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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03

A ma#l ladtI0lg ssHs lfahswffd
IN 4 pimt Wa i thmnaad miles ffgm
lLf eltY N isa#aeAls, fna night laai
#atk shleh, though 4 lifds s%HHgyihg
u M PARTIES ImmadiassIy concerned,
we ysi ~ laHseHi sHa haaHYl lbai
N mnea faffaia lfgm giving ihs
psnerHi sail lHea fuWfeaaiDg names
II o1nfae,
Two sprightly md beaHtifi young
ladies visiting thtif egusin, another
.awlehlly and beautiful ygueg lady,
Eho, Iiks her guests, waa N lhal hap
~ age shleh tufna everything Into
lan and meffimebt II the truth
Ttfe told M fsaf that W. should
have 10 feoofd the feat that these
three Misses we're last q little tdt last.
They wefe fond n practical Jokes,
and we're continually playing Al sorts
II mad prank with each dhtr AlI
three occupied q roofn on The ground
floor, and mddlod up together Ii ouc
bed.
Two 0f lhe young ladies attended
q party on The night In question, aud
did moi get homo until half past ~
o'clock nj night As u was late they
concluded moi 10 disturb Tho house
hold, 40 they quietly stepped into
their room through the low open
window.
IN about half M hour after they
had lell for tho party, a young Meth
Odist minister called nj The house
where they were staying and crayed
q nights lodging, which Of course wos
ehcorfully granted. As ministers al
ways have the best of eyerything, the
old lady put him TO sleep in the best
room, and the young Q'annie) who
had not gone TO the party, was en-
trusted with the duty Of sitting up
for The absent ones and Of informing
them Of the change of rooms. She
took up her post in the parlor and MS
the night was sultry, sleep overcamc
her and she departed on an excursion
to the land of dreams.
We willnow return 10 the young
ladies' who had gone into their o
through the window. BY the dim
light OF the moonbeams az they strug.
gled through the curtains, the young
ladies were enabled 10 dcscry the out
line Of Fannie las they supposed
ensconced in the middle of the bed.
They saw more, to-wit--a pair OF
boots. The truth flashed upon them
both at once. They saw il all. Fan
mic had set the boots in the room TO
give them a good scare. They put
their heads together and determined
TO turn tho tables on her. Silently
they disrobed, and as stealthily as
cats they took their positions on each
side Of the bed. AZ a given signal
they both jumped into bed, one on
each side of the Unconscious parson,
laughing and screaming, ooh, what
a mani Oh, what a man !" they gave
the poor bewildered minister such a
promiscuous hugging and tousling as
few persons are able to brag of in the
course Of q Lifetime.
The noise Of this proceeding awoke
the old lady, who was sleeping in the
room, she opened the door
and exclaimed, "My God! girls, it's u
man, it'sa man it's n man, sure
enough!
There was no long, consolidated
scream q flash of muslin through
the door, and all was over.
The best of the joke is that the
minister took the whole thing in ear
nest. He would listen to no apollo
gies the old lady could make for the
lie would hear no excuse, but
folded his clerical robes
around him und silently stole away.
Quory.-Was he mad at the girls,
or the old woman?
Louisville Courier.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, and all the
Of youthful lndiscretion, will, for the
'ake Of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need II, the recipe aRd directions for
the simple remedy BY which he was
'ured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the I'D
experience, can do so by addressing,
IN perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
moyil.ly 40 Cedar street, New York.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03

The Canton Ciiss says there is a
disease among the malss and horse
in this county, which, We learn, i
killing them very rapidly. They
are tsken with a swelling in the aank
aud when Il raehes the chest .hey
drop dead. There Is sure remedy
fur this disease, which we give fcr
The benefit Of our country friends
@Dreneh the animal with purS
shiaEy, a quart at = dee. Three o,
loar does, Il given early eneash,
al eHtci a care.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03
DIGGING WELLS.

am now digging wells At scyenty-iv cents
per foot, and will Insure them against quick.
sand Two good hands must be furnished when
occasion requires. Myself and mule must also
10 furnished during my work on the job.
TERMS CASH.
jy0-im. s. X. KUNkEL.
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.

Eoties i hsrshy sivss y IL AU1Itspe
~ dessdsns va rsporfad issIlp>Ss ss1ojsn
tern 49,, q he ffsbAn opurt 4 f.osks
cosnty, Ninfnirpi, ssd lhst AZ ma plpas1s
shsir elsis1g afsinst N teca{SnZ -
=. registess4 70 tke eGs 4 ~ OH -
neesss ssnft - nd eess<y - q ~ ~ o.
August isss, else der Clans VII y frv-u
- rorW
Ifs~St, Admiasrszcr
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03

The National IateRigeacsr an
nounecs, apparently on authority, a
confirmation of the rcccnt dispatch
sent hence that the President will
fully carry out the DEMONSTRATION
Laws and the supplemental act. II
entirely disclaims for him the co.,
s~iruetion placed upon a portion of
his late message, that he did not In
tend to execute the latter act.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

letter. 81 administration having been rant
"a 70 the undersigned On she csssss n WIN
king, deesssed BY TIE PROBATE eoust Il Pasois
eeaasF, At The September Term. Thereof. lsss.
All persons having claims arsinuf aid esfsss
are hereby hs,ihsd 70 have then Frohst.d sid
registered IN he esssx % u o<fk q NJ
ooart. IN The lovn q PssolA vi1hin ~ fins
P7ss>-iest y Itv. or shey viii bofoesvvr h@r-1d.
JFrrtN&oK txkfcx.
trs-s As-t-ie+nzr
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Barnaelcs BarnacIcs II

hfe hHlnH hH'llH Wnlcl
gather In lunches on the bottoms Of
vessels, p%crioratc the wood, and, II
not scppcd Of, finally destroy the
vessel. A radical paper says It's par
~ "is q craft in bad condition, COW
cred with barnaclcs, and needs scrap
ing OIL" We think tho Radical
craft filled, and thickIy too, with
greedy barpacles. II contains more
unprincipled men, more corrupt men,
more mischief makers, more audacious
traitors TO The country, more apollo
gists for crime, more violaiors of law,
more sycophants, more slaves to par
~, more worshipers Of wealth, more
olficc-holding scoundrels, morothicvs,
more licensed robbers and pcrjurers,
more professional and official liars,
more men without fear of hell or
hope of Heaven, than any party that
ever existed in this or any other
country. We have never heard of a
Radical yet, from Thad. Stevens, TO
the most sncaking niger bureau
agent, that would not rob, steal, rape,
and then blandly smile and say il
was a good thing; was to Support
the government etc. If they want
TO establish the powers of auch men,
and place them over n libcrty-loving
people, self-styling themselves the
Government" il matters not how
soon an All Wise Providence may
overthrow and hurl to the ground
such government" W. d~espisetbe
iron rule of military as heartily as
any man that lives, but we infinitely
prefer il 10 the cepter of the vaga-
bonds and traitors Of our land being
waved over us in a "civil" capacity.
Under the former we would at least
know what TO expect, under the lat
ter our political sun would be cloud.
cd by perpetual and impcnetrable
darkness. The Radical party seeks
TO absorb the entire political arena.
None but itself can be its parallel"
History shows nothing approaching
Il in its corruption. Thcmnn who will
take passage on such u craft is either
reckless, dishonest or insane. But
tho old ship Democracy Is a we'll ap-
pointed ironclad, upon which barna-
clcs have no effect. She was launch
I'd nearly seventy years 100, and has
been Ia the Government service most
Of the time ever since. She Is laden.
al with the hope, prosperity and han
piness of republican government in
uar land, aud faithfully have they
been guarded beneath the starry fac
she floats. When her crow divided
in 1860, and thus rendered her pow
%crlcss, she was nut out of the gov-
eminent service. and tho niratical
and now barnaelej, Radical caf, was
run In. She has made sad havoc Of
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03

All Land in this scheme Is in the
State Of Mississippi. The capital
prizcsare within fifteen miles of Mem
phis, on the Mississippi and Tenues-
see Railroad.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03

The lands arr adapted 10 the growth Of
grain, cotton, grapes, etc, arc cheaper than
covernmen, lands In cold latliudes, at one
dollar and a quarter per acre. The average
cos. q these lands Is from seven to twenty dol.
lars per acre.
Tickets may BE- had BY applying 10 Nsmphi.
Agency. Deductions Of 10 per cent In favor
of clubs Of Ten or tfcte. Jyio.im
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INsOLyENT NOTICE
INsoLvENT NOTICE

The State Of Miuisippi, Psuola county. 7s|
creditors Of VIM. ]. Bobo deceassd, late II
county. The esssie Of YIN. ,. Bsbe. -
ceased, having been reported insolvent al u
Nay term, 1851, Of the Probate Court Of nj
you are hereby notified that ron mua|
probate your elsims against deceas<t
and have them registered IN the ofzes o. o.
Of The Probate Court q aid eossfy n
The ia day Of June, iees, slss they vim Ss|
brewer barred. o. B. YOUNG,
ies-tw Admisissrsso.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03

An exchange sayss Gen. Grant
says "Confederases who oppose Con-
gressional reconstruction violate their
paroles" Gen. Grants a DID liar.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03
INsoLvENT NOTICE.

The estate Of james u. Helnes $500.
having been reported isscIvssi 81 - 1lurr.
tefm, iee1, Of The Probsss Csurt q purph
coausy, Mississippi; The esedI.ass = ~ -
eased are hershy noti6e1 b rre>sta ~
claims assinst aid d<cesse1 - NJ -
fsfisssrsd IN he once Of Tie clerk n - Prs
hate Court q aid eosnsy u q ts1u1s - ~
ierna. lssa, Of aid eoart o. ihey virl b hrrvs
barred. Tx MfWI1d6X
jsas-st. ssa4anf- Aanisiusrssu.
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Cheap Printing Paper.
TO npfroRs AND puBtfsHras


BETH, from ". a. oIork, Ksg, F,sAid,al N
me- Southern Ites isaOeiaNoh.
ATllSrA, Gai April 10, 1861.
j. s. TnaAsnGR, Eso,--Dear SIR II affords
me much pleasure TO communicate 10 you the
following resolution Of the Souihcrn Press Az.
sOclatlOn
Resolved, Thatas a testimonial Of our appre.
citation for the jealous faithful and effective
service Of John \ Thrasher, Esq, M superin.
tendent of this Association In years past, we
hereby tender him the thanks Of this associa-
ton, aud confer upon him the complimentary
position Of Agent Of the Southern Press AMo-
citation In New York;
The terms Of commendatlon~ employed In the
above resolution do no more than justice TO
your important services during your Snpcrin-
tendency-services which none had better OPP
portunity 10 know, and none can more highly
appreciate, than myself Should occasion re-
qulre, | shall be glad to avail myself Of the aid
provided for by the resolution.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
W. q. CLARK, President.
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General Undertakers

and dealers 10 METALLIC and WOODEN cor.
FINS Prompt attention given 10 Undertake
Ing NJ oil times. je2e ini-pd
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NOTICE.

would respectfully request every daily, tri.
weekly, semi-weekly, weekly and monthly
journal south Of the Potomac, and Ohio rivers,
and the 30 deg. 30 min. parallel Of latitude
West Of the Mississippi, to publish this adver-
tisement twice, and send to me, at New York
each time, a copy Of the paper containing IL
postpaid, with bill for same.
II Is desirable, In my combinations 10 pro-
cure cheaper printing paper for our Southern
journals, that / shall have the fullest informa-
ton regarding the sizes Of paper used by the
several publications, and ! can procure II In no
other way than by requesting particular atten-
ton to the need Of sending a copy Of the pub
LEGATION with the bill.
desire 1t sent twice 10 provide against mail
failures, and they be postpaid to secure post
office delivery. Us. THRASHER,
mayi-2t Box b,sss, Ney York, Ny.
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRS

Where's At The June tern, 1891, q q ~
bate Court Of Psuola county, Mississippi. lstt.uI
documentary Of the viii Of Dsvid 8 N6Ils III
deceased, we're granted 70 TIE undrf1ifsef
Agnes D. Me0shes: Nov ~ psssss 11sia6
claims against said dscssssd WIN sss hsrsh5
notified 70 Probate their claims ssd nave 80
Registered n the oees n ~ CHA q - pse
bate couFt Of ssid county within ~ nns IL
Tied By hw, elss the mne VIM ~ hrev1r ~
red AQNES d. Mc0KlfkR
is7a-st Eztris 3 J. Ncosksa
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03

Setting a man trap Is the title
gwen 10 The picture Of a pretty young
lady arranging her curls in a mirror.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03
r. H. BARHAM K CO
sARDIs. M Gss..

Dealers In FURNITURE, and will keep on
hand M assortment n Low Rates, Also,
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Ticket Costs One Dollar.

For a description Of the property refer to
the new pamphlet issued by the company.
Titles are perfect, or the money will be paid TO
the winner Of the prize.
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
MOBILE & OHIO,
MERIDIAN 4 vIcKsBURG, on
MISSISSIPPI L TENNESSEE R.R.

The several tracts are disposed Of at tho
lowest cash valuation, In subdivisions Of 40,
so and 100 acres. Bach subdivision consti-
,eies q prize, aud each
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03
Loot eui fsr lhe Red rreusiii

Aubsfllaf anAlae . Nj aft~ assft ita
IN lhfif psesfs. ere IhfFHsi ih#l fbsii
mhwHfiiHh w I'm 40. AHa uHlef ihFf iHmg
Assb fssss VI tbeaf vapsf HHl aiop soaIine
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Farms fort One Dollar.
SUBDIVISION OF PLANTATIONS.
FOB ALL!

The Southern Asylum Land Company, In
addition TO their grand scheme Of city resi-
denees and lots, In which Col. NC. Galloway's
valuable residence In Memphis constitutes the
capital prize, at Five Dollars per ticket now
offer chances In q scheme that embraces
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03
Farms Cor the Million.

There Is not In this scheme an acre Of
Swamp or wild land each farm is par, or
Tho whole Of a cultivated plantation each
Irac, is on or within a few miles o. a railway,
either on the
MEMPHIS 4 CHARLESTON
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28
September y, 1867.
Land Sales aud New settlers ia Virgin

Those who have access 20 The newsPa'
pers Of Virginia cauno; have failed to oh
serve that while all are spsculliing ss 10
how they aTe 10 dispose Of their surplus
lands End attract capital and immigration,
a process is quietly going on which will
greatly affect The desIin es Of The State
We scarcely open a Virginia newspaper
that does not mention lne ls Of lsu,,
and generally to some Northern man or
company. We have before Us as We
write an imposing array OF -uc notices of
sales, extracted from our EUgln.l eXchan-
ges in the last two or three monIls. The
lands ihu- >old lie in no particular localI-
Is. but are distributed throughout the va
rIous portions Of The Commonwealth.
The prices vary. OF course, sccoIding 10
The qualify Of lie lands, proximity to
market, and those other considerations
that add 10 or deirsCi from the value Of
land. Many OF these sales are effected
through The iaslrunenlallly Of The various
enlerPrisiDg land agencies that exist in the
State. Some Of The best lsnls are thus
quietly changing hsnis, shreT capitalists
from the North and from abroad have ex-
rlored Ghe State, searching out the finest
lands. and examined carefully into such
as have the advantage Of wsler power and
coniain coal and mineral deposits. The
process Of colonization aud individual sell
iIemeni lhus quietly going on is but tie
beginning Of tba! tide, which, in lew
wears. will sweep over the SIate, bringing
an influx of capital and immigration that
will place Virginia in The front rank Of
American SIaies.-NOrtheTn ETchaHgs.
An Irishnsn being asked in court for
his certificate Of marriage, showed big
scar on his head sboui the shape Of
shovel, which was satisfactory.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

4 QrEFR WrDDi,o.-Fhe Hartford
Posi- rei s'e. ? ru.lnu, Incident ue1r that
cav. Mrs ~ Bafnsl-y. Young " ~
arIow. isl been ruUGyd an5 uon ty
y ung lawyer from Pu,ilsnce, Who
.rcai 10. vacation Iu tie neIl lhb1rhood
Inc tsy loI''e Tsrrsge Was fixed and
Al. lhe arrauEemtLi- made. tui ~ me ap-
pointed hour tie bridegroom csme rot.
H. lsJ gone from he Town IN an early
rslH. The bride VS. di,coaE0lare. 'he
friends Outraged. Wore than sll. tie
dinner was gelIirg spoiled by wsiIng.
Srriug ibis s.sle n sfsII.. one of lee ir-
s.lsd guests. miGdIs.aged farmer vho
bad been 4 secret sJrirer OF Mfs. Bsfni-
.ey. AMI whom size had encouraged bsf.Te
lie lawyers advent, slepped OF. offered
10 Ike lie qroom's place. and vas az
eeP'ed. They we're married, ale iheir
dinner, and promise 10 maze happy
couple.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

ning 81, wilson BTanson so, Frank
BaTnhsrt ! SO, John BoIey SO, Marpa.
ret Cookus % cts, Bcnj Coleman so.
George Cation 0G, Collins Doven 60,
Thomas Doveashire so, D. Griffith
Donnelly | so. George Duke so, Geo
Duke sr. so, james Fra!ey 20, Jackson
Fcuiz G5. william Gea1y | rs, Frank
Gallaher 05, George Gall so,
joseph Glenn | so, james Gay 80,
Richard Henderson 2 rs, Peter Hodge
06 CTS, James Hoser 73, Andrew Hun
| ter so, Simon Harmon 63, Thomas
Jones so, Samuel Jones ! so, James
& Jones 60 Nation Jackson l so, ,Grlf
/ I'm Johnson so, Samuel jenkins so,
Joshua Jones rs, Jas II KEENAN, l 13,
William Kmes so, John ID Line G2,
Edward Lucas 73, John " Lowden
Samuel Moore so, Thornton Morrison
II, Henry Morrison G3, David Mac.
cy G5, ~ Mitchell rs, " Ma.
gackey so, NJ 3 Miller "a, Jacob
Moler IS, Thomas Muck G5, Henry
Mckinney l CO, Louis Nickols sc,
Samuel Peterson So, Carrier Pridley
so, Louis ParlaE So, Samuel Ray
| so, Louis Ronenous 80, Miles Ran.
son | so, Ardrew p Rinehat so, Ad.
/ am blgh's!lhe o. CNonfoI ony Ger
| GO. Kicker Sheldon SO. Charles
SmalIwood / so, Jacob Show so James
Smalwood 3 80, William Stephens so,
Francis Shindler so, David SmiIl so,
! Collins Show 02ris .T,hn II SlJler
o M L,bn = C,,;,cy ! 5OP,ha-i 'Prav-
IN 1,a,L
| tis Oh benjamin u!"eL 90 "'N''
| ROrees | 80, Abraham " hlNEg %,
! John Wright so, U'Iliam UIcks l so,
T,c,b ITrbh : IN T. II TT'hi,;ng,on m
~, TT.,-,;
James - TIgh! ou' THHIP ~ II sm'e
3 75, James U2LIers 70, PhIIiP WIn'
termvre ! so.
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Oli->l'--i-o / y VI ~ j ~ W " LII
Turner Ainswor'h 81 Cl' John A,eGa'2eF "a ger J
oo, " 'ta l A,oT 'o coo. o AL, ,s.Liyo : Uo y 5o
/ Caroline Blue 40c, John Bowers 80. VIM.
Brown 50, Wm. Brown cord 30, Henry
Brady 50, Samuel Bro"n -, Charles Bar
retC IT, 'o EoIe''aH DtI'' oI' yo... ., ~
Major NSii Baijey So Jesse BjockIey So. Church
Blackburn / %, Wm Braxlon 50, Adam
Bowman so, Baccus Br.scoe aO, Henry
BcIkloy SV \, >te"Sa-G, I' w ,o' rt, o t...o,
"S,5 ris5 LAME. oU' ". Keller o. FIjiab Brown
l so, G. ". Cutshaw l 60, John 3 Craighn!
SO, Solomon Co!ston l so, Wm. Carter 80
mad'n G9,,io5 1o' 6cIJ CaE'oE ~ %; U'01T'
Cbnbnrs CI,VI ST' ~ P,,ric Cnisnan ~ 20 Jerome
Coyio ! so, Joseph CoekroII 50, John Cook
50, EPhraim Custer %, Geo. ". Cockren
So, Thomas CcchTcH ! 81, JGHn D2iiy o. o.
ba.o bo%oau % ~ SoI.o rI.r 50 SS+i.ian
limerick SO. Amelia L.chclIerger2 SOD. ;.
Eicbelbe!gcr 2 OS, Wm. S. Foreman ] 90, D.
b. Eaoghudor So Thomas Ire9!y ! ao' r.',I. Fan
hopscr !S5 I' So 10 John B. GoIta !, 50. join v.
Gibson ] 6G, John P. Co,man 50, Fannie u.
GGLnggs 3d. John "; tl,'!aeF s5, -, !,1.c ,,
-%SO ~ CIV g t.c I,I' S1 Ty' Lsri III Hcc 60 Wm
iii 81, David Heck ! -, c. Z. Haines 50,
Robert Iunsicker IS, Wm. Hicks SO, John
Hickman ~, Edwin HeTrIl o., JACK i,.5' III
20, " t,o',S "a u po, o1''1 ort .VCS 90 Wm
HiIlory 50. John Heron so, Mason Hart
so. Martin HutChson. so, Chamb'In Ham
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

GfN. BEAURf GAnp.-A lea rreniDs.
aco q f5.iy Of Southern gentlemen Ra,~
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

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