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Special Notice !

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customers to the importau, facts that rnEIa Ac-
corSrs ARr DUE, and that WE NEED rHE NosKr
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COMMISSIONERS SALE o.
N = "

By yirtue Of \ deere of the C
Gerry court Of Pamela county, euHs1
Mississippi, rendered on the 80
Of ~Nove&bst1Us6, go 49,
supplementary deems rendered >
10th day Of Decen,bef. 1666.
suit Of 6eo J n. DseE. 1870
ETC., complainant. ssaisst p P,obd
ling, ii ii. Attendant. No. ~ I
MD eo.v4. r iii :. c.--
therein nppoip1sd. = Nosim-1
9Th day ~ j3kH ~!
court house dor of' ~
The town of Psnola. rithip ~ -
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Tribute Of Respect.

Whereas, Il has pleased an Allwise
and inscrutable Providence TO remove
from our midst a beloved Brother,
RICHARD j. YouSo, alike endeared
to the community in which he lived,
and cherished a. a poi bed ASHER Of
the brotherhood, with which he has
been 50 long and honoublynsscciated,
and whereas, the words Of Holy
Writ, aye are as grass before the
sythe" are 10 painfully illustrated
often, vet the sudden dccease Of a
Brother awakens within the Lodge
the most serious contemplations Of
life, and should strengthen the deter
mination OF our hearts to have our
work complete when the Master
comethi and whereas, in this sorrow
ful decree o. Heaven, VIC recognise
the hand Of a Being whose motives
cannot be questioned, whose fthcrly
protection is vindicated even when
our tenderest ties are severed, and
whose wisdom out-measures infnity
and EFFORTS from our feeble minds that
devotion due Us bcnevolence, power
and mystery therefore be II
R..olred, by the Pamela Lodge,
No. 66, that we bow in humble sub
mission before that august power OF
the Great Ruler Of the universe, who
has 40 suddenly taken the spirit Of
Brother Young unto Him, and lett
our Lodge and the hearts Of bis fam
lily and friends drnped in mourning.
Resoired, That our Lodge will long
mourn the death Of Brother Richard
j. Young, whose manly and correct
bearing made him esteemed as y
friend, and whose genuine Masonic
virtues were the ornament Of the
brotherhood, and will remain a treas.
ure Of pattern and pride unto the
members. One whose prcccpts adorn-
ci his daily lie, and whose virtues
shone in rare simplicity and beauty
in his intercourse with this Lodge
and the world.
Rcsolred, That VIC deeply sympa-
thisc with the family Of our deceased
Brother, biz venerable and widowed
mother and young brother. May
this Christening grief be borne with
Christian submission and frtitude,
and he unto the distressed members
Of that darkened household but the
dawn hour Of peace and future hap
pines. 3.
Re.Ohsd, That the Secretary fur
nish a copy Of these resolutions to the
-
family Of our deceased Brother, and
to the Panols srAn, for p~ublicaticn.
Resolved, That We wear the usual
badges Of grief for thirty days.
]. G. Harrison, Secretary.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

rusaasi u . assj of ifust ssesaisd 10 o,
~ Hfatsh Hafi. r. secure Alhsft ] Uan asd
Cfasa T. l#t ssfsrilss A. bssfsaa sais o..
ialff a. issf. recorded 10 lsak 2 u the
feenfla N ne deeds IN Ne Ffolais Clefs ,
phiee n Pencils aogniy, State Of Mississippi
pagss sIs sHA sla. snd 70 seufs ; note made
hy I'D 1fsaeh ifaH 10 James Armstrong on
TIE ih dsy II Dsesmhuf. 1895. 81 tie sum u
four hundred sad hny.ar dollars and SEVENTY.
hts.esnts ftss Isl doe tsslvs menths snsf
date also, 70 seizure q note ssseatsa 10 John
n flssr ~ one hundred and slny.hts dollan,
due January -, lesT, and q hots ssetutei 10
John l. Wgetisn, N the ID day u JannAfy
500, ~ The sum Of nine hnndtd and forty
three dollars aad 70 cents feis -, due twelve
months anef date, We will, on Monday, the
seth Gay Of December, 1901, upon The premises
q said Bleach Hart, IN the coHniy Of Pamela,
four miles south n Baicsville, Miss, between
the hours II II o'clock A. N and } D clock r.
N proceed and sell Al public auction 10 the
highest biddrf, for cash. the following property,
ia-viu One mouse-colofed horse male, one
black horse mule, two black OF dark bay mare
mules, eleven bead " cattle, three hogs, seven
sheep farming utensils, household and kitchen
furniture, Eve setis plough harness, one nddlc
and bride aud The entire crop Of corn, fodder,
and potatoes, TO pay and satisfy said notes and
all interest that may then have accrued.
no5O-5t AJkC T.. HURT. Trustees.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Probate Court Of
Pamela county State Of Mississippi, rendered at
the September, 1867, term thereof the under
signed, administrator Of the estate Of John
West deceased, will. on Monday the 7sd day
Of December, 1867, on the premises, at the late
residence Of the deceased, In said county, with
10 lawful hours, offer for sale to the highest
bidder, at public auction, the following tract Of
land belonging 10 said estate, tc-wit. The
south half Of section nineteen tie,) Ia town
ship siI t6,1 Of range Co. west, subject to the
dover Of the widow bili iat
TSRss-0ne-third cash, the balance In IL
months with bond and undoubted security.
fe rs SAML MATTHEW'S,
Administrator De bonis non Of the estate Of
John West, deceased. nosa-5t
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Free Negro Labor.-Will II Pay
~fi 11 NeSt lears rm

M-.
This subject is now claiming the
most earnest consideration of the
planters W the South. Almost every
farmer who entered into contracts
with negroes the present year lost
money. Why? Because the con-
tract bound the employer but not the
employee, and wilhal, cotton brought
a low Price. How can a similar
failure be ayerted the cooling year is
bc9uestion. There quite a diver
sity Of opinion existing with our
farming friends 40 regard to this
matter, some assSrting u thing and
some auoshsr, bnt none, seeming to
have any ADEQUATE idea q thcpropcr
coure to } ( pursued. 1t Il very ev-
ident that the contract systep Ia,
proved . farce, and equally 50 that
farming on the shares with negroes
has proved . failure. Many Of our
most thrifty planters dud themselves
in debt instead Of having a surplus
Of funds in hand. Whosefaalt Is il?
il is the fault Of the negro this year,
but j will be the planters If il is 50
another twelvcmonth. To prevent a
like failure the coming year, there Is
but one course, that We can sec, b be
pursued. Employ your hands, by the
month and pay them at the end Of
each mouth, employing no more than
you can work to advantage, and con-
troi their latori Raise corn and
small grain to the almos, entire cx-
clusion Of cotton. II a man can
possibly avail himself Of any other
means TO raise money, ii i suicidal
to plant one stalk Of cotton. Wheat,
corn, bacon, beef and mutton will
bring money just As readily a. eoiion,
aud with . great deal les trouble and
expense. In the mcaniins, sweet
and Irish potatoes iasnips and onions
should 10, be overlooked or len IN
planted. Memphis Is a god marke,
Zoe all these articles, and they never
fall 70 bear 1 handsome pricc. In
stead Q fthat city getting the=earicle.
from this part or the countp-it.
legitimate source of supply-,hey ar,
brought down the river 10 that point,
and portion sold 70 our people her,
at erofbisans prices compared with
what Il would cot Us 70 nin them
This statement peeds no proof whsr
Il comes within the knowledge Of III,
most cssual observer. But. 70 on
subjscs, ere " get TOO far. 4.
Soms ~. Ne must have SOME cot
too; We hsssa't the means 10 hir
labor BY the month. and therefsrs ar
compelled 10 fall back On the ed plan
To such We wish ,orropouud . ques
ton or two, ~ III agree that ma,
loosc money BY working With ne
grcss o. ths sbares. n yod Io~
msdet his ysar, and are aIusossb.ni
re-, " sqsiss, WI ssofher year ,
th|S.serdt q perhaps vot.s, NAH
vuss - A-.N V1<uI 80 A
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;. NJ ssrtse Il tire ssecsuess ne lis><tei
from he ciruii Court o. Pamela county, Mss,
one "a aNseS - 1~nss&A Het<hsf " pE
|Dooley and " u. Csldvstl sad oae IN faver
81 nuts l skukrd ~ VIM n Caldwell Il Al,
and urs il fsvor u Nv Lessr ssirses vs.
Nm. n Caldwell 4 viii. On Nenisy The eth
a<y q fsnsafs. fsee, ~ ne ecart-hoas auor
n ~ 80 q p.ssls. vithiu laval hosz
eG>< fr "A 70 The hiehs<t kiddsr, fsr eph.
the Hdlctiak rfoP<rty, to-vit n< wes hslf
and ~ <.a1h 10 l.n<rtcr q rerfiea n. sr~n-
ship |. mara 5 lying end h<ins In rsrois
cssss{F IL .I<vie6 &c ~ prspsvty d nv
: ss'es'''' ''''''''' 'RssSsrs SEEDS
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On Thursday evening, Sch Deem
Der, by Rev. o. W. Bates, Mr.. r. T.
Wells TO Mis- Albert .. Hines. sa
Prosperity attend The happy couple
10 their welded life, and may their
lives b . closely biended that de
content may never End an sbidinr
place with them. ala s
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
"a Hha LAND. f.sgflanii.ui

BY virtue Of n decree of the Chan
Gerry court Of Pamela county, State Of
Mississippi, rendered on the 9th day
Of May, 1867, 10 the suit of NJ. N.
Phillips, complainant, against Calvin
Foster, ct al, defendants, No. 10 IN
said court, | will as Commissioner
therein appointed, on Monday, the
9th DAY Of January, 1858, at the
COURTHOUSE door of aid county, in
the town Of Pamela, within the hours
prescribed BY law, Offer for sale at
public auction TO the highest bidder,
the following lands lying and being
Ia said county Of Psuols, to-vit;
The wcsi half Of the west half. Of
section %, township 8, range 4 west.
Terms Of salc-On d credit of six
months from day of ale, with Ten
per cent interest. Bond with good
sccurity will Be required Of the pur-
chascr, and q lien retained 90 said
land until the purchase money i
paid. JOHNCHARRiSON, ~ !
nos3olet. hnim tuCcmnissicncr. 2
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF
LAND.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Probate Court
Of panoln county, State Of Mississippi, rendered
therein Al the September term, 1861, the un-
dersigned, administrator Of the estate Of r. l..
y. Waters deceascd. will, on Monday the I'd
day Of December, 1861. at the courthouse door
In the town Of Panoia, In said county, within
Law Gal hours, offer for sale al psblleasetion, ID
the highest bidder, the following tract or parcel
nf Land, to-wit; The northwest quarter or sec
ton H. In township 10, Of range ., west lying
and being In said county and State.
Terms-one-third cash, the balance on a
creditof twelve months from the day Of sale.
Bond with good security viii be required Of
the purchaser for said balance. 1iir.
q. r. u. RICKLE,
MOIST Administrator, &c.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDS.

Pursuant to a deed cf trust executed 10 me
~ ia Way and !. i. Collins. on the ldth
day Of Dccsmber, isss, TO secure sundry debts
therein named. fssaried In the Probate Clark
ofhse Of Pamela county. State of Missizippi, 10
deed t-ok ?, pages 10 add ia, vii, - srus-
zee In aid DECD Of trust. on Monday. the 9Th
asy u ~Jsnnasry, ls6s, 10 ffont u the court
boa- door n nd toanty, n The town u
fsss,A. b<fssss 10 hgsrs u elsvss e'elosk a.
. saa three 0 clock ,. Z. spposs 70 ale 70 ths
hirk>>t tiiasr. hf easa the totle~ Ing lad, %
VII, rhs ssathus<t half Of sccsioa tr.au-
one lgi,l and the west bali u section twenty
slrst fss. all 10 ts~ssAsp ten tiob ~ rssfS
ssssa IT, ve<s, In fznsla county, win only
ensey sneN the y u rested u me a sueh
truss.sI uhich d h>lirssd IN Be- god.
Jzc. ARMSTRONG;.
3 asff.sfHANtA 90 Trustee.
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.lssds jig ed lrlag 10 ID eauaiy
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Terms N ME On . afeditof twelve
months WITH interest from dag N
ale igesd With two god sstufflcs
vii be fegsiwd, snd . Iisb Fesslnei
90 aid premises fgr tbs payment u
the purchase money.
JDns &. HAhafaos,
BovaD.gt Commissioner
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10 Pamela, On "Wednesday. Deem
her II. 1857, Mr. Chale< Q. Leland,
In ihs issa,y-dghih year Of his age.
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Tks nav. EbwARp A WILSON ~n ~Ha
tes a ehsrret y Al I'M edssirs IA sshs pre-
.fiptson visk he alreeHoas hf making snd
u<sx ~ ssnsis <e>sy " shieh - 90
'sasiaf . lang aEtsarn snd hat dread dlzeass
IesnsaapGsoa. NJ enif ok1t<f = 10 benefit The
saiets-l ed sh< fsP< turylnesf& vi ny
q. rr<<r ripfieu, 4 4 uin cost them asshing.
ssd -<t Rove 4 hsnsiaf. rfe~ss s8df<<s
on kgvs EpN kRo 4. WILSON, -,
= No. les south s<cnnd street
n.yff4fy fwfHHa<hsrfk. Nss YEA.
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aaAsssfsf 49, 80 -
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sar48sfsa - - 81 "a aesa So $50
go ass HtH ~
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Mornrs PnfttIps & Co.,
No. 107 Fulton st., New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19
The POisOns Of the Day.

Tho late temperance Investigations in Massachusetts
have thrown food Of Light tho horrible abuses prsc.
ced In tho liquor trade aud have at tho same time dem.
onatrated the absolute necessity for unaduerated d-
Hive stiinuants for medicinal purposes Clergymen OF
The highest standing. OF the highes rank in science
and plianthroplsts WHO aboyo the reach of pre.
dice. have testified not only to tho pernicous esos Of
the aduersted liquors OF commerce. but also to tho Of
6cacy Of uncontaminaed alcoholic ontcs AZ remedial
and restorative agents.
First on tho list Of s class of preparations best
known aud most extensively used Of all the somaccs
Of the day stands HosTETTER's STOMACH BIrTRRy
This specific ia tho only representative of that absolutely
pure article which eminent divlnes chemists pyacans
and social cconomsts In Now England have .t
not TO be proper subject for prohibtory legislation
The faculty proclRps by tho mouths pre feasors
that sumulaut OF this character is medical ncces.y
IIoSTEITERS DIrrERS satisfies oil the requIrements ts
Of science. lts alcoholic principle is free from tho ir
tsiing constituents which analysis dctccts in even the
best imported liquors, and the Vegetable extracts with
which 1t Is medcatcd among the antdotcs aud
restoTsvcs that botanical science In it's re.
search has yet discovered II ia inubitabo fact TINT
somo constitutions and habits of body demand atmula-
ton aud for all snch stmulant witch combines anti
bilious and slightly apcent properties with ils tonic
virtues Ia ulanifcstly desirable. O August 10
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME f F. THORNTON, the great English Astrolo-
gist ClaIrvoyant and psychomercIhn who has astou-
aed the scientific casses Of the Old World has now To-
Gated herself at Hudson N. Y Madame THORNTON pos.
sesses such wonderful powers of sight to ena.
ble her to ipart knowledge OF the Crcates Importance
10 the single or married Of either scr While ir state
Of trance sho dolneatcs the voy Of he
you are to marry and by the aid Of instrument
tense power known tho Psychomorope guarantees 10
produce Lfeke picture Of the future husband or wfc
OF the applicant together with dato OF marriage poauon
in life, leading traits OF character &C. This Ia hum.
bug, as thousand OF testimonials assert she will
seu1, when desirod certified certificate or written
guarantee that the picture is what t purports By
enclosing small lock Of hair and giving place Of BIRTH
ago, disposition and complexion and encloaing ny cent,
aud stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will
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