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At her residence Factory Point opposite Thayer
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d. NJ. EDWARDS, NJ. D.,
PRACTICIMG PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
oFFICE ST THE RESIDENCE or q. p. UTLEY,
MAIN ST, MANCHESTER.

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The subscriber offers for sale his House and Farm,
pleasantly located IN the south part Of the village Of
Manchester The farm contains about Fifty acres Of
land In good of cultivation. On the premises is
very nice sugar Orchard Of 200 trees The house has
recently been put thorough repair and altogether is
very desirable place The growing crops, household
furniture &c win be sold and immediate possession
given v desired.
CURTIS BURTON.
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A railroad train latolyran over three
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and killed them all
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-05-25
CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. Pamela county. IL
Mary J. Waters heif at Iaw asd i3s,ribatse d
r. L. B. Waters, deceased. You are hereby
cited to appear hsfsc the Prvbate Court Of
BALD county, al toe courthouse thereof on the
fih Monday 10 June, ne1t then aad there 70
show catzc Why the petinon of Robert n
Nickle, administrator Of the estate Of said Do.
ceased, praying for the sale of soushess,
quarter section land number twelve, township
ten. range eight, In said county, hould not h.
granted, by order Of Court, lssaea Anil
1857. W. p w00TTgS, C1srf.
mayt-5t
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. Ia the cbs,e.,,
1907. "APn
Bo,iOa and ChickaAw Land Company ., 81.
No. 1881 7 y q
Upon affidavit sled IN his cause. !, sen..,,,.
70 The s~aiisfctien Of the court TIA, she s.feaa
ant William Nelson Is a nonresident 81 NJ.
state OF Mississippi. and tina, bis residence Ana
pos,ofiee, afer dIlIgent enquiry, cannot /. :.
eeriainsd' i 4, therefore, ordered by The soar,
That the sah defendant William Nelson. A
enter bis appearance herein, on or bsfsss "A.
sld day Of May, 1867, the same being ! mi.
o. this court, and 10 BE- held al the eourtkos.s
o. said county, IN the town 81 Pamela ssS :,
the ofiee Of The Clerk Of lhls Court and pl.,a
answer, or demur TO the complaIpants' Mi
berein. ~ The allegations tisreof WIN be tatsn
zoe confessed AZ 10 him. nj Il mrth.r ordes.dh.
The court that a copy Of this ordsr Be- mhll.hsa
the Weekly pa6oia Star / pdblie as~.
paper printed and published In The losa =,
Pamela 10 said county cor four weeks suee.s.,
lively. ~
A true ecpy. &c HARrfsoy
splz-5t
Whit 4 chalmsu, sulleilsu.
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Report or the Grand Jury.
STATE on MISSISSIPPI,
pnuoIn Cauutv

Pamela County.
To the Honorable Alexander NJ.
Clayton, Judge Of the Seventh Judi
cial Misunderstanding ae
We the Undersigned, members of
the Grand %Jury--duly sworn and
empannellcd as sucIi-wouId respect
fully represent that we, in The dis
charge of our various duties, have
received the reports from the differ
ent beats through their respective
officers, from which we find that the
morals of the county, with some ex-
captions ofa "slight-of- hand' char
acter, are In a sound and healthy
condition. We congratulate our
selves and county upon the fact, that
we have no offences Of a high grade
to report; that the cifences are chiefly
against the laws Of meum and tuum.
In short, thati the swine in many
parts of the county have their slum-
bers disturbed, and not unfreqdently
their brains too, by parties who have
not thesfear Of God and man before
them.y We sincerely hope, however,
that with more light in the future,
such offences will be more rare. In
a further accordance with instructions
from your Honor, we have examined
into the condition of the county Jail,
and made due inquiry in regard to
the recent escape Of prisoners there
from. We find no cause, whatever,
for attaching blame to the Sheriff or
Jailor for the same, but find that the
escape Of one party was effected by
the filing Of some, and wrenching off
and breaking asunder other portions
of the iron bars from the upper win
dow. That the party from the other
room made his escape by cutting
through the floor of the. upper room,
descending from thence into the
lower rdom from which his exit vas
easily effected, owing to the broken
condition Of the bars of the lower
window. We think assistance misht
have been rendered them by outside
parties, who may, have thrown Gles
or other small Instruments 10 them
through NE windows, unprotected by
shutters as they are. We consider
the Jail in its unprotected condition
to be unsafe; hat in our opinion the
house itself should be protected BY d
picket fence to prevent communion
ton OF its inmates with outsiders,
and would respectfully represent that
some repairs are needed in the build
ing for the future safe keeping. of
prisoners. We1fnd 1t this time but
one in the jail lie, a white mau,,is
confined within one of the
iron cages, from which, we think,
there is but little probability of es-
cape. And now, having discharged
our sdqtyin the capacity Of Grand
Jurors to the best of our ability, we
would respectfully pray your Honor
to receive this as our report, and re-
quest that we be discharged from
further duty for the present. a4a .s.t
ReSpecffi,Ily submiffed Inv tho uu,
dersigned, Grand Jurors OF the
County Of Panels Y, May Term, 1867.
John. r. Dickens, Foreman, n |
SASl Smith, = y George r. Hunt, !
Q. ID. Sanders, 0Bs +. johnson,
\. G. GFiaithy a1HJ. A!lwbiton,
]. A~Robertsen 4 y. VI, lWhite,e
1T Collins, yas . Peter Brown, 2 p
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing under
the style Of A. p. Causler 4 Co, Al LING
Greek, Miss, Is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent, J. II. Yates retiring from said arm. and
.clling to A. p. Cansler biz entire interest A.
7 oansler assumes all liabilities, and IL alone
authorized to settle the business.
A. r. CAssLER
4nfsB j. u. YATES.
The business viii be continaed by A. p.
uansisr. ap7T-im
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

State Of Mississippi. panola eoun,s /. A,
oifrui, Court of said county.
No. 7s7s.1 "H0a
attachment isuei the 7lsi day n March
1851, against The estate u N. ala ass.aa..,
ior The sum Of $40 90, rriurnabls 10 ne a.
cut Court Of aid county. soaes i a.,.hs
gi1sn 70 the aid DESCENDANT Ioas.a Az W.
non, Hho resides In The ctr of nsmpLls Ii M
ssah 81 Isnnsssss. that uniess shs shall sn,sa,
oe'oFe said Court II the neat term thsrsof ssa
On me hFsi day Of aid term, % b holden :,
ne eosrt-house Of aid county. IN The ,owa =
Panels. IN The nh Monday amer ,hs IA NJ
aaY IN March lss7. and plead 10 ala s,,laa
JHdEsasai viii h. entered asaGas. hsr "a ~
estate attached slll be old.
spl5.N JsC HARRISON, cisfl.
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90 10 Y. Days uaIlery, corner d
Main and Union streets, Memphis,
for good pictures, Of any description
and You wifi be prepared 10 acknowl-
edge that you we're never better
pleased In your life. WIN. Cooper
~nartfaIl raintef. Is stiIl At Days.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

me state Of Mississippi, Panola county.
!. A. Butler ~ Louisa Vernon.
No. ls7s.1
Attachment issued the 9th day Of February
1881, against The estate u aid asfsndsn, T.,
shs sam Of sztoo 90. rsturnahle 10 a. a,
cut Court Of Md county. Notice /. herb,
giFea 70 the said defendant Ioaisa vs,non
who resides W the city Of Memphis In tn
state Of Tennsssee. that unless shs shall anne
osiofe aid court, 81 The merit term thereof and
On 'he hfst DAY Of MD term. 70 be holden =.
ne csaft-ho'sss q nd county, In the tsvn a
fanniA = ne ~ Monday amer The an aon.
DAY in March, issI. and plead 10 nd action
Judgment vii h entered skafnzt her All H.
state attached viii he ssia.
spl9.a G HARRISON. rsrs,
t@ysf r-FrY
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BAssmprTs-Ws dlfet special
attention. n dss advertisement Of
ward a Casper, In another column
an NE subject n tho~c who coniem.
eI.is taking the bcsea. n The lIank.
rupt fAw.
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Forty.fou of the business men Of
San francisco have subscribed $3.50
each, 10 the Southern Relief Find.
California has done more to relieve
the suffering at the South than any
three Northwestern States have done,
and more than IN heiNew England
States put.together. ,o'B 9gI
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10 Fortune HuntersI

am aron maas enough farming aud milling.
. - Psepa,eu 70 sell a good bargain ii NIlls snd
,nsa ! nave two good Plantation. near N,
Iva ~ rano'a Tor sale or rent. Abo, fan,
oSa Steam saw and Grist hills-two por,abl,
haI one s'a'ionary and one muley-wkIeb ann
Pamela. JIkRsf ,o9n 20 me at
Also, one Ferry across the Tallsba,ch,. -.
''PA' jan5-u J. +. ?.
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sa Nl-our patron, and
- NJ requested to psy Us up,
.s'',9s''T = lsast. Don't say you
'ea' - - ns.syl Any man
sa0t nise three dollars % par
s'sasy Papsr oaehs 70 take
..s'upt Law. II, -sseambosss
bsu .saes \ ivs eseas spieof, he
e.dus-out. Yen should
- little neuey-A
u Two ~ and then--;s a
s, .'al . The 'AsyyiasssI' and pros-
q Tie Rrin.ss, = Rsdisslism
e'''''es' he devil 70 religion J,
~ ,''.a'' ia yilAse church ysrd.
" sf''lsaea - No.
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Az exchange says. ~fbe beafl II
Hin ! preserved IN : las "A che Old
{ APifnI Pflaaa II Washlnst6uH
IL . great pity Il hadnt leen me
hlaek heafl N lhe oaiaaI MURDERER,
Judge Advocate lIolt Thsu Iualee
would have bten done aad ne dssll
had what lelouTs him THE event
will make Che blacklist paFe IN the
history ~ Che nineteenth century,
and rtmlnds one ~ The darkest aees
of bafbarIsm Think II tho perpe-
trailon Of such a deed by "the best
Government he world ever saw
whose ensign aeuts On evcry acu, re-
cogol,el, even u not respected, by
almost every nation on iltia globel
The murderer Of .Wirk and Mrs. Sur.
raft may yet find his just reward.
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Our Job Department

Is completes and Il the largest establishment Of
The Kind 10 The southwest. We employ none
but capable workmen, and turn out the best Of
work at the mos, rcuonahle prices.
I fele-6m WHITNORE nRn2
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LIVERY STABLE
A nat<syilIe, fer sale.

! Apayins business shd bargain win be given
n ne ale Of NE above desirable property. The
ssssss y new eompFste IN Al il appointments.
And . only offered In consequence q the m
health Of The proprietor rsquiringa change II
hasiasss. Apply % w !. ffastsEeId or 70
MARTHA . O. Bete<viFs.
isfa-f~ AfsT q ' rrume
Es@
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

fhs state Of Mississippi, Pamela county. n
the Circuit Court Of said county.
John Gordon ". ". L. Buster.
No. 73401
A,'aehmsn, l~led the 18th day " Janaary
~, zsaitss The estate u the said defendant
'ot TIE sun Of $3.50 90, resnrnnblc 10 ths Dir,
cult Court Of said county. Notice h hstshs
given 60 the said defendant W. L. Ias,sg ~,
unless he APPEAR before said Court Al m rsx,
ierm shsrsof and on The hrt day n aid tenn
70 hs holden a. the csurthoasr Of mld s..n,.
70 The town Of Pamela, on the IN honda a.,
TIE sfh Monday in March 1907. and pissJ :
said action, judgement WI b. entered .g.I,s,
him . the estate attached all /. aid.
api3-5t J,u uARRfsnx a..
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Those q our readers who need
Pny'A'as 10 the way Of cosmetics or
p'''e' articles would do well to pa
nom, : the firm Of Berger, Shuts &
q, hoy n. 7. They are The only
sa's IN America for many Of the
- valuable French and EnslisA
.'ss .,s'sle' md Preparations tina.
used By the beauties Of the Old
ORD, 70 bsautify and make attrac-
sshtk perm. lanai sgs15 81
W advertisement in another
sat1n.
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pIrt,togethers 0gI

To CoRREsfospEwfs.--Wc have
on hand several contributions, which
we will endeavor to publish next
week, and hope our correspondents
may continue to favor us in the same
way. We can not promise (as some
correspondents desire) to publish
anonymous contributions. We must
know their proper names.
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Mississippi and Tennessee
RAILROAD JUS

This House / situated Immediately opposite
The Depot, Memphis. Tenn aud i weii sap-
piled at all times with The bss, LJQuoRs. q
every Kind. and b
ONE oFIrfiE BEST SALOONS
Near The Depot. Call and Judge fof yourselves.
msFii1 aapiaEos, pfrpsisss-.
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aaIllvan has been appointed one N
Ne Registers 81 panola county,
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N0TICETo BRIDGEBUILDERs.

AZ commissioners Of The board II Police Of
faasla county, ws The undersigned win. On
The frth day " NsY, 1851, AZ pilashaus etd
piaes. 10 aid counts, % Tie Pamela and Hsr-
nando rOad, about II o'eloek N. LEI out al psb-
u. auction 10 the forrest bidder he Building az
: bridge AGREES Nefssrs Crrek. 1t he plars II
letting. Contractors caa see he plan and nee
i~heations By calling On ether az he un.er.
siEnsd The sosk III b paid fbr = spos !.
the bridge Il received.
THuz TAYLOR.
az WILKINSON.
InHk HEks
msrti.s~ Cstumlssioner.
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A special dispatch to the New
York World says the Radicals are
making strenuous efforts to secure a
July session Of Congress, in order to
bring up the impeachment question,
and also to claim as an additional
plea for such action that the national
financial situation demands examine
a.. "a MkAhA -
"'yndafeW 10 efe2 teaT9
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QUARTERLY MEErrSe.-The reg
ular quarterly meeting for the Pamela
Circuit of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, will be held on the third
Saturday and Sunday in June, at
Tirsah, Rev. 4. Ebbert, Presiding
Elder. The official members will
please be in attendance. Rlgg oea
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..r. AA#HNA HNNA WIN
What lady would wear false hair
= curls when, by an outlay ofaone
DOLLAR she can procure an article that
Ps'll cause her hair to curl in w a
Fing'ets, OF heavy, massive curls?
y does not iHjure the hair, but on
'ne contrary, renders il son, glossy
and nealthful. II is equally rfica-
|s'sos u curling the hair of the OPP y.-
VI. Messrs. Berger, Shuts
O0,' Chemists, Of Troy, N. Y, are
gents for the same. aI1 -
Bee their card in another column.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-05-25

LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION

OF any paper published in the State Of Ten.
nessee.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-05-25

Ne knel. beside her dying bed
speak, daughter, peak iheold man said.
rad she where is II father, where Is |. Lay,
kngli'h Female Bitisrs, must have to-day.
All forms Of stubborn or long
standing cases Of. .cbills, can be i'm
nediately and permanently cured by
nsing Dromgoole & Co.'s King Of
fhills, which arouses the Liver,
f~leauses the stomach, opens the bow
Is and never Affects the head. :
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-05-30
To the Republicans Of the Union.

The National Union Committee appeals to the
Republicans of every State for their assistance
and cooperation in this auspicious crisls Of our
country.
We deem it Of the highest importance that the
Republicans Of each State should Immediately re-
organize for the remaining elections OF 1867, pre-
paratOTy to the coming Presidential contest. Es-
peclally should this organization be Immediately
effected in those States which have never before
recognized as the only Just basis Of government
the equal and inallenable rights Of man. Not a
day should be lost IN forming and strengthening
within those States public sentiment in cOnsO-
nance with the principles which underlle the great
Political organization to which we belong.
To this end we desire to prosecute systematic
and thorough canvass Of the Southern States, by
the most efficient speakers of both races We
would second their efforts by O distribution Of
documents, enforcing the principles, policy and
aims Of the Republican party We would call, in
every locality where it is possible, meetings for
discussion, where those who aEe5With us in princi-
pie may learn tO act with unity and energy.
These measures are requiredt TO bring out the vote
OF that large body Of Republican Unionists who
now render the Southern States battlefield Of
principle. 1t is the pressing need Of the hour
tnaI Dolo Judlclous and able men, thoroughly i'm
Dueu WIN our creed should there explain our
principles, establish our faithfuness to them, and
prove thaV national greatness and human freedom
depend upon the permanent triumph Of our cause.
Beyond this, it is most essential that we should
now establish in those States, Free Thought, Free
Speech and Free Press. Every part Of this Re
public must be open to the discussion of principles
and measures. This must be sustained, as q car
dinal point in our creed, at any and every hazard
Efforts to intimidute the humble and ignorant vO-
ter on the part Of the Southern planter, must be
met with the spirit Of freemeD, and the determi-
nation which itist cause sanctions.
In times past the Republican party has strDg-
gled against the unjust reproach Of being section
al in its aims and character, though its purposes
and its means of efiecting them were such as the
fathers Of the Republic approved. 1t was accused
of being Governed nv selGsh motives and of de-
is not mentioned here, please cali and mquItr
Remember the place. Immediately over t.
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