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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-09-08
ClfANCFnY NOrlcE

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tl. iYHu Hf rHh.it ~ Iht hflt NlHlii ll
luI pf H0f'.mtaf ST DISCO. SnlIt WI.
iHm y NHtIi complainant u va fuwitti
stn.1iItW i1ssrh laulhu deceased fmmi
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lumphIn i.rH.sl isbhlsnh tr1n sn lttii
h..l h lhf nus u arrtitnf ~ ihr aitmc.
Hnu ~ ihe ruft That N, defendant brfrlu atr
nun.rssilruis ~ ihr State anl reside beyond
iho ImIn thereof n e therefore oflrri that
obey lu enter ueia appearance herein nn ~ De-.
fore 20 tnt inf ~ the meet torn N uil cHufi
in hr huIlrn lu aud nf nl counts ~ ihe court.
house ihorrof in thr town ~ Pamela, on The
seventh Monday aner lhe fourth Monday In
september 1860, and plead, nnfwof Or dpmuf
10 the complainant hll. or the allegations
thereof Will be taken far confessed ~ 10 lhem.
# is further orlUtrd ttat copy or MI, order
be- published IN the weekly Pamela irAn, q pub.
De- newspaper Published In the town Of panola
IN said county lut iuur wccki uccemivtly
A true copy, ~ HARRISON, CLERK.
J Y Simmons fOr complnt prpB.it
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Brick Pomeroy on Counting.

Those other girl Of ours, as we are
informed by letter, had done gone
and got we'll locked unto n tinkcrcst
of the gospel who attended prayer
meeting, swops horses, acts chaplain
in the army, steals, and gets drunk
on the sly. Oh, dearl This is much
misery. Wherefore shall we fec
now? How we used to do the court
ing for those girl. Candy, peanuts,
worm lozengers, peppermint drops,
little balls of honey soap, night
blooming for seriousness, and such
evidences did we pour into them lap
of hers, whereon at vesper chimes
this heart of ours did rest, so sweetly
rest. Oh, dear! Phi K-lista!
We used to blacken our boots,
starch our hair, grease our shirt, and
curl our eyebrows for them girl.
And we drove horses for paternal
derivative to cultivate corn; and we
MIXED the brindle heifer as what no
other boy could milk, and we split
oven wood, and who would not for
her ma?
And at night, when bats came
forth, and tumble bugs crawled over
the lea, and young pullets sat in
maiden meditation fancy free, holding
their heads under one wing so as to
learn love by hearing their hearts
beat, we would hasten under Kalista's
window, and she would, with her
lily white hand, haul us up by the
hair until we arrived at the bower Of
love, as she styled her CARROT. Twas
thus our hair became less, and our
confectionery for Kalista increased.
When the week had busted on the
rock Of Saturday night, we used to
wander by the brooklet and let the
brooklet wander too. And Kalista
went forth with us. Hand in hand
like the Siamese ministers, we roam
ed we sat on the dewy to catch cold
in our heads, and luxuriate on the
bank "wet with dew" And VIC used
to %recline against a fatherly and
motherly elm tree, and squeeze each
others hand as we rolled our eyes
and peeped upward into the blue
vault, our spirits longed to vault into
it, but didn't. o, this sparkling is
Heaven in two volumes, with the
price mark omitted Did you ever
spark? If not, advance your works
upon n female crinoline dear, and
commence active hostilities at once.
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Union Female College,
Oxford. Mississippi.
Chartered by the State In 1854, Rry. O. II.
DnLL A. ", President with expert.
enccd Department Teachers,
all Of Southern birth
AID education.

This popular institution, ancr n suspension
Of three years, resumed exercises on tho secoud
OF last October, and has Just closed another
successful term, exceeding by far the eapceta.
tons Of is friends. The building, large, three
stories high, and we'll arranged, stands 10 n
beautiful grove. The course of study thorough.
]oARDiSG ~DErARrnksr-ls In charge Of Ray.
W, W. McMAnAx and LADY. Those who know
them need not be told that n%catncss, order.
comfort aud kindness emlnenily distinguish
their department. II IL like home for Young
ladies. The teachers lodge and board IN tho
College
ExrESnay-While Il mast not liz expected
that young ladiesca he educated In a nrst-chss
College without considerable expense, yet Il Is
claimed that the charges ARE less Ia this than In
similar institutions and they are 80 because the
buildings have been erected by public contri-
hutton at a cost Of about $4,000, for which
neither rent, interest nor tar Is paid. board,
lodging, washing, fuel, lights, Incidental fee
aud tuition In sciences and classics, for ten
scholastic months, t2Gb, which may be extend.
ed 10 $3.50, by taking music, modern languages
aud Rll ornamental branches, varting according
10 the number studied, quarterly in advance ID
currency.
DREss AND EcoSonY--Young ladies onen
try to excel each other in dress. To avoid thla,
and purely ~ a matter u economy, uniformity
Of dress u being gradually introduced, except
for those desiring 10 wear black. Plain hat
trimmed with pink for summer, with %solftrinc
OF crimson for winter. Nothing but ribbon.
Pink calico, lawn aud white fr summer
dark calico and dark brown wouied for winter
All cttnVagance IL positively forbidden. tn,
next term will begin September 10th, 1899
jyli-3t \. q. BuRNEY,
President Board Trustees.
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To CONE orF.-The grand mete-
oric shower which took place in 1888
Is to be repeated on the morning Of
the 18th or l4th of next November.
So says Prof. Newton, of Yale Col.
lege. Those who desire to witness
this magnificent and imposing dis
play Of celestial fireworks, have two
months to prepare for il. Prepare.
tons to observe the sublime specta-
Gle, for scientific purposes, hay,
already commenced in Europe. Thir.
teen Of these metcoric showers ar,
recorded between the years 900 and
1893. They are aid TO occur ever
third Of a century.
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lute The honor ~ he your Nv
wllcnys most 1hclient efyani,
HtyHy s%ttSnrny.
Acting Secretary vi State
DrrAurNrsr ~ sfAtr,
Washington August n, 1868
llis Escollency the Governor or the
State Of Teyasi
SIR rs direction n the prrai
dent ! have the honor herewith IN
transmit q copy Of q communication
which has been addressed to his Fy
ecllcncy Andrew j. Hamilton, Pro-
ylsioual Governor Of Texas, whereby
he has been relieved Of the trust
heretofore rcposcd in him, and d.
rcctcd TO deliver into your Excel
lcncy's possession the papers and
property relating to that trust. |
have the honor TO tender you the CO.
operation Of the Government Of the
United States whenever II may be
found necessary in cilecting the carly
restoration and the permanent pros
pcrity aud welfare of the State over
which you have been called TO pre-
side.
] have the honor TO be, with great
respect, your most obcdicnt servant,
HENRY ~STANBERY,
Acting Secretary Of State.
AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. II.
Hon. II. Stanbery, Acting Secretary
of State;
STR-Your dispatch of the 18th
inst, was received yesterday. The
Provisional Government was turned
over TO the officers elect. | beg to
assure the President of the %apprecia-
ton entertained by the people Of
Texas of the Presidents policy, and
hope to convince the most skeptical
of the fidelity of the people to the
General Government. Respectfully,
j. W. THRocKMoRToN.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
the Chanccry court Of said county. AZ rule,
before the CLERK Of said court NJ his Office In
the town Of Pamela on the first Monday (9ul
day. Of September, A D, 1866, No il9. lleain
4 Hohgood, complainanis v George " Lane,
ct al Upon affidavit filed In this cause, Il ap-
penring 10 the satisfaction Of the court that the
defendant George W Lane, Il q nonresident oI
this State, and resides beyond the limits thereof
It is therefore ordered that he do enter his mp.
p%earancc herein on or before the first day Of The
next term Of said court, 10 he holden In and ior
said county at the courthouse thereof In tn,
town Of Pamela, on the seventh Monday afler
the fourth Monday In September, 1860, aud
plead, answer or dcmur TO the complainant
bill, or the allegations thereof will DO taken FIJI
confessed rs 10 him. II is further ordered that
a copy Of this order be published in the weekly
Pamela SrlR, q newspaper published In III,
town Of panoln IN said county, for four week.
successfully. A true copy.
scps-4t J.. q. HARRISON, Clerk.
J Y Simmons for complaihants
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firm have gH NJ ne mai emlfi
Quitting establishment M io1a
kefpag " ~ Fund W. where fnd
wll m fhsbp "a fht ehmf,i
w. ffo taufHlHtfls ~ ~
sBm Wtlls how Nafe t
There VIVA q ifpmfbdum ift hd on
tho lNh dt IN Fillmore cpuhiy
Wisconsin The rain fll ~ hours
apparently IL slid sheets and ~
allied Ne HftamA aBd myiae TINT
oyeylling oleimeilbp The surfeo ~
che earth wac swept away Fields
~ grain, siacks Of hay barus, MILL
dams, dwellings, everything, were
carried of by The fcslsilcss torrents
Whole families were drowned aud
their bodies Lost. Tho rice VIVA 20
sudden m eye witness states that The
first inlimation he had of The fci
was, that hearing q roar a. Of many
waters, he stepped TO his door and
discovered a wave rolling down the
valley IN which he lived, 1T least two
feet high. Sixteen persons arc re-
ported to have been drowned in one
creek alone.
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For fine Groceries, go 70 Wells
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~summcrvIIIe Institute.

Tne largest asd nct snrr-sf=i Boarding
School in the Southern Stairs, fsf to,s srs
Young men. This Ehool has al the advantages
II a college with hone Of IL disadvantage
The Summersille Institute IL pairouizesl by the
hut men Of the SOUTH This Old, highly nasfal
and popular Institution eri.rKrd, fthtisd and
te-hamshsd, and having he ATTEST csrps Of
Teachers eysr bFuaght together IN thu esssfft
uill enter upsn he fouyieensh anr-zl re.iun On
HoSpaf, rrf fttsr plf o. ocIosss, sssr.
The Principal has associated With Mira IN The
School, John N. Paiiiek, A. NJ ". n. Kirk.
patrick, A. w. and Mr. 7. !. Williams. rrof
?. T. Helms gives instruction m ussir srsry
dag with c~ommendable Esal sss shiifly.
The schooi y h,aa,sd IN I high, sslsbsioea
rrgion, known "a the sMeuniainsr eleven
miles from Shuquslak, O the Mobile and OH.
Railroad. and 4 almost The only stAool, 81 IL
grade. that weat thfpagh The var. since me
surrender, largs addition. have bssn made n
he bhlaings. and the term ela~ine June sofk
i the masi prosperous and ussfzl one knoxni In
The hislgry u the School. successful n has
always bssa. Every btsnch ef Mathematics,
pure and mired, including civil engineering
and practical field operations with . pi<nfit
equipment is Taught with The frat ability. he
classics and The frnrh language krf - 10.
pariant fsaturr In ihe regular ssarss a -lsAy.
An the English bnaehes are sblf asd farsikiy
taught including The MATERIAL Risnss<. i~ilssiri<
II By a eompie,e arpafsius In short. The
r~rsaiesi rare Z taken aiFA The training u III
bora Al any stage u nss sda->sisn. ysasr
men srs carvfaliy prepared - NJ particular
cailihg in 10. A. % sn,sf snf ef<e IN any rsi
vsrity. The Boot- Keeping eoars hers. l. a
COOL a. sny Ia the regular cvrr--ri&I ssheel<
The mu-s frequent instru>sis- fisen ani<ris
4, to msiAfaia their slffsspset and h. gentle
mar. indeed: nnEf no pains ere syee<3 y .niss
them In ever interest
The chssEss srs. far twenty peskz s~r trr<
dfwi and ivsniy-fss dollars, Invariably II a.
taace. nusie, which b optional, rszkirx 81
Alberta To securs roons, o. &c ofk<f
particulars .idrsss Ghoi~r. ?. o. Hisl
THOMAS 4 g4THRIgHT.
mgt-ss Principal sai rrupresor.
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PooR FRED.-A dispatch from
Philadelphia saysi
General Butler, Fred. Douglas,
and Brovplow were welcomed with
cheers
Il Il said Fred. looked as if he
felt the disgrace Of being caught IN
such company, and that he left biz
watch al homo and kept both hand.
IN his pockets.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
the chanccry court " said county. At rules
before The Clerk n said court nj his Office In
the town of Pamela, on the third Monday tluih
day If August 1865 No tll George ".
Dyer, administrator, W James ", Ntnmmifc, RI
al. Upon affidavit filed In this cause, II mp.
peaflng 10 the satisfaction ~ the court that
Mary q. Keith, Anna Keith and Nathaniel u.
Keith, defendants In this cause, are non reai.
dents Of this State, and reside beyond the limits
thereof 80 that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon them. II Is therefore
ordered that they do enter their appearance
herein, m or before the Gnt day Of thu next
term Of said court, to be holden At the court
house Of said county Ia the town Of Pamela, on
the seventh Monday after the fourth Monday In
September, 1906, and plead, answer or dcmur
10 compliments bill, or the allegations thereof
will he taken for confessed ~ 10 them. II Is
further ordered that a copy Of this order be
published In the Weekly pnnoln StAn, q news.
paper published In the town of Pamela In said
county, for four weeks successfully.
&c HARRISON, Clerk.
Harrison 4 Taylor for compl'nt augs5-it
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A#IrAunMENr NnIllE.

Tbt 1nif ~ Wuinrw tHna0a uHHu.r 10
~ riuui tHnfi ~ ai county So
" tmhau, nftltlnf ptflnff p, wr ~
Iibti tttsfhmtni is'let M ith Htt ~
Nu,rmirt 1850, against iho estate ut ihr aIi
defendant ff the snm of tlIt ur trtumtIIt ~
Tho tluut r1ud VI mii lmuN NnH.r BE-
hereby given tu ~, uli lDf ultnt Il y tloJl
ihai uHlos hr appear Hohlfr nil court on fbt
bul lay " te neat term NJ mil auuft 10 be-
h1llcn In aud iuf wli rmluit ai lht Dult.
huuar thereof in tho town W lannlA on the
seventh Monday ancf ths lontih MunAat IN
stplcmhct 1906 aud plead TO said action,
Judgment will be entered against him, and The
estate attached will be- sold,
&c HARRISON, Clerk
] W q Watson fuf PIN anH2h.tt
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Dry GOODS CHEAp.-Osnaburgs
Domestics, Flannels, Blankets, etc, at
the Southern Dry Goods Emporium
Of Menken Bros. & Co, Memphis.
Tenn. Our friend, r. NJ. Knox.
Esqr., Is with that house. q.
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DIssoLuTIoS.-The copartnership
heretofore existing between Powell &
Simpson, is this day Dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will
hereafter he conducted by s. d.
Powell, who will soon (by 25th Of
September, have a splendid fall and
winter stock of dry goods. q.
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iHmH hN fai t
t fna q : .iH lff af IHH
mms Nv VI shfHf 0isH FtaH famldt H
NHa N
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PHorocHAPHs.-Day, Of Mem
phis, is unsurpassed in the production
Of life-like pictures. If you want
a good picture of any kind, give him
a call, and you will not be disap-
pointed, either in style or price.
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NJ. J. RossELL.-Our friend, DR..
ROssell, Of Desoto county, ha:
opened a house in Memphis, and
invites the trade of people from
Pqnola county. Read his advertise
ment and give him a call.
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General John c. Breckenridge and
family salled from Quebec for Europe
a few days since. An exchange say.
the story published about the twins
vas no eFsa hall true.
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To CAsDIDATEs.-Those wishing
their names to appear on the County
Ticket at the ensuing election, must
hand US their orders TO that effect by
the Goth Of this month. This Is fair
warning TO all. We don't want Ia
be bothered in this matter at the
eleventh hour" Il.
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q ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce the name oil
John II. Branch, who lost leg at the siege oil
vicksburg while on duty with the Hudson bat
terry, as n candidate for Assessor Of Pamela
county, at the ensuing election.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county, In
the Circuit Court Of said county No 2363.
Jonathan Orr Va William Edwards Attach.
ment Issued the 4th day Of May, 1886, against
the estate Of the said defendant William I'd.
wards, for the sum Of s5l0,52, returnable Ia
the Circuit court of said county. Notice u
hereby given Ia thu mid defendant that unless
he appears before said court on the Rrt day Of
the next term thereof To be holden At the
courthouse Of said county In the town oil
Pamela, IN the seventh Monday amer tie fourth
Monday In September, 1866, aud plead Ia said
action, judgment will be entered against him.
aud the estate attached will be- sold
&c HARRISON, Clerk.
Harrison 4 Taylor for pin aug25-it
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

To the helrs-at-law Of Sarah Vaughan, dc.
ceased, and Of Sterling r. Vaughan, decreased
You and each Of you are hereby citcdio be AM
appear In and before the Chanccry court o.
Pamela county, State 81 Mississippi, 10 be held
n the courthouse Of said county, In the town
Of Pamela, on the seventh Monday after tn,
fourth Monday In September, 1864, then and
there To show cause, II any they can, why The
report Of The commissioners appointed by said
court, Ia divide the real estate belonging To SAID
Sarah aud Sterling y Vaughan, deceased
should not he confirmed aud a decree rendered
accordingly. ny order u court
&c HARRISON, Clerk.
w.. 3 Ward, Solicitor augz5-it
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Enn anrnIEr.

We are authorized 10 announce The name Of
pobot, ~ Jones, M q candidate for sheriff Of
Pamela county. Election In October next,
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D. r. Breckenridge, who lost a leg In front
Of Atlanta, has authorized us TO announce him
as a candidate for Assessor at the ensuing cleo
ton. I'd
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Ifu Hnftfiiss bai sHihnfitti W " I'M.
sssaes hs aams ~ 4 fHHtldttf NJ Probate
iaiee n fsaolt eoanly 4 lbo %enfnInr ef
asa iepd
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William p. woottcn has authorized us to an.
nOunce bis name as a candidate for the Office o.
Tax Assessor at the ensuing election. pd
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TEXAS Providing FOR HIN
MAfMED.-In the Texas Senate, on
the 10Th nit, the following resolution
was adopted
Resolved, That .he sum Of $4,000
or 20 much thereof as may be neces-
sary, be and the same l. hereby ap-
prOpriated for the purpose Of pro
curing artificial or cork legs for thoss
who have lost a leg in the military
service II The rDsm,v being dtizsni
Of Texas In the late war with The
United States, they being Confejer.
ate soldiers.
Will not our Legislature do like
wise II ~ extra session.
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We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
Green Il. Watkins, as q candidate for Sheriff Of
Pamela county. Election In October next,
tend,
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PosrPoSBD-The Teachers Con-
vsntiou, which was TO have assem-
blcd On Monday last, was postponed.
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Clinton Fitzgerald has authorized US to an
nounce his name as a candidate for the office Of
Tax Assessor ut the ensuing election.
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LuMBER.-Notice the advertise.
ment Of lumber for sale by Fletcher
q Potts.
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We are authorized to announce the name Of
n. W. Terry, as n candidate for Assessor Of
Pamela county, at the ensuing election. pd
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0fslile Harrison has aHihoflfel Hs 10 m.
smesf hlt name AZ a candidate ff fa.fiaf lion
70 me once n Probate jaiae a. me ensuing
election ~
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ptalslh \ q THfiBf ffHfifsh NJ ihs
sfss n islfIfl Aliafnsy. n fs shiaIaa &C.
t0H
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NOTICE.

The firm II s 5 Smith 4 Go l. this DAY dis.
solved by mutual consent W X Harris having
sold biz sntire. interest 70 " J. Floyd. who will
continue The Produce and GrDcefy business In
connection with Mr. X Smith. The style Of
the nev firm will be Smith 4 floyd
NJ Harris can be- seen n any time N the
old stand, 10 attend 10 any business any one
may have with him.
jeiGf s. s SMITH co
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REsovAL.-The Increasing bust
ness Of I. I. Green & Co., has com.
PEELED them to remove from their
old quarters 10 No. Is Union street
hemphi., where they are preparet
to furnish anything in the grocer,
line that can possibly be mentioned
and they viii take pleasure in ex.
hibiting to their customers their stocl
Of goods, 10 which large addition,
are constantly being made Dom
forget to call al No. 10 Union street
and see our friend ]. w. Ward, wh'
IS ever ready to do better Or yo'
than you can DO for yourself.
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Ex-Governor Harris, Of Tonnes
SO, was in Selma recently, register
ing from Mexico.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-09-08
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
the Cifcnii court Of said county. Mo- 1898 and
1904 n T. Pollard - u. J. Lloyd. Attach
menu Issued the 9Th day Of July 1894 and the
9Th day 81 August lsSt against the estate u
the said defendant ior the sum Of s292,50 70.
turnabls IN the Circuit court u said county.
Notice i hereby given 10 the said defendant,
H. J Lloyd, that unless he appenr before said
court on the frt day VI the neat term thereof,
10 be holden In and for said county. NJ the
courthouse thereof In the town II Pamela, On
the seventh Monday after the fourth Monday in
September, 1866, aud plead 10 said aoion. jndg.
ment will h. entered against him, and The -.
tate attached will be- sold.
10 HARRISON, Clerk.
Harrison A Taylor Tor PIN ang2i-tt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-09-08

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hounte biz name ~ . candidate i0r reelection
TO the onee N Probate Clerk IT The ensuing
election. pd