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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-28
Railroad Gentlemen.

We take great pleasure in endors-
ing the following merited compliment
70 gentlemen on the Miss. a Tenn.
Railroad, which we find IN the Clarks-
vile Tenn Chronicle Of the 9Th.
we have just been agreeably en-
tcrtained with an account Of some OF
our GAINESVILLE hoys who have pitch
ed their tents in other climcs, by a
gentleman who met them in bis trav-
els. Amongst them Is the cherished
name Of 4. 3 Liyermoro, now the
Superintendent of the Miss. & Teen.
railroad. In this position he has
most amply realized the promise of
those fine abilities he displayed when
connected with our own road. His
management Of the Miss. e Tenn.
road, has placed him in thefront rank
Of railroad officers. As a gentleman
fashioned in the school of high and
honorable impulses, he has few peers
in these degenerate times. We have
greetings from another old townman
and friend, John 5. Cain. also, who
is Conductor on the Miss. 4 Tenn.
road. John has won golden opinions
in that capacity, and Is the same gen
ial spirit we knew him in daysaGone.
And we have q word from Richard
,Iaekson-the Incompatible "Dick."
lie is baggage master on the same
road, aud IL he meets with his de-
scrts, will reach the highest round in
the ladder Of fame aud fortune. We
commend all these boys to the peo-
pie with whom they have cast their
lots, as worthy son of Clarksville."
All right, aIr. Editor; we know
them all, and know that the above u
a just tribute to their merit. But
while We acknowledge this, VIC must
NOT overlook the fact that there arc
other "incomparablcp gentlemen on
thisroad. ~Harry" Childrcss, "Jim"
Glenn, "Peie" Kirby and Dob"
Leach, conductors, have few equals
aud no superiors in the affhble and
efficient manner with which they dis
charge their duties. We commend
the gentlemen Of this road to the
travelling public, as men who know
their business well, aud never fail to
attend 10 i 10 the satisfaction Of all.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-28

The Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON wif sens
lfrcs Of charge 70 all who desire Il the prs.
scrplien with The dirurlions for mskia< sas
using the simple remedy By which he va
cured o. . lung affection and that dread diseas.
Consumption. He vnly eAises i 10 tsnsft tls
aniicted, and he hopes every sufferer viii tfy
this pFsactipsiss, Is Il will cost them nathins
and nay prove = blessing. Please address
REv KDwAR A. WILSON.
No. les South seeoud strsst.
msyii-ly Williamshurah. New York.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-28

Washington dispatch Of the oath
says Thad. Stevens Is now dying Of
drOpsy in his chest.
The President has pardoned S. r.
Mallory, ex-Secrctary of the Navy
of the cOufederucy.
A Washington special says Grant
will not order or suggest anything in
regard to elections to be held in the
South, but will leave everything with
the military commanders.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-28

How A Hoo SwrArs.-Not like a
horse or a man, but through the lore
leg. There Is q spot on each leg,
Just below the knee, In the form of 1
sieve. Through this the sweat passes
off, and Il Is necessary that this be
kept open. IL It gets closed, as is
sometimes the case, the hog will &c,
sick, he will appear stiff and cramped,
aud unless be gets relief, Il will ~
hard with him. To cure him. simnly
open the pores. This Is done by
rubbing the spot with a corn cob,
mud washing with warm water.
Al a religious meeting in Counec.
ticut one Of the brethren gave The
experience Of himself aud family,
saying, among other things, hal his
first wife was a very good woman,
but she sickencd and died In a happy
frame Of miud, aud he should be re.
joiccd If his present partner would q
Just thc same wsy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-28

and an endless variety Of NOTIONS, all At
The lowest prices for cash. To Hose who have
favored Us with their trade, we tender our
thanks aud Promise to DO all 10 oar power to
merit A continuation Of their favor; and to
Others We only say that II you win visit our
store VI will take pleasure In showing you our
goods Our terms ARE positively cash, until
the coming Of an another summer renders u
necessary 10 extend 10 parties short time again.
Then, we hope, By q moderate trade during tho
Fall and Winter TO be able to favor those who
may need a favor. You will find many goods
much lower this season than they we're the
past POWELL 4 WALL.
Batcsyille, Miss, Sept 20, 1867. I'm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-28
IMPORTATION.

Information guarss,eed 10 prpdnce q luxuri.
ant growth Of hair upon a bald bead OF heard.
- ne. also l ucire for The removal Il PIN.
PIES hiafehes euptsas sc, On ths kkin.
having he sams sen. clear, and tssutlML can
e obtained Without charge hy addressing
THoS F~cHAPMAN, Chemh.
mvii-fs 80 Rsr.s~rr W Yea
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0HOCER CDTTON FACT0R
AgD
.fHsraf Commission .HfgthaHf.
NJ. $40 Front Row,


ff N#fFHN
ThHHkfal ~ che iitfsi patronage Hsffi0s
orc extended 10 nt W ms nithla suald fs
fsf o'tfH ~ tHy me falnK business heretofore
h mg house ihHfgHistyd M hani hinily
and plantation iuppllei Aiio ample haiintl
ff h%aHiihf al lotion " 1ihef pfudlef con.
agned 90 me- charges ~ TOW as regular mef.
fhaun u Ma Nv and % low aA legitimate
1mlnsH VIZ iufnyf
10 crLBERrsON, we'll known In Mar.
lhail bad ppsoio counties Nia, = alvaya on
hanf, and N connection with W y nODMAN.
81 AtfShall county Mis-, would be pleased 10
meet and accommodate their old friends o.
veil AZ others needing supplies w28.Im
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

J. W jackson " Penrrr ard Jackson Ne.
'1r 7 O. naasou. : justice II TIE reare ..
Panels county, Miss. at sarils u aid esunfv.
II appearing ffrm an aezdavii sled IA this
eAnse that The said fearce 4 jackson ARE non
rtddens u u State Of Mississippi "a u ar-
dsfed hat pahlieztian h. made IN The
Weekly rsnuis star. &c hsar week fsm the
date ef The rendanss q aid ail ani that
they hs rsquifd 10 answer the same Ia Tie
tne ~pss~fihsd ~ law, " Judgment viii b.
rsndsfsd against them By dsf>all Trial Tth
dsg Of sspssnAsr Isl.
re HUDSON, J. y
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ROBERT A. M o JON,
Cotton Factor
Commission Merchant,
.276 Front street,
Il N

Liberal advances. Supplies at wholesale
prices. Commission for ceiling Gotten, one
dollar per bale.
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F. q. CLARK g. CO.'S
Gun Emporium,
No. | Clark's Marble Block, corner
Main and Madison streets,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Keep constantly on band a full and complete
sssor'Heu, Of Guns Pistols Powder fiaskA
Shot aud Game BagA CaIa wads, Ammani.
ton. Aso a large stock Of Watches Jswclry
aad Silvetware. se1s.sm
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cHANoERY NOTICE.

The State Of n~issi~ippi, Pancla eounsy. u
ne chanssry cOurt. pll aid poppsy, q rlo
August The 18th. 1851. "a. ise. "GX
Richard J. Young, ~ Al. Bssudu. III
Upon shidsyit fled N pp>as-
ing to the saiistaeiion Of the COZ that ~ -
isndsnts Jane \. James, M ~ 49,
Thomas @. Jsnss, and 4. A osnsr. ssssl -
on dae Inquiry Be- found 10 M exsls ~ ~
thsir residence and posioncr - snfnoun: 4
Z .hsrefdre ordered b. ~ court - ~ ~
dsisadants do enter their spp>aroses hausin =
coart, TO Be heIdsa sfsAs eosrIho
cosniy, In the town q panslA, On Tie ppve.fA
nonasy sfsr ne fburih Nopday n eep1nh4-
1851 end plead. nns~eF " 1<nsr I
plainanss hn heruin, o. ~ allssH1tuw 49,
VII b tAkss fsr eonk.ei - : - -
nness crderrd " ~ euurt tke.aerr1c
cFdsF b pnblkhsi h ~ AusS>7S 49,
s.Aff srsbiis Hsvspap>e uin1D1s
Cd 10 The Town q ronsla v ~ seosrnrx ~
our vsskn sseeessivsiy. :
su3l-<t &c BknnIDoN, Couk.
LL-|-= AI
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NEW AD%tERTlSEAEtTS,
POWELL & WALL,
At
HATrsyHII,Ei. Miss,

An nos opsaing q hfgu and veil selected
slgk u
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
DRESS BUTTONS,
BLEACHED GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
BlBBoNs,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-28

NAV0V W 0VO0 0Ut40s
4h5A T1.yH1 ~1kz1
On the popular one price plan, giving svu3
patron : handsome and rlhble W6ssA ~
low price 81 Ten Dullarl uitks.t sernnA '
vaus, ahdnest TO bs paid ~ No. Psr9
satisfactorylsm 4
100 solia soldhussIns wsssass esse = ~ :,
100 magir eased rod.wad8 son anf
100 tadieb WATCHES cnsHfle4 -
200 gold hunting chrononstsr
200 COLA huhte EneliIk lever, .oH T.
200 gold husting duplex
Observation-Disclosures. IbuW ~
800 gold bunting American
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100 b ~
500 silver hunting levefs..s... 20 " ~
500 silver hunting dupssza.. - ~
500 gold ladifs watchess.. - u -.
z 1000 gold hunting lepines.-..t 81 -
1000 miscellaneous watches.,... 80 10
$500 hunting silver wntchcs..- $50 ~
o0easserted watches, all kinds le1eszul
Every patron obtains . watch ~ ~ -
rangemsnb eosting hut tlQvt 4hpsjt -
worth $50. No, rertialiy ~ MA
Messts. Hin, Porter 1 Co., land lDsy od{>
New York City, wish to immedlsteIy d.
Of the above naanissent lss&7.T 11z(61s
naming the articles, are placed In sealed env(t
opes and well MIXED Holders - sHEU51 y
The articles named o. their ccrti6cate1 ~
payment Of III, Whether q hssu uaesniu1rD
$7se.or worth isH n fseuuta1nCr
of our certihestss entities ~ 20 - ~
Gle named thereon, upon psylssu8, iuu6oIk
a is worth, and a. NO article vnlus4eEd4n1
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n6F-rsrsunal attention given 10 The SALE
of curTlN. and liberal advances maas oa
The same IN store. seal.sf
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-02-06
Perry Davis Pain Killer.

1t is real pleasure to US to speak favor.
ably Of this article, known almost univer.
sally to be good and safe remedy fer
burns and other pains Of tho body. 1t il
valuable not only for celds in tho winter
but for various summer complaints, and
should be In every family. The casualty
which demands II may come unawares.-
CHRISTIAN ADvocArE.
rain Killer, taken internally. should be
adulterated with milk or water, and swsst,
ened with sugar If desired. or made iuto .
syrup with molasses. For ough and
Bronchitis, a few drops on sugar. eaten.
will be more effective than anything else
For Sore Throat, gorgle the throat with a
mixture Of Pain Killer aud water. and the
relief is immediate and cure positive. [Ii
For sale by the Village Merchants. Feb
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"rEMPrn OF THE SourH."-Ws clin
this paragraph from The New York Er,
press
We read every day abou. all the lead,
ing Journals published in Tho States fs.
Gently In rebellion, and, With the except
ton OF one. Of but comparatively lit,Is id.
flueuce,in Virginia, the tone that petvades
them is that Of quiet submission to what,
ever may be in store for them, save only
and except disbonor. II the Jscobins
expect them to submit to that, then the
sooner they 60 to work and fsotgsniss
the army and navy, The better--for physii
cal force will be indispensable to make
them submit" People who like to pay
taxes, and are admirers Of an enforced
consumption, will contemplate the prost
pect with feelings of unaloysd delight"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-02-06

tho soHfst day of Mar :h, siga,eeh hun
dtea and sixty four, and A. all times
thereafter, l would willingly have com.
piled with the requirements of the pro
clamation Of tho President Of tho United
States, issued ou the eighth day. Of De,
cember, eighteen hundred and sixty three,
had safe opportunity Of so doing been
allowed me; that on the said fourth Of
March, eighteen hundred and sixty -four,
and At all times thereafter, I WAS opposed
to tho continuance Of the rebellion, and to
the establishment Of ,hs so-cslled Confed
crate Government, aud voluntarily gave
no aid or encouragement thersto, but
earnestly desired the success Of the Union,
and the suppression Of all armed resistance
to the Government Of the United States {;
and that will benceforth faithfully sup,
port the Constitution Of the United Sta,es
and the Union Of the States theteunder.'
Section I. And be it further enacted.
That no constitution shal be presented to
or acted on by Congress, which denies to
any citizen any right privileges, or i'm
mupities which are granted 10 any other
citizen in the State. All laws shall be
impartial without regard to language,
race, or former condition. II the provi
sions OF this section SD ould ever be altered
repealed, expuuged, or In any way abro
gated, this act shall become void, and
said State lose lis rights TO be represented
III Congress.
Section 8. And be it further enacted,
That whenever the foregoing conditions
shall be complied With, the citizsns OF
said State may present. said constitution to
Congtsss, and, il the same shall be ap.
proved by Congress, said State shall be
declared entitled to the rights. privileges,
ahd immunities, aud be subjec. to all the
obligations and liabilities Of n State with
in the Union. No Senator or Represen'
tative shall be admitted in either House
OF Congress until Congress shall have de
clared the State entitled thereto.
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The Old Postmasters.

We learn from Washington dispatches,
that ore OF toe objects in view by Coy
ernor Orr. in his recent trip to Washing
ton, was to induce the Post Master Gene
raj to relieve the Postma.,e,s in ,be South
At the breaking out Of the war, from all
Indebtedness TO the United States Gov
ernment, as they were forced BY the Con
federats authorities to turn over TIE
property held by them. This is right. I,
is small matter to say The most, as the
sums due 10 many cases are not great, but
it is not right to make those citizens re
sponsible for thing they had no power
to evade, even il resistance had been
desired. We look with interes, for some
action Of relief in this matter. as il will
restore to some very worthy distressed
men in this District, their just dues.
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I. = q A. MATTEIe = .
The District Cotirt

Adjourned on Wednesday oflast week.
But four casea &ste tried, resul,Ibg in three
convictions for Larceny. The offenders
in each case were appropriately punished
by the sentence Of the Court.
We have seen nothing in the expert.
ment, so far, to change Our VIEWS, pre-.
viouslf. expressed, Of tho inu,iliy Of this
Court. The class Of cases before it are
exceedingly ttfing, involving an expense
entirely dispropor'ioned to the merits 'of
The business. Il necessary 10 bS7e addi
tional courts, (which lie doub,ful) cheap,
or and more expeditions form-sometbipg
after the manner of Police Court-for
the trial Of petty offences might surely be
iuaugurated. Our population is rapidly
diminishing by emigration to the WEST,
ano in the same proporlion is the necessi.
ty for additional Courts diminished. The
burden OF taxation will fall more heavily
upon those who remain, and in time will
OF itself be means OF driving residents
from the State, il the expense, ofthe State
Government are not cur,ailed.
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Important Decision.

The High Court Of Mississippi has de
cidsd that Confederate money and State
Treasury notes were valid as a cousiders.
lion during the war. The following ex.
tract shows the pu'por, Of the decision {:
The currency was, Tor upwards Of fodt
years, almost exclusively the circulating
medium Of the country--issued by gov
ernmsnts having complete power over the
people, and exercising undIsturbed politi
cal functions. II WAS the representative Q
Of their rights aud property N all pecu
MARY transactions Of n private character,
and was At the time valuable and con-
vertsbie into gold o. silver sein to cor
siderable value. II answered all the cir
culsting medium among the people, and
immense interests were acquired by means
Of it, under circumstances Of the greatest
good faith by both parties, and Of large
profit to the parties who received il con.
tracts Of the higbss. obligation were en-
tered into, 10 consideration Of it, and by
II, food and clothing aud other absolute
necessaries were obtained. Uodsr such
circumstances, TO bold thst such contracts
were illegal and void, and that the par.
ties acquired no legal rights under them,
would be alike contrary to settled rules
Of law and to sound public policy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-02-06
History Of tho War.

The National Publishing House, OF
Richmond, Va, announce that they will
shortly publish work by Hon. AleIan
der II. Stephens, Vice President OF the
Confederate States, entitled "A History
Of the Late War between the States
tracing its Origin, Causes and Result. "
From the character OF tie author, the
facts in his possession. We think him the
most fit man to write such history. The
book will be looked for with interest.
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Carolina Female College.

We ask attention 10 notice OF thi.
Institution in Gus advertising columns -
Located at Ansonvills, N. c., it is con,
venient to this section Of our State, aud
i' no doubt deserving OF confidence aud
patronage. We have been ss.ursd ths,
its advantages are not inferior 10 those Of
any similar institution 10 the county,
Parents and guardians can obtain full in.
formation BY iuquiring as directed 10 the
notice referred TO.
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District Court of Newberry.

At the first quarterly session Of the
District Court for Newbefty, notwith.
standing the ptohibit Of punishment by
whipping, BY the military authorities, the
following sentences (ssys the Heratd)
we're passed
State VS.. Robert Barre-Hog stealing.
Sentence, S25 fine or 80 lashes.
State vs.. Sim Stone-Corn Stealing.
Sentence, 80 lashes.
State VS.. Philip Mafet-Hog stealirg.
Sentence, foe $25 or 80 lashes.
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Declared Unconstitutional.

We regret to learn (says the South
Carolinian,) that the Court Of Errors, last
week, decided that tho law passed by the
Legislature, suspsndibg the Fall Term Of
the Courts, last year; ID Unconstitutional.
The consequence is that writs sued to the
last Term are made returnable a, usual {;
and that parties who sued last Fall will
obtain Judgment at the ensuing Spring
Term.
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RooUERT. Two horses we're stolen last
week from the stables Of different geu,fs
men Of this. town. These outrages ars
becoming alarmingly prevalent, aud ars
increasing, from the fact that the scoun.
drels engaged in their commission ars
rarely, If ever, detected. The lost pro.
perry is very seldom recovered--it van,
ishes into the gloomy shades OF the niab,,
and is seen no more by its former owner.
Chester Standard.
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The Test Oath

The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Gozette, learns that the decis
ion Of the Supreme Cour, in the test
oath cases hiss received a very narrow
construction at the Treasury. II is, for
the present at least, held by heads of
Bureaus in that Department that the de
cisions does not embrace officers Of the
Government, aud that no salaries can be
drawn by officials who have been unable
to take The oath prescribed by the &C. Of
July, %, 1862.
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A Legal Decision In Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, ALA., Jan. 10.
The Supreme Court Of this State has
decided that to require revenue stamps on
State legal processes is unconstitutional,
and further, that as Alabama was de
fdcto govern ment under she Con federacy
her personal representatives were not re-.
sponsblS for the Investments they had
made in Confederate bonds, &c.
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Married, on the a2d January. 1867, BY
the Rev. ID. p. Robinson. MR. =. r. VIII.
LIAMsos, to Miss BELL Hoop, all Of this
District.
*Printers fes O. X.
On Thursday morning, slst ult., in tho
city OF Charleston. by Rev. Nr. Bowman,
Mr.. J.. MILTON SADLER, OF Lancaster, TO
Miss Anna G KSfGH HIT, Of the former place.
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InrEAoHNEHr.-The NationsI Intslli

gencer Of yesterday ssys:
Various reports from superior Radical
sources OF inforpation. touching the SO
cret Vaccinations Of The Impeachm snt
eoospirs.ors, bavs been made public, but
what is stated to have actually transpired
should rather have been TO the effsc, that
they are determined upon. We fear ,h..
the conspirators contemplate at this time
such desperate steps that the country will
literally recoil should they move oil TO
the contamination OF their plots against
the integrity and security Of the govern
ment.
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Coon NEws FOR CAMDxN.-Just as we
60 to press, Col Shannon. Director in
the South Carolina Rail Road, has shown
us the official assurance Of Mr.. Magrath,
President, that the. work Of recoHs,ruction
Of the Camden Branch will be commenced
on the lst Of February prox.
Camden Journal.
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THE MARKETS

CHARLESTON. Jan. ~.
Cotton-Ordinary, 80 cents +; Low Mid
ding, 81 cents (; M'dd;ing, 81 cents Strict
Middling, 32f cents /; tax included.
Corn-In bulk 81 28, and SI.4o per
bushel in bags.
New YonH, Jan. 80.
Flour dull and nominnlIy easier wheat
dull and nominal Mt to 2 cents lower !;
corn dull md ! cent. lower; cotton quiet
but firm at 81 cents for midtIing upisnds.
Gold lS4t
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~ We call attention to the advertise
ment OF Msssrs. Hu,chison, Burroughs Il
Co, "Soluble Pacific Guano." As
afertilizer, this Gusno is said to have no
equal, and the very thing for worn ou,
lands.
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WAsHINaIoH Ian 40

" vsNs Wv
To the House, the Com o,itles on Foreign
Affairs were instructed to inquire into The
expsdiency Of Congressional declaration
that naturalization exsmp,s from military
service to native Government
Ma. Stevens introduced q school bill
for the District--COnares. to pay one
third OF the expense no one to vote Who
neglscts sending their children or wards
to the school.
A communication relative. TO the affairs
OF the Secretary of.Wsr was referred TO
the Reconstruction Committee.
In she Senate, tho credentials OF John
A. Winston, Senator from Alabama,
were tabled.
The Nebraska veto vas read and or.
dered to be printed and laid on The ts.
BILE.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-02-06

The DUPLEX SKIRr.-The ladies say
this is the bss, skirt manufactured. See
advertisement. They are for sale by
our merchants. One Of these skirts will
last four times as long As any other.
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Our weekly report Of the Charlotte
market has failed TO reach Us for this is
sue.