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From Washington.
WAsuIyGroy. Dec. 6.

NASHiSGTON, Dec. u
SeyArE.-Mr. Trumbu!l reported Gayoraby
from. the judiciary Committee the bill of tie
House 10 repea! the amnesty power OF tie
President aud asked its immediate considera-
ton. Hendricks objected and il goes over
Mr.. Wade called up bill Of last session to
regulate the election Of grand aud petit jnres
in tic Territory Of Utah which was ordered
to be printed with amendments.
Mr. Poland gave noice that On Monday
next he would CAL up the bankrupt bill.
Ordered. or motion Of Mr.. Danner, that
when tie Senate adjourn to-day it be to meet
or Monday next.
Mr.. Wilson gave notice that he would call
up next week the joint resolution to disband
anu prohibit militia organlzlt atoms III the rebe!
States.
The Senate adjourned.
HousE.-rne House Select Committee, to
inquire iuto the New Orleans riots and the
murder of the three Union soldiers in South
Carolina, will leave here next week for the
scenes of their investigations.
WASHINGTON, Dec s.
The special committee on The New Orleans
riots. Mr. Elliott, OF Massachusetts. will prob
ab!y Fare here the middle cf next week.
The specia! committee TO investigate the
killing OF FED .ral soldiers in South Carolina,
Dir. Pike, of Maine, Chairman, having power
to send for persons and papers, will hold in-
restigation here.
In trial to day of Conover, for perjury, hav
ing sworn falsely before committee CT Con-
crcss, Judge Fisher inquired whether the act
Of Congress authorizing oaths before invcsti-
eating committees was not an invasion Of the
iud: .iary department, and contrary to the dis
t-ibution OF powers By ihe constitution. He
asked to have his point argued as on it the
case would turn.
Tie District Attorney asked time to inves-
tisate the point. II decided against the Gov
erunent, and the decision bc sustained by the
suprctae Court, it shuts down on Congress
sioual investigation.
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In View of the Near Approach of
Christmas.

In view Of the near approach of Christmas and
New Year, Messrs. MANoEr & HARRISON have
made their popular store grand repository OF
Comforts, Luxuries, Delicacies, Nicknacks and
Notions. We are very sorry their advertisement
came too late for this issue but it is sufficient to
state that their list is profoundly tempting and
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HYMENEAI.

MARRIED, en- the 9th inst, at tho rcsid;nco Of
the brides father, Mr.. Jeremiah Mobley. by T.
q. Clark, Esq, Mr.. JAMES H. LAGR0NE aud
Miss HASSIE S. MOBLEY, all Of this District.
MARRIED, goth Nov, by Rev. j. P. Bodio, Mr..
EDWARD LAGROON and Miss MARY LIZ
ZIE HARRISON, eldest daughter Of the late
Jas. S. Harrison, all of Edgeaeld.
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State of South Carolina,
Bill for Dover, to mar
shall assets, &c.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
TN E1UTTY

Harriet Toney and Geo.
j. Tone5' Admrs, Bill for Dover, to mar
c..ss..u W. :. shall assets, &c.
ct al. -
FDY virtue of nm Order of the Court in this cause,
Eb will sell ut Edgehsld G. H., on MONDAY
tho 7th of JANUARY next, the REAL ESTATE
of WILLIAM TONEY, deo'd, described in the
pieadngs, to wit:
TRACT NO. l, Known as the Homestead, con-
tanning One Hundred ond Seventy Acres,
more OF less, adjoining lands Of George McWever,
and other lands of VIM. Toney, decd.
TRACT NO. 2, Containing Two Hundred and
Fifty-fou Acrcs more CT less, adjoining lands Of
Sam'l. Possy, James Boothe, ]. E. Lerrick and
Others
TRACT NO. 3, Containing Two Hundred and
Ninety-eight Acres, moro or less, adjoining lands
of DR.. NJ. NJ. Long, Sau.1. Posey and others.
Sold on credit of twelve months with interest
from day of Sale, except costs and expenses of
suit, which must be paid in cash. Purchaser to
give bonds with adequate personal suretie', and
mortgage Of the premises to secure the purchase
2. cARwILE, e.-.E.D.
Dec TO- At -- - 80
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Let your Ligh, shine Before Men.

Let Your Light Shine Before Men.
e And the bettor to accomplish this important
end, read, in another column, the advertisement
Of "The Lamp Man," and repair to him immedl-
stely He let's his light shine at l72 Broad Street,
Augusta, opposite the Augusta Hotel. Look out
for the Red Lantern.
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VERY Valuable Plantation for Sale

SEQ the Advertisement of Maj. s. S. ToHPKISs.
About the good quality of this land and the gen.
eral desrableness of this plantation there can be
no doubt. In his, advertisement Major S. has
omitted to mention that full crop of small grain
has been sown on the place this season.
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Every Customer is n Walking, Talking
Aduprti 90 mpnt.

Satisfy customer by giving him good fit and
a first-rato and fashionable suit of clothes at
remarkably cheap price, and ho is the best rcdi-
u,n of advertising in the world. Thousands who
hayc bcen ,hus honestly servcd-we know of ONE
in particuar-are showing their beautiful Coats,
Pants, Vests, &C., to their admiring friends and
acouaintances, md saying: " bought these Of
LEVY & AsHsn-Brond Street, Augusta. If you
want n now suit, LEVY & AsHER are the mon to
fit you out"
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A REGULAR COMMUNICATION of CON-
coRDIA LODGE, No. 50, A. p. NJ, will be held
in their Hall, on Saturday evening next the 18th
inst, at o'clock.
Every member is specially requested to be in
prompt attendance Besides other business Of
importance, there will bo an election and inHtala-
ton Of oFicers for the ensuing Masonic year.
By order Of the ". M.
I. H. CLARK, Scc'ry.
D.c1 1t so
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nJ- Over forty thousand persons witnessed tho
closing of the grand fair in Louisiana Ever
one was highly pleased with its unparalleled sue
cess. A cayalcado of premium stock, proceeded
by two hand, of music, concluded tso eTens
Anothas fais 10 aanszscsS Sss tke asst yeal.
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Sheriff 8 Office, Dec 10 1850
State of South Carolina,

SQGlc OA 1hn O0h VAhA%3
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
8. Rodgers, Administrator with Will
annexed, S. R. Warren, Carson War
rem, minors, by their next friend s.
R. v arron and others, Applicants. ..,
vs. Z For Taruu
Mary - Warren, and M.ry-War-
rem, Guardian ad litom Of Elizabeth
Warren, David Warren and William
Warren, minors.
UpY m Order from the Ordinary, shall proceed
Id to sell at Edsefeld G. H., on tho frst Monday
in January next, for Partition, tho REAL ES-
TATE of DRED WARREN, deceased, situated
and being in the District and State aforesaid, con-
tanning Four Hundred (4O0,) Acres, more or less,
on raters of Richlapd Crock, waters Of Little
Snluda River, and bounded by lands of Mark
Etherodge, Josiah Padgett, West Corley, E. W.
Scibos and others.
TERMS-On a credit of twelve months. The
Purchaser to give Bond and Security, and Mort
gage to the Ordinary to secure the purchase mo-
nov. Costs to be paid in Cash, in Specie, and to
pay for Title o1tra.
~ ~ WIN. SPIRES, s.E.D.
D,. 10 At so
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Six Hundred g. Twenty Three Acres
The State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

]. Walter Hill and Wife and others
vs..
. R. B. Lamar.
nY VIRUS OF an Ordo- Of tho Court in this
b cause, will aell at Edgoheld Court House,
on MONDAY the 7th JANUARY next, the REAL
ESTATE described in the pleadiDga, to wit:
ONE LOT OF LAND in the corporate limits
of the village Of EdgcAeld, containing aeres
moro or loss. on which is commodious two Story
Dwelling with all necessary out buildings 1t bong
the House and Lot occupied by the late Chancel-
lor WAnpLAw at the time Of his death.
Terms made known hereafter. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
Doc. 10, 1856. It 50
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L1raapoo1. peoenber 8, noon.

LIVERPOOL, December 8, noon.
Cotton market to-day opened buoyant, and has
beon quite active all the morning, and prices have
reoocered from tho temporary decline Of ysSter-
day, and middlipg uplands are currently quoted
at full fourteen pence per pound, IT Is now
intimated that tho sales to-day amount to over
sixteen thousand bales.
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PUBLIC SALE.

l.
vUyIE Subscriber will sell at her residence On
WEDNESDAY, the 2sth December,
Is or is Choice Mules,
SIXTY OR SEVENTY HEAD OF CATTLE,
Including nnO lot of Mich Cows,
HOGS, SHEEP, GOATS,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEM ENTS,
TWO OR THREE ROAD WAGONS,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
ONE LOT OF PORK,
CORN, FODDER, WHEAT, OATS, sHUcKs,
COTTON SEED, &c.
M~Terms Cash in Specie, or its equivalent IN
''''' BARsHEBA HoLLINGswoRTH.
aSWill be Rented. at tho same time and
place. for tho ensuing year, 100 or 200 Acres Of
good Land. .. 70
Dec IL 81 2o
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FOR SALE.

vr1uE PLANTATION ON TURKEY CREEK,
six miles rbove Edgefeld c. H., on the
Ninety.si1 Ro,d, adjoining Mrs. Nicholson, D..
R. Strother, Daniel Holland and others, contain
ing
six Hundred g. Twenty-Three Acres,
Between 90 and 100 of which are first class Crock
Bottoms, and 1875 acres of upland recently open
ed. and now in ine condition for Cotton, and ESQ
acres of as fine forest land aS there is in tho
District. On the place arc all necessary improve
ment, for well arranged plantation. The PLAN
ta,ion is without doubt the best in the neighbor-
hsod, which is not surpassed by any lands in tho
District.
w Apply to Daniel Holland. Esq. or the
Subscriber. 3. 3. IomfAiNo;
Edgeield c. H., Dec s 1t 81
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BALTIMORE. December 5.

BALTIMORE, December s.
Wheat firm; market poorly supplied; red,
95@3; white, f@10. Corn, receipts and demand
heavy; yellow, aO@s4; white, sO@9ec. Oats
steady. Flour very dull; low grades dropping.
Provisions heavy. Mess Pork, S21 l5@22; cut
meats nominal. Lard, 13c. Sugars inactive.
Coffee dull; Rio, 163@1S3c.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

EUGEElELG D1SlhA
- -. INE(UITY. t
Elizabeth s.rom, Ex'ix~ Bill for Partition, dow
~ VS.. nv S,,s md MorehoI
s. sd e. ssss2. ss.sa B. F. ssoa sss s';ss' ss'
BpY Virtue of an order of the Court in this cause,
ID I will proceed to Lat Edgefeld @. H., on
MONDAY tho 7th day Of JANUARY next, the
REAL ESTATE described in the plcadings,
to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing Four Hun
dred and Sixty Acres, more or less, adjoining
Lands of Leo Holson, Mrs. Elizabeth PRESCOTT,
Estate of DR.. j. F. Adams and others.
Sold on credit Of tine rand two years, With
interest from day of Sale, except as to costs,
which must be paid in sash. Purchaser to give
bond, with two good sureties, aud mortgage Of
the premises to secure the purchase money.
Titles Extra; ..,,..
wv. CARWILE, C.E.E.D.
!, Dec. 10, 1855. .'-,l. 3. - At -s...rr so
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s@- grand reception IVES given Mt Charles
ton, on tho 5th, by the Mayor and military
thoritiss, to Ainilal Palmer, Commanding the
NORTH Atlantic Squadron. salatss Hsss fred st
tho citsSsi,
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CHARLESTON, December s.
The cotton market has been steady to-day ;
sales 44O bales; middling upland, 81 cents.
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COMMERCIAL.
GA nncemher

AUGUSTA, GA, December 8.
Brokers are buying Gold at 14e and selling at
143. Silver at 135 and sell Mt 40.
C0TTON.-The market has stagpated. About
100 bales changed hands at figures ranging from
29@31 cents The receipts are 325 bales.
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State of South Carolina.


IN EQUITY,
Ariel Able and
Lavina K. Able, Adn'rs, Bill for sale of Real
Green Bodie,
Lavina Bodie, ct al.
DY virtue Of an Order of the Court in this
- cause, will sell OH the premises, on MON.
DAY, the 3lst of December inst, the TRACT
OF LAND described il the plcadings, contain
ing One Hundred and Sizty-cight Acres, more or
less, adjoining lands Of George Bell, Charles.
Duncan, Ambrose Whittle and others, itbeing q.
portion of the REAL ESTATE of FELIX E..
BODIE, deed.
Sold on credit of tuclvc montha, with inter-
est from day of Sale, except Costs of Suit and
Expenses Of sale, which must be paid in cash.
Purchaser to give bond with two good Sureties
and mortgage Of the premises to secure the pur-
chase money. Titles extra.
z. W. CARwILE, c.s.z.D.
Dec 6, A. SO
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EXECUTORS SALE,

IN Pursuance of al Order frvm the Ordinary,
Il will sell at tho late residence Of TEN
PILE MARTIN, decd, on SATURDAY, tho 22d
December inst, all the PERSONAL ESTATE OF
aa:d deceased, consisting Of
HORSES, COWS, HOGS,
CORN, FODDER, SHUcKS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
KITCHEN UTENSILS,
ONE GIN HEAD, TWO CARRIAGES, &..
w Terms made known on day Of sale.
JABEZ MARTIN, EI'or.
Dec 10 2ta ou
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ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, December 8, 1866.
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Harriet Toney and Geo.
j. Toney, Adm'rs.,
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Hf uHa " hH Nf.iHW H u I.ui.I
fam tha rt.mt mHII M rHHi fa.li. ..
%. whIfh lff H n.m u' li0rn q IlIN.uI
HgaIHH ll hin n iuunf EuWiuf ... .a
hfmaf il pvHn W. li.hud n lunHT
EtaHhf aHl onf .n nt1r uf hnih0nt N'.
81 nIlhm1 y ir1nIng ! wlI H Monday iH.
llfh lay ~ Nu,fmher IHGI. Hi thr runrihIuf
lhaf iu ihe iovn VI rlunn between ihc h0Hr
rrfIhrd ht hn proceed i1.r.' tuibr lIgHnI
Hilef nf Cash ihe following lDu'hrl f"|
estate ia.wit A.l or s0nt.u Il township i
uuet o west boz ranUli county u uu.n iII
executions vs. T. tLuiu.
optIu.It Sheriff
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slIERlFFs sALE

Iiy iriuo Of nn Execution TO mr directed
from iIc Circuit court of Pamela county DO
favor of Ru.s Ballard W. " Is nud Simpson
Lester viii on Monday the l2Ih day Of 80.
ycmhrr 1860, at The cuurih0uso door in ihc
town n Pamela, between lhc hours prescribed
hy las, proceed to scll lo the highest bidder for
rush, the following described rctl tate lo-vii.
One torc-hou.o aud lot NJ Sprngpor, and one
fourth Of mn aerc joining the house and lot
above mentioned, an ON the Southeast quarter
of section ., township 3, range q, Ia Pamela
county, TO satisfy said writ W J. FLOYD,
0ctg0.3t Sheriff.
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$50 80 nf.u' fiisafm fHs
r.Hnmh. ta l''. fui anl
iadssH nseahh h8i 81
IH shat rfef that aha
.a mf fH f mmI .Is.l r
ttNf.let amH a w d
lb0ak ihaf#a aa nfl m M
fpl,r aatlhssth ltsfW u
u..fm. dmfthg 900
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CITATION NOTICE

600 sH.H N.H Hn rmn.uy Tu
t.HaH nuHHt ni lHhn Nnm UuHHi
isuiHHn fIHml liun.u d,,.uI tH
f. h.ehy IHI 90 tWuuf h0nu 10. rrmtt
DmaH. H.l county ~ ihcmuu hnw. 'hnral
aHib ltH Vanli} n Nutrmb,rn neat chem niud
lHrff u answer iha petition NJ n u. strNHu
sHHI1u oi Martini and Nap buchanan 1ud
.hHt Huar Why ihr prayer W ihr petition,
praying iuf tle HIr ~ the following iHndl n
the decreased yIf loi cot section ll town.
hip 20 range 2, n Tuniti county. luia !. 2.
| 3, 80 aud uf section l4 township ln
mnee 9. in Coahbma county uuhnrquattp
ul section mH hall Of section 20, north
bolt uf northeast qutHt ui section 70, "a
southwest quarter 0i eel0u ~, NJ ln t0Wn.
shlp Grunge o, In Pamela county, and south.
cnsi quarter u section ls township range D,
In DpSuto county. IN IN the State OF Mississippi,
hould not he granted.
liy order of Court. Issued Sept ~. 1900.
OrG.0t. W r. WOOTTEN, CLERK.
Ward 4 Cooper, solicitors for petitioner
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NOTICE.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Sardis Hotel ! (!

Having parshassd this huiliing and tho.
roughly repaired and fefurnished y. am now
prepared % accommodate the public IN style
aoi to hs surpissgd. All trains stop asuficisnt
length ef time CO meals Passengers need not
fsaf baiss In. G. ". RICHARDS.
rrsz-T Ffuftis'gt
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GRAND TOURNAMENT
AZ
P-ANoIskA,
OK THE
9th day OF November.

First Prize, one fine gold watch,
worth 5000.
Second Prize, one fine gold chain,
worth $50.
Third Prize, one fine gold pen
and pencil, with case, worth $50.
Tilting for the above Prizes TO
commence at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing-lists open to the world.
Alb o'clock in the evening the
contestants will commence the con-
test for the Crown and Wreathes.
The three successful Knights to crown
A Queen of Love and Beauty and
Maids of Honor. The crowniug to
take place at the Coronation Ball in
the Masonic Hall the same evening.
CHIEF MARsuAL-Maior NJ. S.
Ward. -
ORATOR OF THE DAY-Major L.
7. Cooper.
HERALD-T. 7. Caldwell.
=, SECRETARY AND TREASURER
John NJ. Wright.
ASSISTANT MARsIIAIs-Robt. III.
Taylor, Lon Jeilress, John c. Har-
rison, John NJ. Hogshcad, John NJ.
Shuford, Green r. Watkins, Bobcrt
B. Jones and b. Il. Perry.
JuDGEs-Gen. L. c. Walthall,
Col. John G. Fiser, Hon. II. Mosely,
Hon. A. I. Ellis, Col. c. Miller, DR..
A. r. McWilliams, d. II. Simpson,
j. n. Mcleod.
The Judges are requested to act as
Managers at the Coronation Ball.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT
Major NJ. S. Ward, ]. w. Markham,
MaiorL l.. p. Cooper, Alex. Burkhal-
ter, W. b. Dickens, W. +. Stone, DIR.
NJ. y. Phillips, \. =. Cansler, W.
=. Wootten.
There will be Basket Dinner on
the grounds. Those wishing to en-
ter as Knights will report to the
Treasurer at Batesvil.t. Entrance
Fee for the first three prizes, $40.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of an Execution to me directed
from the Circuit court Of Panola county, in
favor Of Monroe Short vs III. Coleman, +. +
Pope and 5. D. g. Caruthers will on Monday
the 9Th day Of November, 1886, at the court
house door In the town Of Pamela, between the
hours prescribed by law, proceed to sell to the
highest bidder for Cash, the following described
real estate, to-wit Section 49, township Z.
range 0 west, in Pamela county, to satisfy said
judgment W. J. FLOYD,
oct2O-3t Sheriff
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SIIERIFFs SALE.

By virtue Of q writ Of rHiGo r1pond' di-
rccted to me from the Circuit court OF Pamela
county, in favor Of Andrew Jackson & Co., W
John D. and Sallie r. Coffee, will on Monday
the 2ih day Of November 1896 nj the court
house door in the town Of Pamela, between the
hours prescribed by law, proceed 10 sell To lhe
highest bidder for Cash. the following described
real estate, to-wt Section 20, township O.
range & west, and the dwelling house thereon
To satisfy said writ W. ]. FLOYD,
Oct2O-3t Sheriff
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Ian b,

Pursuant n an lntsrIasutory deere rendered
in case wherein Louisa Winters. ct 81. arr tum.
plainants. and Mary Anderson and others ar
defendants. In the Chnncrty court q Pamela
county. State u Mississippi, q, The Nay term.
1856 Thereof ! will. as commissioner therein
appointed. pru.eed 70 sell. At The eoafi-hoHs'
doug 10 ths town II Pamela IN mid ruBn'y, on
Monday the 10th day of Uri0her -as. between
the hour. prescribed BY law the following irari
or Land. ,1-vii The west hall 0f section p.
township ~, range 3 east, lying - Panpla
county aiofesaid and thE west haft IT thF
Northwest quarter u section I. township ~
range 3 east lying in Tallahaiehis eouniY' %
said state. constituting an entire body of tract
n f5rr trrarrsl aefst sn1 kagvn - the George
Anderson place a.
Tgaus o. saLs-One f5urth on credit q
sir months. the balance in two equal install
ments u one and tWo ysafz with 80 per cent.
intsrrs, from the day Of sale. and bond with
approved security. JOHN c. HARRISON,
s-rf1. a. rammi1si8HtF.
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For fine hats, go to ]. II. Yates
q Co.'S.
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CITATION NOTICE.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T
MAY CONCERN.

We call on all persons indebted to ne on Old
accounts ur notes. 10 come forward and settle
up without further delay.
We have not troubled you on account Of
these Old debts We have not ann1ved you
with duns or suits We ala not AZ rnn 10 "a.
vide the proceeds of ias; years crup with u.s.
We have given you. unaskci. the same time
that We obtained On our own debts. ln return
for this indulgence. We think We ars entitled
20 liberal payments out Of the present CROP
All who viii cnins up and pay ty the III ~
December nstt will fnd ne disposed 20 settle
on liberal terms. Those who Do M, par or
make satisfactory settlements hv the i.t Of
January may expect 10 he sued in the first
curt thereafter.
oetg93m HEFLIN & HOBGOOp.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned is nov prepared to Do
all kinds Of work on wagons, bugKies. ear
riarss. &C.. in the nsa,sst anil mos, durable
style, At his shop in Ba,ssville.
A large Dot II assgr,ed material. and feady
10 go all orders. .
iau6.u. A. J. BROWDER.
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Fa.l Goods.

We havs just received a general stock oi
.saspaahle gods fof the hll trade including
iry goods. clothing. boots and shoes, hats
Queenzwaft, etc.
sspls-n YATES A co.
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H. X frgoS Em tom'r


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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-10-20
INsoLvENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
the creditors Of Theophilus B. IIardie, deceased.
You are hereby notified that at the June term,
1856 Of the Probate eonr, Of said county, the
estate Of said deceased was reported inselvent
and 10 Probate your claims against deceased
and have them registered in the Office Of tho
CLERK Of said court, on or before the hrst day
Of February, 1867, else they win be forever
barred PETER HUBBARD,
jylAsm Administrator.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-10-20
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters tesiamentary having been granted
TO nae upon the estate Of George W. Williams,
late Of Pamela county, deceased, by the Probate
Court Of said county, at the August term, 1896,
thereof now all persons holding claims against
said estate are hereby notified to come iorward
and have them duly PFobated and registered
according 10 Law, or they will be barred by the
statute in such cases made aud provided
". y. WILSON,
sepi-st Executor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-17

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