 2G0th, without authority.
Joseph Mack, S7th, without authority.
Frank Wise, llth, absent
Lewis Shenberger, 195th, q Boy in
Blue"
George LuCt, S7th dtserter.
Conrad Hester, lIth Cavalry. absent.
Jacob Lchr, 2oJth, a " Boy in Blue"