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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-03-06
THE DUTIES OF THE HOUR.
On this subject. the Dispatck SAYS :

On this subject. the Dispdtch says:
LIE, the awfu brgsder find ns planting
and building; whites and blacks living
harmoniously our Legislature consider
ing. m sasu-es for preserving the credit of
the State and Developing its .weaIths
Judges on the bench administering the
la VS. Of the land with universal acceptation
TO all alike and then let him. before the
face Of earth and heaven. 10y one. order
from headquarters. deprive n whole peo'
Pile of all this order, and peace, and legal
protection. and rule them with a havonet
at all :heir throats, and no law over them
but the edge of the sword!
We know not vet that matters will
come 10 this. There NAV be some con.
sidsrations mot Of law or justice, certainly, }
that will stop the furious career Of those
reientless anarchists They may find
after thew have welded together their
Stevens Bill, their Elliot Bly,, and their
Wilson Amendment. into one trenchant
and tremendous tomahawk to strike ns all
down 10 utter ruin at one swoop. that
after all there are, perhaps, reasons why
the blow should not he struck. In the
meantime, we cannot, must not, abandon
our own cause and the remnant we still
possess Of those liberties handed down to
US from better times and better men. One
day the whole North may thank us that
by dignifed passive resistance to the
present torrent OF iawiess rage thai sweeps
over the land we saved those precisus
liberties from utter shipSreck and that
in the loudest and widest Of the tempest
we did not giveup the ship.
There is sound philosophy, mixed with
considerable vulgarity. in the following to
the same point, copied from the MilIsdge
vile Recorder ;
A goahead planter in neighboring
County was approached by a troubled
ne phbor, perhaps IN ore Of a politician .han
planter, who was discussing the state oi
the country, especially the bill that looked
to converting Georgia into a military dis
irict. Our 90 ahead planter heard him
through, and ask ed if the bill would pro
hibit the making Of cotton. Being an
swer.d in the negative, be responded, il
1t didn't, then damn Congress and the
bill let 'em rip. I'm going to make
cotton Them's our sentiments.
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Mr.. G. Fl. Elgeeomb, of Biddsford,
Maine, will accept ou, thanks for late
Northern papers.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-12-21
WARRINGTON
VIRGINIA.
rAcuLTYi

General n0hrHr y bHs President.
ClHrsa ]. HlHsfs, Professor o Latin
JasraJ WnffE, Professor u Greek,
M. 4. JoysHz, A ", Professor N Modern
Languages aud English
Ray. J. b. kmsFlfncK, D d. Professor Of
Moral Philosophy.
A. H. SKLsos, A H. Professor Of Mathematics
VIZ Attss, A. w. Professor Of Applied
Mathematics.
n. McCoLLoa, A NJ, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy.
ions L CAsrssLL, A. ", Professor Of Chem
lstry.
ions W BaocKssnaouon, LII d. Professor
Of Law and Equity.
HlnRr EsrfLt, A. n, Assistant Professor Of
Mathematics.
@. PowEtL GRApr, A. n, Assistant Professor
Of Latin.
PRAsK PRHnos, A. D., Assistant Professor Of
Greek.
A preparatory course ha. been Instituted, In
which students unprepared for the regular
glasses may receive instructions 10 necessary
branches.
The session begins second Thursday 03th)
September, and ends last Thursday in June.
T~gRxs-Tuition and all other college fees,
500. All other expenses, including board,
fuel, lights, etc, need not exceed $3.50.
For further particulars, or for catalogue, adj
dress the Faculty Of Washington College, Lex
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME Z. r. THORNTON, the
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VA YOU'VE LADY returning to
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INSOLVENT NOTICE

To the creditors Of J. II. Dyson, dec'4
Pamela county, State Of Mississippi. Y!z
take notice that the estate Of aid deen1ggz
reported insolvent q The Ossoher tesn1
the Probate Court Of said county. I'll
therefore hereby notified and ssqstps9 :
hate yosr claims aesinst said deoe.A
have them registered In the ONCE 4
Of iAs Probate CeuFs Of said eoung
dag Of December, 1893, eIse the saus . !
forever barred. B. r. BLANEEnANA
Nov. i6-bt AdmintdN
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To My Old Friends
IN
West Tennessee, Mississippi
and Arkansas.

Having accepted a permanent agency Of the
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, | would respectfully ask the at
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safe certain and reliable medium through
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Mr.. N. s. OTIS Is associated with me, and Is
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Sarah Davis heir-at-iaw and disiribuiee Of
Thos. A. Edwards, deceased. You are hereby
cited 10 be and appear before the Probate Court
Of said county, At the courthouse thereof, on
the eth Monday In December, 1881, TO show
eanss Why the petition Of Hlirs r Edwards,
praying for dover In the real estate Of said de-
eeased, situated IN said county, should not be
granted. BY order ofuoart Issued November
4, 1857.
nois-a VIZ. woorTgS, cisrk.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
John Light George Light and Ellen wlsener,
heirs and distributes Of Peter R. Lightdeceased.
You and each Of you are hereby cited 10 APP
pear before The Probate Court Of said county,
al the courthouse thereof on the 4th Monday
In December, 1897, 10 show cause why The final
aeeoan, Of Elizabeth A. Light enthusiastically
Of the estate Of said deceased, should not be
allowed and approved. BY order Of Court.
lssned November, 1851.
nole-st W. ?. wooTTEs, Clerk.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela
county. In the County Court Of
said county. Harrison 4 Taylor Va.
]. II. Mebane, guardian, &c. At-
tachment issued the Sd day Of De-
oember. 1867, against the estate Of
the said defendant for the sun Of
800, retarnable 10 The County
Court Of said county. Notice L
hereby given to the said defendant
]. II. Mebane, guardian &c., that uu-
less he appear before said court on
the irst day Of the next term thereof.
70 be holden a. the court-hoose Of
said county. in the town Of Psnola,
on the first Monday In January,
1888. and plead 10 aid scaioa, jade
ment win b entered Against him.
and the estate attached sill Be old.
J. G. HARRlsox, Usrk.
uef-N -
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A large siz PIP. Circular, giving
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CITATION NOTICE.
CITATION NOTICE.

Tho State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Robertson Clark, Of Fayetteville, State Of Ten
nessee, minor heir OF - Clark, deceased.
you are hereby cited 10 be and appear before
the Probate Court Of said county, at the court
house thereof, on the 4th Monday In December,
1867, to answer The petition Of Moses II. Bon
nsr, your guardian In said court and show
cause why mid petition praying to surrender
bis letters Of guardianship should not be
granted, and why the final account Of aid
guardian upon such surrender should not be
allowed and approved.
by order Of court. Issued November 4, 1861.
nols-bt ". p. KOOTTEN, Clerk.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-12-21

Every patron obtains a watch by this ar
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Messrs mn. Porter / Co, : and I Der street.
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DIRECTORS.

This company issues policies on lives on all
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any other, while Il has no restrictions In regard
TO residence or travel, and oil Its profits are d.
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prompt In the payment Of losses, having paid
10000 In this city In the last eight months,
a. follows:
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MEMPHIS BOARD or REFERENCE.


wormelsy, Joy : Co., FsrFason, Cordes /
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VIM. Richardson Hunt Sam. r. Walker. D.
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Avens B Lyle, Ju1gs J. n. HoWTy, OzSbra
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Lamb Treasurer n. I. RI; WIN. n. sui<k-
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COMMISSIONERS SALE q
LAND.

By virtue Of q decree Of the Chance7e1
Of Panols county, State Of Miss, rendeH
the May term, 1851, In the suit Of y 10
ct al, complainant, againss Vim. =.
defendant, No. lis, In snid court
Commissioner therein appointed, o.
the 9Th day Of January, 1865, Il ~ e.
house door II the town o. Panols, d 80
", within lawful hours, ofss ks ~
public auction 10 The highest bldder. T.
lowing valuable and Improved section 4
to-wit; Section 20, township q " ~
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with ten per cent. interest thsreon gu
J. @. Harrison
noie-sl Commidce
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wonderful, but True


MADAME REMINGTON, the world.
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AMI GERTRUDE REMINGTON, P. 0.
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An HISTORICAL INCIDENT.

or the great men Of the West, no one,
perhaps. is better entitled to distinction as
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bashaw, Minnesota, Herald. He weighs
642 pounds.
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..1he Frozen WeIi'' Of yermons.

A correspondent Of the kisc0nsin State
Journal, writing from Sudbury, Vermont,
August 18th, thus describes q visit to the
celebrated lroz-n wei in tina. vicinity
We had gone through the valley, and a
mile beyond, goiug south, when at.the forks
Of the road my companion spoke" Would
YOU like 10 see the frozen well - Yes" 60
turns to the left Of our intended rou e, and
pulls up a few hundred yards beyond,
where u party Of men are at work under
he direction OF Mr.. Sawyer. Of Boston.
lie had been sent there By the Boston Soci-
ETY. Of Natural History 20 investigate ttie
mystery of the From Well" and which
he has not AS yet discovered. Some years
ago some cufious or wise men Of Boston
raised $500 and put Prot. Jackson up T.
solve the mystery. lie came one fine day,
cooked down the well. saw the ice in it in
mid summer, drank the solid water, looked
wise and puzzled, drank the splid water,
went home and wrote a report that IN his
opinion an iceberg had been buried there
in the drift period. Good AMI wise-but
people laughed about il, and some were so
mean a 10 talk about the price paid. Mr..
Saw yer has dug two new wells, each forty
or Fifty feet IRON the Old well, and finds 10
ice, OF unusual appearance. The wells were
sunk through coarse gravel and stones.
The Frozen Well is about forty feet deep.
In winter the ice forms over tie water eight
40 ten inches in thickness, and ice remains
in she well AL the summer. Holding a
looking glass so as to throw the RAYS of the
sun 70 the water in the well, | saw a rim Of
ice adhering to the stones at the surface OF
the water. which ia pure and ice cold. II
Mr.. Sawyer has solved the mystery he has
not told us. 1t is u very strange and curl
Gus thing aud has excited much enquiry,
bu. the 'Frozcn Well is cold and unex>
planned. Mr.. Sawyer is a learned and per>
severiDg gentleman, aud | hope that he
may be able to throw some light on the
subject, but doubt il.