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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-12-21

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highest tiddh o. cash. the following rupery.
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mules eleven bead n cattle, thres bnTa seven
sheep farming atcnNlS hogsbald and kiicheu
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and bride. snA The rnurs crop q cora feidsf,
snd p1iAiosa 50 pay and atss aid note, aad
oil intrros ibAi may then have accrued
noses, ALAG l. HURT Trustees.
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Special Notice.!

We respectfully eaTl The attention Of our
cu''oners 70 the important Acts that RMS sc-
oySTs AA nv. and hsi AZ SEkD THE soSsT
s,piI. HAntY. We leg our friends to rcmem-
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tracts bot to run tll Christmas, bg, 10 be paid
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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 23d day
OF December, 1851, on the premises, At the late
residence Of the deceased, in aid county, with
in lawful hours, offer for sale to the highest
bidder. at public auction, the following tract Of
land belonging 10 said estate, to.witi The
south half Of section nineteen (lo,) In town
ship six (d,l Of range g. west, subject TO the
dover Of the widow.
Tghss-0nc-third cash, the balance IN IL
months, with bond and undouhtrd security.
SAML MATTHEW'S,
Administrator de bonis nOu Of the estate Of
John West, deceased. no23-bt
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IIoN 10 Sell Land.

a great deal has been written upon
the subject Of farming which should
bc adopted now IN the Soutb some
have advocated cutting up tho large
farms. while others have bitterly OPP
passed Il. This vcSed question Is
gradually settling itself. regardless Of
what some people think about il.
Farming on M extensive scale, in a
vast majority of cases, will prove nm
profitable, aud more 50 every year,
Tor a long time TO ccme. Those who
have large tracts Of land will find il
10 their interest to divide them up
and procure tenants. The great de-
mand then, in q short time. will be
for white men to occupy the place Of
tenants, or TO purchase the small
farms which will soon he IN market
by the thousand. Some have offered
large tracts for sale aud have no,
found a purchaser, and perhaps never
will. The reason was, and is, they
did not offer them in small tracts.
Let them pursue the wise plan Of.
putting their lands 10 such a shape a.
to throw them within the reach Of
the masses, and they will soon fOd
ready sales. You can depend upon
it, the way these matters stand at
present., the South can never attain
her former greatness.
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necessary 20 every we'll regulated
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IL contains forsy columns Of uading
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tions. AZ an inducymcnt 10 subscri-
bcrs We will send the FARMERS
HonE Journal add Tnr WEEKLY
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Il. !. Le, General John {. Breck-
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suERIFF's SALE

ny vivsas n shres exceaticu- to me directed
hum the Circuit Court u Pamela county, Ms,
one In favor u tsn< J. Fletcher W p =.
naalsy and ". a. CsIawsil aad one In hvof
Of Rnir 1 shufrd N Vim. b Csldvellet al.
and one IN hsor off.v Lester. assignee, v.
wn. r. Csidwellaf all. % Nouiay fks.eth
Oar Of IsauHry, fsss, Al he eouFthcpse door
In he town Of Pamela within fz~mf konrs
en- Sc ale n he Highest hida>f. o. cad.
The blle~lnr pFop<ftf, to-riL The vsz. half
saa ne southwest qssrt<r 81 ssctia. ". sswr.
shin q nnrs s bfks ssd h<iss n r=zels
spupty. Miss. levied 90 - The property q v.
4 c.i1~<if. 70 .>fisfr aid : a
dsitr n h Sosrs sseris
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at ffevth u hair arss : hsii head - beard
leE iaea slso a seipe hH the removal Of pm.
~, bio'tkss rfurticrs. ese. % re skia'
f-zsina NE <er1e st. eie.f. end tesa[@<1t -
b obtained witheat ehsrrs ~ sAdfcuing
THUS ,. cHhfN&N Cs<eiss,
r~ff.iv e. psraf~-~. No Yg-t
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The Raw EDWARD A. WILSON viii sead
lfree Of charre,l 10 all who desire n the pre-
scsiptiaa Wits he dircciiens Or mstine sad
using The simple remedy ~ Which he wss
cured Of alung affection And that drvsa disease
r~snsulartun uis cniy ehiccth 70 benefit The
afflicted, and he her4s every maefsr will NY
This prescription. a. Il wi cot lhsm noshinf
and nzy prass a blessing. rirz<> sidrr<s
REV. Epw ARD A. WILSON,
No les south second stfest
mayiils wuiismsburh. Nsv fork.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

LAND.
BY virtue Of q decree Of the Chan
Gerry court Of Pamela county, State Of
Mississippi, rendered on tho 9th day
Of May, 1867, in the suit of NJ. N.
Phillips, complainant, against Calvin
Foster, ct al, defendants, No. lI0 in
said court, l will as Commissioner
therein appointed, on Monday, the
9th day or january, 1868, az the
c~ourt-house door Of said 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
in said county Of Pamela, to-wit:
The west half Of the west half Of
section %, township 9, range 7 west.
Terms Of sale-0n a credit of six
months from day Of sale, with ten
per cent. interest. Bond with good
security will be required Of the pur-
chaser, and a lien retained on laid
land until the purchase money Is
paid. JOHN c. HARRISON,
nov30-6t Commissioner.
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ffwhAt rotm 'fbs feisaI
foaa M tbs district = aill IN ses
asn n Otkfd ahd VII N ail pre-
liability continue ihfy0gh NEST Week
he dakei u very lafas Alfady
Judgments hfes hefh rendered ~ N
aRgftgais ~ mofe than tyo hundred
douaasd dollars len cents On The
dollar woBtd cover dBsif salm There
"a 4 large attendance N a'io1eya,
embracing n gfral part ~ the legl
talent N The Niate t1gfthtf VIII
some frnn Tennessee
Hsag spangs Ryero lah
Geneui John e. Bfaetlnrilge and
Colonel Burbank NJ kenlhehg hive
gone from PAD. 10 Egym and tho
lfoly Land Cen Bfeokimidess
hmily remain In Paris during BIZ
nbcdcc. IT, aud they viii return f.
tbis continent IN tho spring The
General wa IN good health whcn be
ZEN Paris.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDS


Pursuant TO deed Of trust executed to me
BY J. h Way and J. 9. Collins on the 18th
day Of december, tse6, to sscuFe aandry debts
theruin named. TeVoFded Ia The Probate Clerks
oHicc of psnala county, State 81 Mississippi, IN
deed heuk 7, pages ia and TIA, | will. AZ trus-
tee In said deed Of trust, 90 Monday, the 9Th
day Of january, 1858, In ftcnt Of the court
hoass door Of said county, In The town Of
Pamela between the hour q eleven o'clock A.
n. ard three o'clock ,. H. esro-e 10 sale 10 the
hlrhea bidder. foe eAsa the following land. To-
VT The ssibwes, quarter q section twenty
one tst1 and The ~est half 81 eetioa tweuty.
sish, l7s,l Al IN township len ti0) of nnss
seven i'll sect, 10 fanolA county. win only
ssnvef such title n is VESTED 10 ms as such
trustee which Is believed 70 b. good.
&c. ARMSTRONG.
arfl4kt go sssHf tTraztss.
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Haf yt=s n Angti daata
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. psfkd %naesaaa w. hepe ~
ssi II VI. dpfag BE ''sg vim r..
may mua af feopls ~ ltioh ahsf
- a.
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ADV ERTISEHElT
Tax CoIector.s Notice.

! Sll attend at the kllo~ing times and
places bt tbs purpose of collecting the State
and County Tax Tor the heal year 1861. to-wir
At my Once Ia Pamela, on Monday Of each
vssk until April /. 1858.
CT ast 80 - 80
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uHnls t6RfH nAig OF
fAWU

D. siffas n z fHrf n Ne 60
wv a8f NJ paHaf Nsaiy, 800 "
v ppf Nafsfei ~ d. eth Asy
"a tisy, lasH M iha sssit a ~
ey. s1mffiHaHt Hs#iHs n s..
fHed aaN Hl4Ht w iBF u swti
soaa, Nfli - fommhsf ihssslh
euaAHled. A lls4 court hang dsH -.
~ Hywn ~ Pshoia IN ~ H.amlg
IN Momlay ihs esh dag "A 1ssuasys
lsea, within ihf hoan tfsarflbed s.
fsW sHsf ~ mls "a pubic nnellVn ~.
tbe highest bfdief. thf filuwlaR
iaads Wing aad lefHs N ~ eaHhlg
toeI fhs Smneaal qHaag n.
ealUb I, N iownshlFH wavss srtf
fefms N sals On : credited twelve
months eth interest irsm DAY ~.
sals lisud With is0 grsi saudtiss.
will h. required. snd Z lien retained
~ said premises ~ ihe payment a
TIE purchase money
Johs q HAAm@ix,
hoy1Osgt Commi.eian ef.
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fvsry ra,rea obtains a watch by tbs az
Igemsnt costing but si0, Will, Il may be
hth $3.50. No Partially shown.
licssn. Hifl, Porter 4 Co, , aud 1 Deg street !
Nv York City, Wish TO Immediately dispose
the above msgaiictbt stock. Certificate.
|ming the articles arc placed In sealed en,el-
p and well MIXED Holders arr entitled 10
J article, named on their certificates upon
kmea, Of tii, whether Il Be a watch worth
80 OF one worth lees. The return Of any
our certificates entities you 10 the ar,i-
named thereon, upon payucnt irrespective
iu worth. and ss no article valued les than
10 named on any certificate, II will al once
seen hat this 4 no lottery, bu, a s,rsigh,
kssrd legitimate Transaction, which may be
Iticipaied In even by the most fatidiousl
single certihcaie will be ssnt By -msll, ro=.
upon receipt Of :; ctntA fve for Oh,
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raasIa, Ml~p btsemsff NJ isel.

kwug d e ssN "a Ns AH 81 4##NA
N, NlfiHs sAs ts8tfls l4eal a.
ia#agi4 sfaf M Vs. IN #H# btH
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND.

Hy virtue Of a decree Of the Probate Court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, rendered
therein at the September term, 1867, the un-
d~crsigned, administrator Of the estate OF II. l..
u. Waters, deceased, will, on Monday the I'd
day Of December, 1851. at the court-house door
In the owl Of Pamela, In said county, within
lawful hours, Offer for sale At public auction, 10
the highest bidder, the following tract or parcel
Of Land, to-wit; The northwest quarter Of sec
ton ~, 10 township 10, Of range 3, west, lying
and being in aid county and State.
Terma-0ne-third cash, the balance on a
credit q twelve months from the day Of sale.
Bond with good security will he required Of
the purchaser for said balance.
ID RI RlCKLB.
poa-bt Administrator, &c.
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BOARD OF PoL,CE.

SPECIAL Term Of The Board VI Police Of
PasulA oouaiy, Mss, will he held At the Court
liouse OF Ald county, on Monday, January .,
ls0s. ny order u Hon. Thomas T.. Clarke.
President W I. WOOTTEN.
de3l.5i Clerk.
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Farmers Home Journal,

A Paper Dsroicd 10 Agriculture,
Mechanic Arts, Education,
Lfcnufurc, etc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30

JAPANESE CHILDREN. The relations be.
tween parents and children, and the rational
manner in which the latter are brought up,
are not the least admirable features of Jara.
nese domestic life. The rules which govern
the system Of education are directly oppo.
site TO the laws governing the state, which
impose the death penalty for every nirae.
ton Of blind and stupid obedience. The
child, ON the contrary, is treated with the
most ineXhaustible patience, and il per.
snasiou aud sound reasoning must give place
TO punishment, The miidest One that can be
thought OF is ever that resorted to. A trav.
elier IN that country. says--''l have never
witnessed the correction Of child, nor dis.
covered any instrument which could possibly
be used for such pufpose, nor can re,
mamber ever to have heard a little voice
sobhng or crying, yet can assert with truth
that in no part Of the world have met with
such thoroughly well behaved, apiiable chill,
dren as those in Japan
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Eager for n TIade.

Onr Damariscotta correspondent, whose
pen has long been idle, furnishes the fol
lowing good one:'
In the small town of B. lives man
whom we will call P, who has some.
what of an impediment IN his speech in
fact, he shutters. This gentleman being mp
country, not long since, e;oHned on his way
back at n public house, the proprietor OF
which is noted horse jockey. After some
talk between P and the proprietor OF
said house, concerning the merits ola horse
which the latter wished to sell, p agreed
to take the animal, and in payment thereof,
to make T. the landlord) pair ofboots.
p borrowed "pung,' and started on
his way rejoicing. But having driven II few
miles, his recent purchase betrayed evident
signs of giving OUT About this time he
met man with an eel spear in his hand =
P, having acuosted him, 'gsked him 'ii
he wanted to b BIB buy horse ~
The native replied in the negative.
"You haven't 81 got patch, have you -
said P.
"Nof' was the emphatic reply.
for the horse?''
81 haven't got five dollars,
."Well, then, h.how viii You t,trade for
the eel.spear?'
The man said that the eel spear didn't be
"Well, haven't you g-got . jachhnJe ?"
well" said r, "if you don't own a
w-watcb, and the eel-spear don't belong to
you, and you haven't five dollars--nor a
jack knife, just help me roll the horse out
of the road, and let him die and he DID,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30

HrMAN IiAIE.-In the Ncapoilan depart
m"nt of the Exposition there was IL curious
case, exhibiting the process by which what
is termed "cd;goRt,.'3 hait is prepared tor
ornamental purposes. This hair, it may be
stated. appears with It's roots intact in other
Words it has clearly been torn from the head
by violence. When hpst Il cane into the
'.,'.'t mitch speculation existed among the
hair merchants as to the source from whence
it came. That it had been obtained by VIC.
Iencc was evident but it soon appeared that
the violence was exercised by its own own
ers--lu other words, these pieces of hair
We're neither more nor less than the clear.
ings Of the comb at the toilette table, These,
in continental cities, find their way into the
streets--there areno dust bins there-w whence
they are COLLECTED by the chiD6niers, and
sold to the hair merchants. A writer of the
Hd"d'c$$er'S Jou7Ra}, speaking of the sing.
ular exhibition OF the little knots of toilet
hair he found III one of the cases, says:-
~ he first process to which the manufacturer
submits them is to sort them into colors (:
and here find them divided into some eight
" "''T r.r"rr"'' go" "rs. nf WHICH the dark
most decidedly predominates, thus showing
the Italian climate. The second process is
TO u,sehtangiG these masses OF hair by card
ing them. They are then submitted to the
third operaion-a secret, presume, to the
Italian manuiacture-tha Of turning. or. in
PLAIN words, putting all the hairs with the
roots ut one end The whole process is in.
teresting, as exhibiting the manufacture of
an article that has always been surrounded
with doubt and suspicion"
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The SirOcCO Esiasl s:i Hfasy.

One drawback alone can alloy the enjoy,
ment which the phlosophc lover of fair ma
| lures cvcr-varying charms may reasonably
be supposed to feel when suusiy enSconced
in a Paiadio designed villa. anywhere IN
Venetian Lombardy, from Mestre 10 Bcr-
gano, from Bassano or BrcScia to Rovigo
| or Pavia. We allude to TIE intense heat,
the eneryaiing sirocco blast, which pcriodi
| caily and nolselessly creeps from south TO
north to meet, in wild and savage embrace,
the teMpesta as it PUSHES down from the
eternal soitudcS Of the Alps, to crash, and
roar. and devasate, with its hail storms and
its whirlwinds, the heavily laden vineyards,
and the boundiess eXpanse OF golden tinted
cortland. The periodical siroecO lpropery
so called is not of every year appearance,
nor is it OF loug duration when it arrives;
The Inter end of July and the first two
weeks iii August may be said to be specially
liable to its influence The atmosphere be
comes gradually rarcfed, II de&thhke still.
ness pervades all nature, and Il thin gaseous
miasma rises from the parchcd.up plain !:
horses grow resive and scared, cattle low
uneasily with instructive fear. After the
sirocco has exhausted every drop Of dew
throughout the length aud breadth Of The
Peninsula, and has deprived the complol-
SAINT lazy Italian Of what little energy of
body and sprightincss OF soul the byaciug
air of winter and spring may have given
him, it gradually intensilies in its myster.
ious attributes; the ground becomes highly
charged with magnetism, which throws of
faint luminosity ut Night, with an effect
like that OF the pale aurora, seen IN the
deepening twilight az the close ola brilliant.
ly clear and frosty winter : day.
The approach OF the srocco is impercep-
tible, so mysteriously does it come; not so
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30

A CELESTIAL WEpDING-Th fashionable
circles Of the sprightly little city of Nevada
were somewhat agitated few days since in
consequence Of Il marriage between "A brace
of Celestial bipeds Sing and All Toy
A local paper says that soon after the guests
assembled the fair maiden came forth array
ed in dark blue, her hair done up in talow,
and with bracelets upon her ankles. When
The bride was asked i she Yogld haYc this
man., etc, she replied, in trembling &C.
cents, "Mo heap likee Sam he welly good
Chinaman.'' The ceremony concluded,
Sam ordered wine, and the party had ajolly
time. After the wedding Sam seemed very
happy, and remarked "All ee same as
Mclean man, heap ketcbWm wifee all ec
time" The happy pair will pass their
Honey moon at Mud Springs,