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cHANcERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi Ia the Chaneery
Court Of Pamela county. Az ruled, August !,
1861.
No. 1851
George W. Dyer, administrator, 10, vs.James
Searcy al al.
Upon affidavit filed In this CAUSE, happening
10 the satisfaction Of the court that the de-
PENDANT, James Searey, Is a non-residen, OF the
State d Mississippi, but resides near Shelby
vile, In the State Of Tennessee, II 10 therefore,
ordered by the court that the said defendant
James Scarcy, Do enter his appearances herein,
on ar before the first day Of the next term Of
this court, TO he held at the courthouse Of said
county, In tho town Of Pamela, on the seventh
Monday aner the fourth Monday, In Septem-
her, 1867, and plead, answer, or demur TO the
complainants' bill, or the allegations thereof will
be taken for confessed rs to him. II 10 further
ordered by the court that q copy Of this order
be published In the uweekly Pamela Star q
public newspaper printed and pablished In The
Town Of Panola, In said county for tour weeks
successfully.
A true copy. &c. HARRISON,
aus-bt CLERK.
~"s
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Panola county. To
Sarah Ward, heir and dlsuihntee Of William
D. wny, dse<&ed and % her hhAaad " A..
Ward. You are hereby cited 20 be and appear
before the Probate Court Of said county, At the
courthouse thereof, on the 4th Monday In
August 1907, then aud there TO show cause
why the petition Of Mary y. wray, praying
for dover In lands Of said deceased, should NOT
be granted. By order Of court issued July
10, 1857. w. p. WOOTTEs,
jyi3-4t ft4aFfrf ga Crrk.
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INsOLVENT NOTTCE.
CITATION NOTICE

The State Of Nirisippl, PspoI. epynsy. To
Asa z Wex. WIDOW. Ell juhn Q vssf, ksir
and dzribuiee Of John West junior, deces-ed.
You arc hsrpby eissd "a BE- and spDkAs b<fsrs
ths psstasr cBsst " "A essssys AZ o. ecsrf.
hous> thereof On The al NoAday In sspssm.
her nert then and mere 10 khow cause vky the
soath half Of section Of land numhsr nineteen
(is,1 ~ township ar fe,) q rskxs IT fs.)
vest In aid esssty. tsloauius = tnss " de-
oeassd should sot " eid bf tbs payment Of
deeedents debit. ~ order Of eosst lesed
Jnly, -lss5s w.P, E0QTrEk.
gs5-N UI<rk.
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INsoLvRNr NOTICE.

The estate q Peter \. Light asces<a, hsv.
log been reported in<ifsst q III Jdy kfm,
1891. Of the Probate Court " Pamela spuniy.
Mississippi, ihs evjiscs n I'D S><v>s<d are
hereby rptke& V .srehsss end have their
daims srtksssSk ~ odlrr q ne eIsrl Of
he Probate Court of hid eopniy BY The hrs
~ 81 September, fase. ~ he nss vi b
forsvss barred. ELIZABETH 4. LIGHT.
Ix7j-st Il - A~fninbifstrr
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

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DIGGINq WELLS


A Gchusrnm who auntfed Cor years nom
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, aud nll The
effects Of Youthful lndiscrciion, viii, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send nee TO Ill
who need IT. the recipe and directions hr
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Aunorcrs wIHhing 70 prpft BY the adj
y%eriiscrh experience, can do 20 by addressing,
In perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
mayii-iy AZ Cedar street, New york.
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The lzazs are .aspssd % lhs Ersrsh Of
grain, cotton. erap~s, etc. srs cheaper thas
ssv.nn1ps iss<s u snl4 httsi>4 = sss
dollar ~ /. qs.d<f pr arr M az<nus
81 n H. I.r&s = mn rsss = svsusy ~
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s2i FRONT STREET,
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUA-
ABLE LAND.

H ~ "|HH -
Pursuant 70 4 decree az fha Chsneery Conrt
Of panol, county, State Of MISSISSIPPI, rendered
at the November term, 1865, thereof in the
suit Of George W. Dyer, administrator Of the
estate Of John II. Keith. deceased, complainant,
against James w. Stammire ct al, defendants,
in said court ! viii as commissioner therein
appointed, on Monday, the 22d day Of July,
1867, NJ Che ssurt-bone door In ME tovn o.
Pamela, In said county, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, Offer for sale at public auction
TO the highest bidder, on a credit Of sir months
from the day Of sale, the following well i'm
proved land, to-wit the south part or end, o.
the southeast quarter Of section 20, In township
., Of range 8, west, containing 90 acres, extend
ing east and west clear across said quarter sec
ton, lying and being IN aid county 81 Panola.
Bend with two good ~setpritiee viii 10 reqbifed
Of the purchaser Or he pssnisat cftks pur-
chase money. JOHN q. HARRISON,
jei5-4t Commissioner.
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The Public ledaci has me-
LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION
NJ ny psrsf putii.hti n the s'a,e u Ten.
hssste,


Il eomplcie. and Il The iafgea establishment n
the kind IN The sguihwest VT employ none
but capable w0rkmeni and turn out The teft Of
work Al The most reasonable prices
felo-om wulfApHE BROS
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An land in this scheme Il In the
State Of Missieippi. The capital
prisesare within fifteen miles Of Mem
phis, on the Mississippi and Tennes-
sc Railroad. 1ooW siloToh
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should b Kept In good condition, before fall,
thereby wuding oil and preventing ehiIls and
feyer, blisus fsser, dumb chills &C. and moth
Ing q % eneetuai A.
DROMGoOLE & CO.'S
King Of ChiAs,

which never fails 70 cure al cases of ehiils
bilious fever, Intermittent fever, neuralgia ke,
for which Il l. used. Il never Affects the head
or easr, acts upon the hvcr and bswsls. ~eleanses
the stomach. can be given 20 infants. and 10 a
psfmansnt cur. Go and consult Jour drug
rist about H. II Z No seevt no patent no
mtrrsse mixture, but Il b The result Of much
srucdenee In The Ssuthen country. ll
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The fastcst time in American rail-
roading was that Of q directors train
on the New York Central Railroad,
the other day, from Hamburgto Buf.
hlo--ten miles in eight minutes, or
At the rate Of seventy eight miles an
hour "a $50 saaHaatlr
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What's the Matter, Old Man,

NN ~ - - "
Cart you get your kidneys TO act free ssoagh7
Are yoa troubled with gravel or any kind OF
depaaisaf Do you pass bloody urine oceasicn-
ariyf Are you annoyed with two frequent In
ciinstion To pass your waierf 10 your urine
thick OF milkyi Have you a pain In the small
Of the backf Are yon nervous, melancholy,
OF alarmed In your dreams, from the effects OF
habip Of dissipation or indiscrctioni Do you
reqsire . diufciic, or q medicine which will
Immediately arouse and restore your kidneys
and bladder to a healthy aetiouf II 30, pro-
cure one bottle Of
Dro"GOo1o - Co..
Find Exsvacs Rsarberfy, Cubebs
and Buchn,
And be restored 10 health and manhood again
Largc bottles wiIl cost you only one dollar.
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL.
MOBILE ONO.
nEaIplAsl vlcxssunc, ..
MISSISSIPPI arEssBssEg R.R.

The several tracts are disposed Of At Tho
loxes, cash valuation, In subdivisions Of 20
80 and 100 acres. Each mbdIvisiou eonsi4
tusss a prirs, and each
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Mary !. Waiter. heir at law aud dlsihbutee of
Il. 4. D. Waters, deceased, iW are hereby
cited 70 appear bcfafc tie Probate Court o.
said county, NJ The courthouse thereof on the
4th Monday In June, next then and there 70
show cause why the petition Of Robert ".
NIekle, administrator Of the estate u aaid de-
erased, praying ot the sale Of southeast
quarter section land number twelve, township
ten, range eight, Ia mid county, should not be
granted. BY order bf Cont, issued April
1867. W 7. WO0TTEN, CLERK
mayA-bt
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Ticket Costs One Dollar,

For . description Of the property rsfss TO
TIE new pamphlet issued BY ths company.
TITLES are perfect, or The moasy viii be paid 70
The winner Of the prire.
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Inc fauicnIs were not always 10
friendly 10 the black man % they are
now pretending, when they want
their votes 10 spite their old South
eru masters We quote a few pas
sages 70 show Il. In September, 1868,
at Charleston, Illinois, Abraham
Lincoln delivered a speech, in which
he said:
al will not say that I have not,
nor ever have been, In favor Of max
ing.yoters or Jurors OF negroes, nor
Of qualifying them to hold office, nor
to intermarry with white people and
I will suy, Ia addition to this, that
there Is physical difference between
the black and white races, which, !
believe, will forever forbid the two
races living together on terms Of So
cial or political equality. v VI
], as much as any other man, am in
favor Of having the superior position
ssssned 70 the white roe"
The negroes have been taught by
their new Yankee masters, that Mr..
Lincoln was their voluntary liberstor
and Savior. All false. He never
thought Of their freedom until the
South forced Il on him by its hard
fighting. At all events, Lincoln
ought to be good authority with the
colored men, and the above is what
he held only nine years ago.
Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts,
is also good authority. Here is what
he said IN the United States Senate
IN 185S: JU ~
"We belieye that slavery in the
States is,a local institution, that we
are not responsible for its existence /;
and that we have no legal authority
TO interfere with it in any way what
ever. l am content TO leave slavery
10 the people Of the States where it
now exists. l recognize the Demo
cratic doctrine Of State rights, in It's
application 10 slavery, as well as to
other local affairs, and, while | have
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slprA mcfcIiaafs whi nnn MN w
upfishf gentleman and good business
man. e.
-
FAsr Tyre sErTixo.--A Kansss
exchange brsgs on Q fat printer who
can set his 1000 ems per hour.
That's nothing we have two In this
Office that can beat Il, IL 10 Is meant
for fast IT. for slow, We can beat IL
anyhow, this hot weather.
a' afN' --e--
The fastcst time in American rail-
roading was that Of q directors train
on the New York Central Railroad,
the other day, from Hamburg to Buff
f%lo--ten miles in eight minutes, or
1t the rase Of sevcntye eight miles an
hour ieaa 2 sAt
.asimui d q ---s-f4f
49,. J. ws.L-n... .r.a.r
-. = ..s..~r = ':..,, .nod. :. ,o-
~ .svbs. -, h.y shsm } II.
hss siwsss been a good . his word
IN other things, end We believe he
r.a,.--.,~s 0n.ny Is, $500
In A Nur-SHELI.-The New
York Herald IS opening It's batteries
upon negro domination In the South.
rt..ss.f as
az Wi, \. hotter n w,;t .wo YEAR.
or ten years longer for Southern res
toration, than to push il through on
the bssis OF a controlling Southern
ass'es0s'Ance . .PowelsnpT3 shf
Our clever Young friend. Cant. w.
H. Wall, az tho arm Of Ballsntiue&
Wall 4 sara;s. Ieft ri Ma YORK
~. Mo.d.v - rurcb... = l.f..stock
n drv oood. far tho Gall and v;ntar
tr,ss. o. the second aoor Of bis
elegant .tor. bouse. .he viIl ess.blish
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THAT YOUNG GIRL

q. THAT YOUNG GIRL :
Whose very countenance, acts, color, and walk
indicate disease, can be 80 easily restored 10
health by using the HEneiish Female Bitter''
IL touches the pale cheek with the crimson
blush Of nature, adds joy and brightness to the
detected and melancholy, gives brinianey %
the eye and intellect impafts beauty and
charms 10 fair retiring girlhoed, and compose'
in old age. ia ,bf
USE ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs.
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing under
the style OF A. =. Cpnslcr 4 Co, at, Long
Greek, Miss, IL hereby dissolved BY Mutual
consent III. Yates retiring from said firm, and
selling To A. r. Cansler bis entire interest. A..
p. Cansler assumes all liabilities, and Is alone
authorized 10 settle the business.
Fofif9titn 1ni A. P. pANsLFR,
J. II. YATES.
The business will be continued by A. p.
Cansler. ap27-lm
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BLOODY FLrX or DYsENTERY,

Mucas Diarhesa, pains and sirainlng Of the
bowels, should not fail 70 use a few doses Of
bAONG00LE 4 CO.'S DysENTERY
COMPOUND
And be cured.
All physicians Of experience agree that dye
entery and diarrhna are treated differently,
and orr compound Is THE MEDICINE that viii
effect . cure.
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And dealers In urrALic and WOUDEs COZ.
Pisa Prompt attention. given 20 iiaasrat
Ing Al Az tlmes. Is2a tm.pd
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Whose wives are suffering With constant
pain and suffering each month, whose menstru-
alton n too much or too little or painful, or
irregular, who is suffering with fdling Of the
womb, with lucorrhoea or whites, should not
ail to carry home one bottle Of
Dromgoclo - Co.'s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-22
BY R0BT. A. THOMPSON & co,
POETRY.
Hope.

Hope.
Never despair! The darkest cloud
That ever loomcd will pass away;
The longest night will yield to dawn
The dawn will kin'llc into day;
What if around thy lonely bark
Break fierce anl high the waves Of sorrow.
Streach every oar?--tlicrc's land ahead,
An thou wilt gain the port to morrow.
When fortune frowns. and summer friends,
Like bltls that icnr IL storm depart
Some, rihy breast have troric warmth,
Will stay nnd nestle around thy heart
If thou art poor, no joy is wen.
No gooh is gained by 81 | rcpining:
Gems buried in tic darkcncd earth
May yet DO gathered for The mining.
There is no lot however, sn,l,
There is no'roof however low.
But has some joy to make il gl,d,
Some latent bliss to soothc its woe
The light Of hope will lingpr near,
When widest beats the hearts emotion:
a tslisnan when breakers roar
y star upon the troubled ocean
The farmer knows not it his fields
With fool or drought. or blight must cope
lie questions not the icklu skies,
But plnmglls and sows. and tolls in Hope,
Then up! and strive. and dare. and do,
Nor doubt II harvest thou will gather;
''ris time TO labor and to wnit
And trust in God for genial weather.
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PlCkENS COURT HOUSE, s. c, SATURDAY, JUNE o. 1867

We wish our Schools were as ilourislinr. IF
it would not be inMica to the fifth Com
mandment VIC would say our parents do not
manifest that interest in our Sabbath Schools
that they arc under obligations to show We
arc often sent to Sunday School by ourselves,
when Pas and Mas presence would perhaps
give fresh vigor to our efforts to learn the
way to Heaven, where Jesus has prepared us
n homc--"a home eternal in the heavens :"
and now is inviting us by many Instrumental
tiles to come unto Him, believe upon Him,
by loving Him with nl our hearts, souls,
minds and strength doing His will on earth
as Angels do it in Heaven
We want the good spirit to teach rs to re-
member the 4th Commandment, and keep tie
Sabbath holy--and that our memories may be
improved so that VIC may not live forcctful to
keep all the Commandments of our Heavenly
Father We know We arc weak and sinful
and need continuancc Of your {" Scraps in
addition to all the other helps and means used
for our benefit. Remember ns in yonr rray
crs. When YOU visit our district come to
our homes SO we can renew o,r love face to
face. ASHErxY.
PETER,
BERRY,
HARRIET,
JAMES.
FANN,E, and others
INN
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FOR TIE KEowEE COURIER.

DEAR JonN: We have read your "Scrars
for Children Nos |, 2 and 3---for which
we arc grateful to God for such Instrumental
itics as our dear Unclo John; also, for such
means AS pen, paper and ink, to communicate
his thoughts to as across tho State in which
we live. It makes our hearts glow with affcc,
ton when we read tho words of. !; our former
who has given us many kind ipstruc-
tions Ground our iresides, and who felt SO
much interest in sost eternal welfare.i Wo
are glad you have such a fine Sunday School.
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O r Z g. ( N ~ l.
FOR THE KEowEE COURIER.


Mr.. Eljior: Permit nc, through ynur
columns, to offcra few brief remarks upon the
comments Of the Editor of the " Columbia
Phoenix on tho letter Of Ex-Gnv PERRY to
that paper AS am plain farmer, have
never held Office aud am not now seeking one,
and have never written an article for the col
umns OF n newspaper, it will not be expected
that | will make any great flourish in writing.
I shall not be able to use such words nor rs
hcorolox opinions as the Editor but my ar
ticlc will be dressed in plain honcspun Ian.
puagc:
The Editor says: "Wc will pass over,thc
Governors rciieration Of lis owl, consistency
in political lifc-all adm, it. wc will also
forboar comments on the implied cgotiSm in
the assumption that he forcsnw anl predict, Il
all the dire evils which followed secession; for
that the results Of the late conflict happened
to give him wight to the claim of tru"
prophet Of evil cannot be denied" So far
81 good. But then, the Editor SAYS 8" But
suppose the results had been othcrwisc-snr
pose the South had been able TO successfully
maintain the crnsc she 8, manfulv csponscd
and escaped all those evils What then ~
cit was Il suppos,blc case, and had the SUI,
position been verified. we nagi.,c We would
have heard nothing Of the Governors unto.
ward prophecy" But as it is ..su,,posa
BILE case,' let MS suppose again. let us sup
pose the Editors suppositiom had been vcr.
fed; suppose the South had hrcn able to
overthrow the government established by on,
to,cfathcrs, "what thcnY" As it is ...snp.
posable case" my suppoSition was always
that VIC would haze hccn placed under the
most obnoxious little dcspotism tha, tic world
has ever produced And as it so happened
that Governor PERRY dis cu:itlcl to Tho
claims Of tue prophet" in part. let us src
what his views were urnn this point. said
to him in the Spring Of 1864, "Supposc tho
United States would give up the wnr and tell
the South to 80 her own course; what sort of
government would we have Z" "Why," said
he, "wo would have military dcspoism"
Now, suppose all this had happened, docs the
Editor think he would ever have heard any
thing about.Go PERRY's ''untownrl proph.
ccy?" IN reply to the Governors cnumem-
tions of the evils that we will bring upon lis
by voluntarily voting to accept the rcconstruc.
ton measures Of the Radicals; when he ap.
pcnls to the people and asks if "the honor
and pride of Carolina is sunk so low in the
depths of degradation as to voluntarily accept
such degrading tcrms;" the Editor says he
seemed to reel under its weight and to con-
cIudo he might be wrong; but whom ho looks
round and secs the mighty host of Generals
aud statesmen at his back, his nerves gain
strength and heagun stands erect and con.
cludes he is right; or at least, it they arc
bringing disgrace and ruin on their country