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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-26
CORPORATION Notice.

February 18th, 1867.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
"A ND now it is hereby ordered and
-. directed by the Common Council of
the City of Evansville, that the owners OF
all lots or parts of lots fronting ON or adj
joining the north side of Canal street, be-
tween Fifth avenue and Sixth avenue;
North side of Canal street, from Fulton
avenue to Fifth avenue;
East side of Fifth avenue, between Canal
street and Sixth street; g t(eI
East side of Fifth avenue, from Sixth
street to Franklin street;
W est side of Fifth avenue, from Sixth
street to Franklin street;
East side OF Third avenue, from Ninth
street to Tenth street; He
East side of Fourth avenue, from Sixth
street to Franklin street;
North side of Sixth street, from Sixth
avenue to Seventh avenue; ,ttff
South side of Sixth street, from Sixth
avenue to Seventh avenue;
North side of Seventh street, from Fourth
avenue to Fulton avenues;
South side of Eighth street. from Fourth
avenue to Fulton avenue;
North side of Eighth street, from Fourth
avenue TO Fifth avenue; FAD
South side, of Ninth street, from Fourth
avenue to Fulton avenue: " n
North side OF. Ninth street, from Fulton
avenue to Fourth avenue;
South side of Ninth street, from Fulton
avenue to Fifth avenue; ~ .fll Et.r
East side of Seventh street, from Canal
ST. eet to John street;
East SIDE OF smith street, from jon"
street to William (. treet;
East side of Smith street, from WiIIlAAA
street to Olive street; ot,,o
East side of Smith street. from Oi4'o
street to Orange street; No.
North side of William street, noin -
ket street to Center street; I'm Con
South side of William street, io''-
ter street to Rowley street; rom Pow
South side of William street, tin,, Ey,e
ley street eastward to tn, cor rom Fonrtb,
East side OF Goodsel street, VI
street to the canal; .o,t fro,o en,i41
South side of William streoO' - OAiA ''iiAA'n
street to Market street; ,5auaIt,s ,barao,,
In said city, cause the Ser grade. aud thar
t Il De caUse 'sdiSdeWaE q Gas No 70
laid down thereof o. s Ha ord eal Gays nom
the publication "A NJ. MCGRIFE, Clerk.
city clerks Once, Feb. I'D, ti IsS1 CO..,
- III .1oii9ab yiIsi wdt1oa
.s5tnGim visiai g.iuf
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CORRESPONDENTS.
From Spencer county.
RoCKPORT, IND, Feb. q, 1867.

AbONhIOIh13 AND.i \ OO. 49, AOOs-
Editors Journal:
Yesterday the anniversary of the
birthday of George Washington was
appropriately observed by the Com
rades of the Grand Army of the Re-
public. Nor was the occasion forgot
ten (may God forbid that it ever
should be y by our citizens generally,
many of them joining heartily with
the Grand Army in paying fitting re-
spect to the memory of the Father OF
his Country. e. ~,
At seven o'clock in the evening our
large and commodiops courthouse
was densely crowded with the beauty
and fashion, as we'll as the bone and
sinew, of our town and neighborhood,
all eager to hear the address of Gen.
James G. Veatch, who had been pre-
viously announced as the orator of
the occasion. The assemblage was
called to order by Post Commander
VIM. r. Wood, and the exercises
commenced by the singing, by the
Grand Army of the Republic, of their
grand rallying song, commencing
There's mighty army gathering tlaro'-
out the East and West"
Which one can never hear without
being reminded of the martyred John
Brown, whose soul is still march
ing on, proclaiming the glad tidings
everywhere that all mankind will
yet be free.
Gen. Veatch then took the stand,
and for half an hour thrilled the
hearts of his audience with words of
wisdom and patriotism, utterly refu-
ting the idea that there was anything
of a partisan character in the forma-
ton of the G. A, r., and showing con-
clusively that the country had nothing
to fear from the organization.
His comrades of the Grand Army
of the Republic will request copy
of the Address for publication in
full, and | will not forestall their
action by attempting a synopsis. Let
it suffice to say, in advance of it's
publication, that it was emil
nently worthy Of the occasion, as
well as of its distinguished author.
At the conclusion of the address,
the audience was invited to accom-
pany the G. A. r. to Turner's Hall,
where rations of bareback and cof.
fee were to be served out by the Quar-
termaster, but as the Hall would
scarcely furnish standing room for
more than half of the crowd that
flled the Court House, many were
compelled to go home without their
rations. An amusing scene occurred
during the evening, which seems to
have been improvised for the occa-
sion. A party of foragers on bum
ming expedition, on returning to
camp with their spoils, were arrested
in fagrante delicto, and brought before
the Post Commander for examination.
Among their spoils were a lot of live
chickens, which while the examination
was in progress, got loose carelessly,
of course, and such scene as follow
ed beggars description. The chick
ems were finally caught. however, and
the boys got off by giving the Colo
mel about half the spoils, with which
he seemed to be perfectly content. At
10 o'clock, the crowd having thinned
out considerably, the young folks"
concluded to wind up the evening
with a social dance; and when left,
an=heur later, everything was going.
on as merrily as heart coald wish.
Yours &C., RocKpoRT.
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TENNE SEE UNION STATE
CONVENTION.
denomination of Gov. BrownIow.
GEN. THOMAS FOR PRESIDENT
NASHVILLE, Feb. q.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.


TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
The Union State Convention as
sembled in the House of Represent
tatives at I'm.
Chancellor Lucky was chosen tenn
porary Chairman, and made few ap4
propriate remarks.
A committee of one from each Con-
gressional District on permanent or
ganization was appointed.
After the preliminary organization
had been effected, Gen. III. I'll. Thorn
as proceeded to read a communication
from Gov. Brownlow, after which
the Convention adjourned till P. M
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At that hour the Convention reas-
sembled. The floor and galleries were
crowded with a vast audience. w
II. Wisener. of Shelbyville, was made
permanent Chairman, with a compe.
tent force of Vice Presidents and
Secretaries. ta 5,ga
Senator Hall, of Dyer, offered Z
resolution expressive of sympathy fol
the death of Senator Almon Case
and of depreciation of the foul spiri
of rebellion which caused his murder
which was unanimously adopted.
A series of resolutions of the col
cred men of Brown County, express
wsagaas 49,, ~. Is &.
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After more speaking by Senator
Senter and others, the Convention
adjourned sine de.
1t was perhaps the grandest assem-
blage of Union men that ever
convened in the South.
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DENTISTS.
Rooms over First National Bank,
Corner Main aud First Streets,
v Evansville, Ind

TzEEUING Duly THANKFUL FOR
* the very liberal patronage received
during the past seven years, and being
permanent residents of III city, desire al
persons (whethef they need their probes
sionaI services or not TO visit their rooms
ano see tie various Styles OF work manu-
featured.
improvements and iaventIons are being
made. and everything that will subserve
the interests of their patients Is secured by
are equal 10 any in the Eastern cities.
They have several AnRsthetics for allie
WAITING pain when extracting teeth
Cheeks that are sruken can be restored
to nearly their original contour.
All desirable styles of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH made anywhere in the United
Children's Teeth successfully corrected.
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Removal.

IHlH Removal.
Tex q HUMPHREY HAVE RE-
MISS On House from Barnes Block 10 the
ICONS recently occupied by ]. g. DuSou-
D Tao.e q 20, on water Street, between Syea-
"@41e1i' feb12 dtf
f1"'" tiE Dhh u9m nolnJ iogiQTq bGb
.-15Ob-liY0 tsniGzn snexii b
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-22
~CHANCRRY NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi. In the CHANGER,
VoaL. q Pamela. eQaatx .aAa uSSrnoa,y !, Al
Y. William Nelson Of al.
No. 1851
Upon affidavit filed In this eause, itappeariav
to the satisfaction Of the court ia, ne desenXs
ant William Nelson Is q nonresident y, iLs
State Of Mssisippi, aud that Is residence and
postofiee after dillgent enquiry, cannot be a..
certalned' II Therefore, ordered by ths c,Sirt
that the said defendant, William Nelson. do
enter bis appearance herein, On or before t,s
22d day Of May, 1901, the. sano being 4 mia
Of thlscourt, and 10 be held at the conft.houss
Of said county, In the town Of Pamela and Al
the office Of the Clerk of this Court, and plead.
answer, or demnr 10 the complalnants Mi
Herein, or the allegations thereof WILDE taken
forconfesaod ab 10 him. Itfh iurthef ordered by
The court that a copy Of this order be published
IN the "Weekly Pamela Smr,s a public hews-
paper printed and published Ia he town On
Pamela, In mid county for four weeks success
hyely. .UfI.1 LT"TFN~
A true copy. &c. HARRISON,
hpl3-5t r.,L
White A Chalmeu, solldtern
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Whereas, IL the November terra, 1886. Of tht
Probate Court Of Panola county, Mississippi,
letteEs ts~slamentary Of The last will and testn-
msnt II Sarah Smith, deesased. were eranled
70 iha undersigned By said unurt Now vi cred
tors Of the ~sssiairiz are notised TO have their
claims daily Prehaisd and registered in the
Probate Cierk Office Of aid county, within the
time limiss-l By law, sks they viii hs epssver
JAMS 1. FLETCHER,
inHl.tv ksegasa.
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Advice to Wives.

"a wife must learn how to form
her husbands happiness; in what d.
rection thcsecret lies. She-must not
cherish his weaknesses by working
upon them She must mt rashly run
counter 70 his prejudieq s her m0tto
must be, never 10 irritate. She must
study never to draw largely on the
small ~stock Of patience id a mans
nature, moi to increase his obstinacy
by trying todriye him ; never, never,
if possible, have scenes. We doubt
much ifsa real quarrel, even made
up, does not loosen the bond between
mah aud wife, and sometimes, unless
the affection Of both be very sincere,
lastingly.
Ifirritation should occur, a woman
must expect to hear from most men q
strength and vehcmence Of language
far more than the occasion requires
Mild as well as stern men are prone
to this cxaggeration Of language; lei
not a woman be tempted TO say any
thing sarcastic or violent in retalia-
ton. The bitterest repentance INNS
needs follow il she does. Men fire..
quently forget what they have said
bat seldom what is uttered by theil
wives. They are grateful, too, fol
forbearance IN such cases; for willis
asserting most loudly that they ar
right, they are often conscious tina
they are wrong. Give a little lime
rs the greatest boon you can bestow
10 the irritated feelings OF your hus
band. BE kind in little things. Tn
true generosity Of the heart Is NOR
displayed by deeds # minor kind
ness, Than by acts which may partak
Of ostentation."
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they should not rcceI Via ,-es,l,noa.
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'he supJeolis ui'oonsii''nml.
WAsuiSoroS, Juue,0h-Tho
trial Of suratt was rest "A 49,.
p'''o"er Spro'ner' vs. occupied
w. Dyer was recalled, i i%r,dr-
rogatcd at length MS to his ~,,imon,
VO'O'o '"c m''i''ry 'omhdon at
the time of the Assnssination,J -
dorscd what he there said, anns;.,-
ed upon itscorrcctpcT. A str ee.
fort was made to mako the tw6to-
ments appear contradictory. L;el
10. Reed was then sworn.
Susan Allen Jackson, a neg..
testified that Snratt was at bermoths ,
residence in Washington, on the ev
ing Of the assassination, and identl
ed the prisoner. James SingletoI
the book keeper Of the st. Louis Hc
tel, at Montreal, could notidentify ii
prisoner. Mr.. Bradley said that III
defence would admit that Suratt va
in Montreal on the sixth and nint
teenth of April, 1865, and that h
registered in the name of John Hal
rison, and that the name was in SUI
.-atl L--i.--:.;-e
Picrpont said the prosecution WI
saved much evidence. A coat W.
then shown and identified as one sin
liar to that worn by Harrison. ~
Court then tooka recess until te
o'clock a. m. tomorrow.
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CITATION NOTICE.

State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. II
J. Waters, heir At lsv ana hEs,ribnfes o.
y. Waters, deceased. You arc hereby
70 appear heore the Probate Court O
At the eoarilhou.e thereof on the
1nday In June, next then and there u
aus why tho petition Of Robert n.
administrator Of the estate Of said Dc.
a praying for the sale u southeast
Ri eiisn land hurabcf twelve, township
pn eight, in sald county, shoald no. b.
is6 by order Of Conrt, isspcd April
W. p. wOOTTgN, Clsrk.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

BY virtae ef = deed Of trust 10 ne eEeCuted
hy ] Davidson for the benefit Of MarJ ]. Chat.
I'm and other. which said deed VI trust ma
lnon duly recorded In deed lsok q. on page
ga, 10 the Probate Clerk ohlss Ia The ceanly
q Pamela, stats 81 hnziaippi, I viii. q tnE-
tee therein appointed. al the courthouse door
10 The Town of ranola In said county, on
Wednesday. the 7lih day 81 July 1891, pre-
cred 10 ssll for oash, Al pnblio auction, 10 the
highest bidder, The following lands lying AVID
iEing in the county Of Panola and State afore-
ssii, OF y much thereof s may be aeeezary 10
zstisny aid deed of truss. to-viti TIE usst
half Of ssetian sthlr fsmF. IN townshlp aine.
rance eight. vsst join l. NOOTfEN,
Jg7z-sl Tnssse, -
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Drcms& 10
Fluid Extract n" COS
w rberry, Cubebs

A highly concentrated,
prcsaly hr affections lfai compound ex-
DLA1DgR. meh "A KIDNEYS AND
Desire 10 Uriuate. Unnnlncnce, Frequent
Milky IIrine. Effects Of posits Thick or
youa Treahlinr. Crave dissipation, Ner-
Bark. olert los Of enerh Pains In the
affections requiring q quAngurs, and all
uFecde. ,slail 40 haaf1h reiiao'e d.
In n cascsof a want Of
Of the Kidneys and Bladd on the part
young. male o. femhIc, thlseting old or
relied On. A.. n rhf III f5nhucnn DC
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ATowS Usprn ARMs.-The Me.

ATowS UspER ARMs.-The Me-
riaian Casete, Of Sunday last, has
the following exciting news;
We understand a very bad state Of
affairs exists In Greensboro, Alabama,
In consequence 90 the killing Of a CO.
lored man, nam George Green, by
a citizen Of Green county. Green
was a member Of the BoarAo Of Regis
ters for the county, and got into a
dispute with a white man. whose
name we could not learn, aud report
goes, called him a id liar, where
upon the white man drew and Cred .
pistol, killing him almost instantly
The negroes became incensed and as
sembled with armsin one end oftown,
with a view II attacking the citizens
who in the meantime had supplied
themselves with weapons, and we're IN
readiness 10 reocive the attack. Thu
matters stood at IL o'clock on Thurs-
day night The greatest excitement
prevailed, and Il was feared a rio
would take place before military as
sistancs could be secured. The sheriff
had gone 10 Selma for troops to quel
the disturbance
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Circulars from GeD. Ord.
HEADQUARTERS feugrn MIlirAny DIsTRiorr
mississippi aud Arksnsas,)
v~lcKsBrRG, Miss, June u, 1867.

A lMlNlrtlppi hUu tfhhuraaf
vicksBrRo, Miss, jane 10, 1867.
General Orders, No. -.
a I. With a view to secure to labor
Ia this District its hire or just share
Of the crops, as well as to protect the
interests alike ofdebtors and creditors
from sacrifices of property by foreed
sales in the present impoverished con-
tiition Of the country, it is ordered
that all proceedings for the sale Of
landunder cultivation, or 0 fthe crops,
stock, farming utensils or other ma
letial, used in tilling such lands, in
pursuance Of any execution, writ or
order Of sale, issued in case where the
lebt or other cause ofcivil action was
contracted or accrued, prior to the
Inst day Of January, 1866, b, stayed
pnd suspended until after the Thrift
Fth day Of December, 1867 In the
meantime all interference, under col.
pro any such legal process with the
lawful tenantin cultivating or gather
'ug the growing crops, is prohibited
provided that the rights or remedies
ior . recovery Of debt, at any time,
Of parties 10 whom the crops have
beca hypotbecated, for money, stock
OF other means or material, supplied
IN the cultivation Of the land, shall
not s' hereby prejudiccd or pcstpon'
This order togo into effect from
and alter the 2oA day Of June 1867
IN ihe staieofs Mississippi, and frou
and after the seth day Of June 1861
in The Saieof Arkansas,
H. II having been reported tina.
corn, 20 much needed by theipoor o
she District is hade into whisky II
so'ily Sub District and Post Com
handlers are directed, when they cal
~ 2, Inc distance ofany distiller,
nfssa IN manufacturing whisky
%'ss.l themselves whether Il pay
a. tares, aad II not, seize Il
~ ne liquor they can End, an,
I've r0seriy increases where whisk,
old for the beusst e tSs noor Of n
ss s,g = which d !. = found, and th
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NOTICE.

The ssyship heretofore existing under
Creek, kP. Caadsr 4 Co. at Long
consent hereby Dissolved By mutual
selling 10 YES retiring from said firm, and
r. Canslermsler bic entire interest. A.
authorized , all liabilities, and Is alone
the business
A. ?. CANSLER,
The buzin. . n. YATES.
canslsr be continued by A. p.
- AnlI.lm
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~DRoMGooLE q Goa
Red DIarrhea RENE

The most certain and cifeetual elre
forms Of Diarfhaa, Nausea and Vel
Cramps .eholers Morbus, pain In Sc
hummer complaint Of children while ieel
etc. II i exceedingly pleasant cools and I
the stomach, is not an alcoholic prepan
contains no kino, catechu, CALLS t%anniuI
wood, etc. II imparts tone 10 the alrcad
bliialsd stomach and bowels and no q
should Be without a bottle. u never a
euro.
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THE GREAT
southern Preparations

mpIsea uaaa Of pure 0nd aflefi Family
prepared lfom pure Dmm by 4 el,
s,p',ehtgn Southern Physicians, ipefi,lly
"s INC nlseae'' incident 10 q soutiafr oesllt,
Ihey are not ieefct Of patent mixture. ae,l
ato recommended 70 be ised III lien of ,Lo'c
ptnp y our Northern friends who know
pni illIe about southern treatment
uuis u iae only clpy Of Female Medicine
sv'f ousred 70 the pnbllc Which wcfc prepared
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FEMALES or THE sOlJTu,

Diseases peculiar to yohr scx, Incident 10 Aft
localities eulled from The passing breeze ,bn,
aus you With It's porfimcd breath, ar snntebod
rom some pendant dew-drop, are 10 YOU a con.
suint and abiding trouble. Whether an lnbob.
itant OF city or country, hin or dale. nalarc or
novel, disease ranklos and prcys upon yonr VI.
'a's' Gloom and despair arc your constant
companions. Your pale aud CHASTITY counte.
n'nce your ~colorless checks, your lihlc~ eve.
Your feeble and toitoring walk, your p%aIpits,
ung heart your detected brow, ali tell of that
disease which Ia gradually and steadily making
mroads upon your declining syttem.
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The Sunshine or HoDe

bursts upon your vision, and the clouds Of
tlair va hang as o frayy pail Of 1alpom
On your brow can now be driven back. and
) bright visions Of health, In ALI ID grandeur
now offered you. DR0MGOOLE A co.'s
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RII.H9i PILsMai.

Why Is Il you continue 10 suffer with Pilrs
when the remedy 70 cure you can be 80 easily
ohtaincd1 DO not buffer another day; send
Immediately and procure one boz Of Drouiguols
1 Co.'S PILE SALyE and be cured. Internal
ING can be cured Immediately.
Cannot Southern Physicians cure the Piles A
well as any one elsc1 Try our remedy, then.
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nississip..
RA1LR h

This House IL sii
bs Depot nsmphsmsdiaiely opposite
piled At Ill tines y and "a vsii sup
every Kind, and is sst LIQUORS, Of
ONE OF THE
Near The Derot. Call
mayll-lt 4 o. Yusrsslsa.
t1srrieigr.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUA.
ABLE LAND.


Pursuant, 70 q deere II tho Chaneery Court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, rendered
a. Tho November term, 1866, thereof, in the
Quit Of George W. Dyer. administrator Of the
estate OF John II. Keith, deceased, complainant,
against James W. Hiammire Il al, defendants,
in said court ! will az commissioned therein
appointed, o N Monday, the 72d day Of July,
1891, al the courthouse dor, In the town Of
Pamela, In said county, within the hours pre-
snbed by law, Offer fr sale Al public auction
b The highest bidder, on a credit Of sir months
hum the day Of als, The filqsing we'll i'm.
proved land, to-wit the south part or end, u
he southeast quarter Of section 20. In township
:, Of mnge 3, west, oontainisg 90 acres, extend.
Ing east ani west olonr aornss said quarter sec
Ton, lyiug and being IN sid county Of Psnoia.
Bond with two gu1d securities, will be required
Of The purchaser iar The payment Of The pur.
chase money. join g. HARRISON,
iet5-st Commissioner.
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Our Job Depuartmcnt

u complete, aud y the larges, gtsbushpent oil
the kind IN the southweT. w employ none
but capable workmen, and turn out the best Of
work NJ the most reasonable f1tcs.
fe16-6m WHffNORE BROS.
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UohsV Monarch

aEsT AMI me- Medical Profession as The
bsiors shs p,kRTAlE blood puriger.now
N Il s.nros nd Why Simply because
n~,rpos< m, y best medicines for that
Tna. Burdocl Vie, Yellow Dock, Sarsapa-
rne,M Cafan Iodidc OF Potash. For
Gona phsima, sruptions Skin Diseases,
swsllings' ola ~ulgiahdular Tamors and
Dsrsnremeu,s. etcnd Sores, Constitutional
II u like a charm.
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Or laaior editor len lasl MONDAY
mnoihe u visit his friend. IN Ken.
,pEy, and viii be absent severn
week. va Wish him a pleasant
|,de and A sale return.
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To Fortune HuntersI

Having made enough farming and milling.
I'm prepared TO sell a good bargain in Mills and
Farms. l have two good Plantations near M
Town Of Pamela for sale or rent. AIsb fan,
go9d sleam Saw and Grist Mlls-two portable
sua one STATIONARY and one muley-which can
DC bought low by applying soon 20 ma n,
Pamela. JAMEs1 M rrDu nv "
Aiso one Ferry across the Tallahatchle river.
a''he 'Own OF ranola. jan5-tf I'LL. N.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-22

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