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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-29
Out West.


The Cresco Times talks truly about one
Of the largest and heaviest firms Of tits
city. .....- ........
G. II. BARRON, of the firm of E. R. Bar
ron & Bro, Dry Goods and Grocery job
bers, McGregor, gave US call Tuesday.
McGregor is beginning to reach out tor the
wholesale trade of this part of the world,
and there is no good reason why she
should not secure it. Prominent among
the McGregorites stands this firm. Mer-
chants will do we'll to remember their ad-
dress and give them trial.
True as preaching and-a great deal
truer than some We have heard. Our
wholesale business is in process Of extern
sive enlargement.
The Times also tells US that W. Strother
and Ed. Conklin are now partners in the
business Of selling Ayr. Implements of all
kinds. This is II strong team. Ed. is a
a regular old boss before Thresher Reap
err, Mower or Seeder. Mr.. Strother is a
business man irreproachable and capable.
Success to them.
CREsco had wedding on the 10th.
Rev. Mr.. Brocksome united Mr.. James
Somerville of North McGregor to Miss.
Mary f. MUMMY of Howard Centre.
"Jim,' in the process:of Reconstruction
will admit all tho young states that apply
for admission into the union All happi-
ness to you both.
IL. d. Lindley late Of the Clermont Lea.
der is now in the Times Office. Iii. is
good workman we know ); he was here some
time and we don't employ poor workmen.
A Washington Ball comes off at Leroy.
McKee's Hall, Feb. 2lst. Dalton's Band.
General invitations extended.
Steve Miller, late Of Cresco, once of De-
corah and firstly Of McGrcgor, has took a
partnership with II. Gage Of Lime Springs
in the Hardware business. Steve is a
trump as well as workman in tin and
things.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-29

French and Paisley Wove. Long and Square shawls.
Brooch slswls; an endless variety having bought ont
the stock OF Moore Bro N Y, the large importers
Sold at greatly reduced prices-must say less than
old gold prices Scotch Wool Shawls in all the Clans
Ing the agent here for these goods, sell at 40
low figure ~ New York.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-29

Weather, &C.
Cold but pleasant. Mercury from zero
to 20 degrees below. No storms. Snow
light and scighing thin. Pork 600 to
100. Wheat l.S0, to 100. Oats As. Corn
70. Flour IS per hundred. Wood SIS 90.
Fowls / cts. u pound. Game out of sea-
son. Hay IS to $40. Gold in N. Y. al,
Benton's report gives the prices Of staple
groceries and produce.
River ice only @ inches thick: it is
probably safe!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-29

I ISSOLUTION.- The partnership heretofore exist
ing between J. 4. b., +. Page and I. d. Is. il this
day by mutual consent dissolved The business will
hereafter be r,ied on by j. II. Buckley, wi o
will settle all the notes and of the old firm.
We thank numerous customers for their very lib
era patronage, and would solicit continuance of it,
at the same old aud we'll known house.
IT. BUCKLEY,
FRANK PAGE,
III. BUCKLEY.
McGrcgor, Jan. 18th, 1868. 3w5SS
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-29

The.law should not be disturbed by pretended leg.
islative improvement. Children from five to twenty
are schoolrd unber our law. The census of 1857
shows 1863 Of this class Total teachers 103 10
teacher every SO persons having right to Tree
school privileges School houses 545+-5b for every
organized county. There are % academies colleges
and universities. The total common school expense
for last year 2969 i9l S2-eight doar and four
cents tor each pupil in attendance Two dollars and
twentynnc cents ahead Tor the people Of tho State
A normal school ah0nld he proyidtd.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-29

Serious doubts Of the regularity Of the proceeding.
the proposed amendment to tho constitution strS.
1ns out the word "white," are entertained. Il NAV
Thsssary "a re-submit the proposition next session
q3eston thus presented should be carefully con-
= falter Ieel assured however. that you will not
know ~ s great question Of popular rights, and
srd step ~ P'op's % iowa viii not take any back
man. :. vuasasR RECOMMEND ATOMS
Zany seaeeD tbs eoiist itutons nr,,.ids A.. 4. .
~. w saprenaa court shal. be otiiuod 10 rive
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-29
J. q. HARRISON,
Farm For sale!

MRS. SUSAN BULL, widow Of John =. Bull, de-
wi ceased offers her farm ct private sale. The To-
cation dive miles west Of Clayton City, Clayton Co.,
Iowa. There are 100 ocres, mostly timbcr-SO acres
unocr Improvement; excellent water; good timber,
and fac sugar orchard on the Sremises. Aromfort-
able dwelling and sonvsnisat "i'hoases represent tho
homestead. Bnysrs will address. for terms &C.,
T.0. pRfPS. Agent.
Clayton City. De, ~. le>S, -
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-29
JAMES WILEX'S
UNION CHEAP CASH STORE!

must say that have variety Of more common
Furs. anufac tnred In superior all Of which
are offered At prices that cannot fail to be sasfaeto
~. Large lot of Ladies Fur Hoods the best In mar.
ket Also Gents Fur Caps. Fur Collars and Mitts in
setts, At = great re1astiou in price.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-29
fur DkPsR1meNf..

Az usual, unsurpassed by any. .Mufs, Collars and
Cuts In Russian Sable, Mink, Store. Martin, Kalens-
Ky, Chinchilla, Mnver, Ermine, Grebe, Astrachen
Seal. Monkey, &C., &C., &c. Fur Knee Rugs and Foot
Nuts, and Fur Trimmings At
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

ny virtue Of a wr, Of execution 10 me al.
recicd frvsn the Circuit Court Of Lafayette eoun.
y, State Of Mis-issippl 10 favor Of n. 4, Ra.-
coe Va james Brown. ! will, on Monday, the
9Th day Of july, isss. at the ccurt1huusc door
a The ovn q Pamela said county, within law.
fol hours offer foe sale 10 the highest bidder,
for cash. the bllowInk Described lands to-wit:
Section , lots l, 2, o. g. T. q o. 1911 H.
and Is, Of section .; lots I, }, I and 8 Of sec-
ilon !; lots Q and ! Of section II; all In town.
ship ~, range |, east fractional sections O. 4
and ., all Of section rs, northeast quarter Of
ss,uoa ~, south half Of section 10. al of sec
iloa %, souih bali Of section 70, northeast quar-
Ter q section ~. north halt o. section 10, west
half u secsion % all 10 wnship a., range \.
east Also, James Browns undivided half In
ierssi In sections u and II. and The south bali
aud The northves - quarter Of section ~, all In
levnship ., range Q vesl lying and bsing In
Psnola rosnty, ais,, levied on a. The psupss,y
Of aid James Brown. 10 satisfy aid execution
and al costa
jes-st r. r. JONES Sheriff.
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Crops In Our County.

The crops in this county, owing to
recent very favorable weather, pre-
sen, a %fatteriug prospect, and we all
feel like "plenty," (but not "pcace')
win crown the arluous efforts Of our
planting friends this year. Wheat,
which Is now being harvested, bids
fair to give an abundant yield, and
we hope to see no Northern -four in
our market for all time to come. As
for cotton, it looks some better, but
the recent cool aud wet weather pre-
vented planters who worked their
crops early from obtaining a good
stand. Besides this, the lice are do
Ing considerable damage to the plant
ID some localities. Corn, in almost
every field, looks remarkably well.
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sHERTFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of four wtu Of execution to me
directed from the Circui, Court Of Pamela
county, Mas, one In favor Of Junins Davidson,
commissioner, ". y. Jasper henson, and onr In
favor Of Junius Davidson. administrator, ". T
". Pugh and n. J. Benson, and one In favor Of
X. ". Moore, guardian, w. JJ Wright and
n. J. Benson ct AL and one In favor Of J.. W.
and Anna q. Hawkins Va n. Jasper Benson,
twill, on Monday, the 9Th day Of July, 1858,
a. the eouft-house door In the town Of Pamela,
IN said county. within lawful hours, offer fr
ale 10 the highest ladder, ft cash, the follow
Ing land, io-witi The fractional east half Of
section y, township 10, nnge 4, west the
north half u the north half Of section "A.
township 10, rang. + the southeast quarter Of
section IA township 10, range z, the soathea.,
quarter 81 section II, township 10, range 4,
and 70 acres Of the east fraction Of the south
ves, quarter Of section 10, township TO- mngs
q, lying aud being 10 Pamela county, levied on
As the property o. n Jasper Benson, l. satisfy
aid executions and costs
jest r. b. JONES. Sheriff.
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communicated

MEssRs. EDITORS :-Permit me
through your columns TO call the at
tention Of the cotton-raisipg public
to Banks patent Press. For econo-
my and durability il surpasscs any
thing in the way Of a cotton press
that has ever been presented to the
cotton States, At least that has come
within the scope Of my observation
during thirty years experience IN
planting cotton 10 Mississippi.
| had one Of these presses built on
my bottom place last fall, where /
expect Il TO stand in good repair for
one OF two succeeding generations.
Another very strong Recommendation
to this press is, il Is portable and can
be moved from place to place at triv.
ial expense. For n minute descrip-
ton, zee Mr.. Banks advertisement
10 another column Of this paper; and
II II is convenient FOR parties desiring
to purchase to visit Memphis, they
can find a specimen or sample pres
full size) erected on Mccall street,
just across the street from and imme-
diately Sodth Of the Gayoso House.
Mr.. Banks has been long favorably
known to me As n good and worthy
citizen Of Mississippi, and is descrv-
ing the cooperation and patronage
OF bis co-laborers in cotton planting.
Mr.. Banks has also patented acct
ton planter, which he invented, and
| have used the pasttwo seasons with
more satisfaction than any l ever
used before in my life aud | earn
estly believe Il Is the best cotton
planter ever introduced in any cotton
country.
N. r. SLgpoE.
Como, Miss, June I, 1868.
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.aA4 HlaH NafafH fasaslAAgA ~ a.
meg ~ ~ feel lhaf IheF sfal
NJ ieYHNd fhs MlulfemeHla ~ lts
n aAAimsllH So aad NhsfflH IN. h.
~ tDHstf hfslfiisA e 49, lk8f q
#aHla Hhf sHplsft Ne aHsfsHflaH
~ aHelHstaa Ne sfsfAf lAaf + -
NJ party mah ahI al IA sl.h ~ :
considered ~ HnHAsef M tel 3iHs
n sHf political sfaaallallaH las lhal
Ne intended n dlashatss Ne dHsy =
me lHss NJ Ne aadeFaf wdina aHd
sl#lity gsrsedls.s ~ party lines
fHaamvfh e. aH aftFlg N gufH,
phHilsHtd aomf weeks go fflaiige Il,
vi Harris. hes hesH e1tfsd ~ ~el
efal n mf contemporaries IN this dls'
.lfisl, ~ smlId ffHussl speh papefs
~ publish lhis article also.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE DF
LAND

w virtue n 4 decree offhe Chan.
esfy Court n Panola eouhiy state u
" laalsslppi, rendered m ths lBih day
n Nsvtml4f, 1851, IN The salt u
Henry Duke. a NJ, executors 6e,
cpmplainanis, against II W. kickIe,
# NJ, defendanls, No. i7g In sald
conr, I vill A. Commissioner therein
appointed, On Monday fbe eih n
July, 1868, NJ the dor Of ihe court.
houac In the town NJ panoIa, In said
county, within lawful hours, offer for
sale % a credit of dx months from
the day NJ sale, the following tract oi
land, lying and being In said county
Of Pamela, ar#l known as the whole
Of section ., ~ township D, range \,
wesi. Bond bearing sir per cent. In.
%icrest, with good security will bc re-
quircd Of The purchaser. Said land
will be sold IL lots 10 suit purchasers.
J0nS G. HAnaIsos.
jc6-bt Commissioner.
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Theia fsa w. NJ dgfH N ihs mibds
saA Assils n sossl mta that M :
lhssFumfni sshltiis n II tFsfy b.
ylsian ~ mtsl fissfBssfHt mslu.
shd dAmhlha pre- fipfah ahaalhsf
lsef N h. ah%*sffsaiaa w nmmon
ssas snd ~ sai'aFs aIaa agnla
lion whlth emli saiy hsys emaaalsd
hmm NJ bees nho,eisd ~ ths brain
iess thieves al lsitis whEeh ~
p~ed = mabHty n ne lais mmfegtI
conversation NJ H1sfsr aas tas
ON witL anffyar Hii We aRfet
WITH NE riariea when n saya there
ms 10 ~ apology ~ Infection amons
the whIte men IN tbls sssts The
trainers n ibis mooRfei consultation.
confident n their strength have MI
here, ~ IN GsorRia, tempted men siih
. mes n paiaTe In NE shape N .
relief measure, ~ cell their hiHb.
hght Ny voting 10 Fatify their Infs.
nous scheme, II LA huge mas N
yillalny aud despotlsm throughout
without a single .onenlng feature.
II gives no friend Of I~aee he optof
tunity n saying, ~ will take thI.
thing under protest, "A a choice Of
evils, Coz the sake u repose and 10
have our troubles settled There Il
no peace In II. II has MI The ele.
ments Of war, and ~ twin f0fies,
pcsiilcncc and famine. Dcpriving
our people Of the privileges most
degr 10 Anglo Saxons, aud placing
the white race under the dominion Of
the black race enforcing a system of.
amalgamation 20 bideous that all M.
ture cries out against Il, The proposed
constitution Is the very embodiment
of discord. Loading with taxation
\ people already stepped to the lips
In poverty, and in many instances de-
prived Of the necessaries of life,
while they are toiling in their fields
and workshops, TO secure the means
Of living, II turns their hopesto ashes
from which rise the gaunt spectre of
starvation. There is nothing, moth.
ing In this horrible offspring Of hate,
falsehood and corruption to tempt
any man to take il to his embrace,
who intends to be honest. 1t has no
advocates but p~lundcrers, no admir-
ers but thieves, and no supporters
but ~scalawags aud deluded negroes.
Our people have nothing whatever
to commend in il, while they have
much-yes, all TO condemn.
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B
PATENT PRESS.

This new and valuable PRESS lie now offered
At a much less price than is charged for an or
binary wood screw press. II will show lis
merits at once, and any common mind can see
at a glance that Il will doall that II Is intended
for, and the most simple person can pack on IL.
It's In no way complicated Is not one Of
those things that are always wanting a ma
chinist 10 be present every time you want TO
use H. or tied up In ropes and chains, as the
hand lever presses Of the present day. Your
life Is In no danger when you stand around 10
see your cotton pressed, nor are your mules or
horses In danger Of having their legs broken,
neither does Il take all the timber on your land
y build i, or a Captains company TO raise II.
Labor Is high, money scarce, people poor and
needy, and We now come within the bounds Of
your ability. This Il what we call the press OF
a century, and will press all the cotton required
Tor yourself and your rising generation, with
out the constant expense Of rebuilding. We
only require | 800 feet, Of lumber, board meas
ure, all told, and that Of n length you can get
OF scrub timber. You can put Il up by The
side or undertake. Of your kin, to suit your con-
v~eniencs. We have had only three Of them
built and you can sec for yourself what those
who have them say about them aud should
you need one, We would he pleased to supply
you In a short time we will have one erected
In the city Of Memphis for inspection. Call
add examine itsi
We make the following proposIdons-we
use three different kinds Of Pins:
For a rough cast Pin, $3.50. for. with all the
bolts that are necessary to make II complete,
excepting door Irons, IL can be put Up for SIS
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Public Meeting.

There will be q public meeting
held In Pamela on next Monday, fol
the purpose Of nominating q candi'
date Tor the Legislature, and attend.
ing to other important business. W.
hope to zee personsfro rom every por-
ton Of the county in attendance on
that day. ID We wish 10 make one
proposition 70 the meeting right here.
That Is, to appoint a ccmmitsee Of
FIVE for each precinct, 10 be In at
tendance on the day Of election, TO see
that no frauds are committed, and
that every person votes as may seem
best to him. Gen Gillems election
order provides for ibis, and in would
DO suicidal on our partlo ignore CHR
oPorsusi,y Of helping ourselves. II
would, also. be good policy Coz Us 10
aProin.a COMMITTEES to wait upon the
nominating COMMITTEES o. TaIlahstcbis
county, with Instructions to effect a
wishdnwel Of the name Of COL Tom
Bridges fos the Senate, and 20 subs,i.
tute an eligible candidate. Thes,
things however, mus, be done In all
Kindness, and IL 50, we ~an,icipa,,
perfect harmony in the whole trans.
action. Let there be a large attend
ance, % that these matters may beual
thorosghly DISCUSSED, and We have n,
fer for the result.
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Do Not Fall 10 Reglslerl!

The time set by the election order
Of Gen. Gillem for the registration
of those who have not already done
so, commences on Monday next, and
will continue five days. Let our
friends attend to this matter, and see
that every voter In the county regis
tiers, as this Is the last opportunity
they will have Of doing 30.
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COMMISSIONERS sALB OF
LAND.

by virtue q q decree q the Chanssry Cssrt
o. fsneia county STATE % Mississippi, rendered
% The 18th dsy q Ssvembsr, 1897. In The
suit of A. q. Colem>n- complainant against
n W. Norris drfendsnt No Isa IN aid
eoar, I -ilt. = commissioner thsrsin sppoiaissl
On Monday, The 9Th day Of July, is5S al The
eoasthus>s ascf y The tcwn - esncls IN
ssid vosasr, h<tuesn Ne hoss PRESERVED ~
iss, oHef ~ ale Il pubic satioa 10 tn high.
"a bidder, on sreia q In nasatks frosrsh.
du Of sale. The ~islleriag ansis lyins and
being IN ne soaay ef Bolivar, IN aid stase.
and kne4n = he south hslf of srrsisn a The
scath hAlf d section g he narth half Of -
ton 7 Ne so<sh h~lf II sccsian q an IN town
chip 40. r>nx<k v~i T. ii =
Bed bearing eight per esnt interest," with
- u<sTsf, will ~ vssir~d u ne ruf.
eks<x JOIN @. HARRISON,
t<eH Comnhzieaef.
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40 impression prevails that. Hndef
ordiHancfs N The late mlliiafy cot.
veniion, No engft #n H. madT h. M
nnenee the votes n freedmen This
10 = great mistake One nfdinancs
prohibits Ill "oantnetsp which
abfldge or en'st "the right If firm.
ehise d either party and another
imposes penalties against all who
shalI dismiss from their employment,
any person "fof having exerised the
right Of franchise, or fof Offering 10
exercise such right But all are
len free 10 HE reasons, arguments
and persuasion, 10 in1uenco the minds
of voters. The mighty monl power
Of The people Il len nnresiraincd, and
that will secure the desired result.
Let the voters, wbiteaDd black, unite
IN . common effort 10 restore good
government, peace, good will, aud
prosperity TO our oppressed popula-
iion.-C arion.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
= LAND. .H

BY virtue Of a decree of he chanscsy Court
Of fsnelA county, STATE efNi-irsirrL rsndeud
on The 7ii day Of May, 1881, IA tie suit 81 A.
a For. complainant against J. q Levsllsn,
defendant No. ls5 10 aid court I will a. Com.
miaiun1 nervih appeluted, On Monday the 9Th
day Of Iay. ises. Al he esprt-hoass door In
The town Of Pamela 10 aid county, within law
FOL hours Offer Coo sale II pahiic sscttsn 10 the
highest bidder. ff Cash. The allowing land,
lying sai being 10 aid eoansy, and known ..
the ssaih half 81 he southwest quarter Of 80
tioa ~ In township .. rangs,G wct
JOHN G. HARRISON,
.irs-kt na Ii. 4 Comm,a,.,sr
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having
been granted to the undersigned, al
the March term, 1868, of the Probate
Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi,
on the estate Of Elizabeth Hanson,
deceased, notice is hereby given to all
parties holding claims against said
estate, to have them properly probat-
ed and registered as the law directs,
or they will be forever barred.
j. y, HANSON,
jeG-6t Administrator.
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special Notice.

/ have been compelled, In self-defense, to
place all accounts due me In the lands Of an
officer for collection. Persons interested will
save costs by coming forward Immediately and
settling their liabilities with mo.
may23-4t ANDREW JACKSON.
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ADMrSlsTRAroR's non

Letters Of administration having -
ed 70 the nndersIened on the essnl.
4. Herring. t<<<zr<d, BY the Pro- II
Pamela coaaty, n the February iefn. !.
1851, I'll r<sponz having elsins -
estate are hssvhy notified 10 hsvs tbee 4.
ard Registered n the eGIc< q Ne O.. y
roust. n the town Of Panels. within !
psss<dbed y law, q tb<y villl = 49,.
r 8. ADEnEAIHI
msf7l-e AdnIsHeH
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Business House for Rent and Bar
Fixtures for Sale,

will sell on SATURDAY, JUNE 81, 1868,
the BAR FIXTURES Of a Saloon, and a
BAeArkLLE TAHLK, and also rent the house In
which said fixtures were formerly used, in
Batcsyille. The house Is In a good location
for business, being the first house east Of the
Railroad. W. A. HINES.
may304lm Administrator.
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TESTIMONIALS

Nosos MIS- April ~, 1858.
W. Q. Basxs. Ese.-Daw SIR This e 10 esr-
tify that ] have one Of your pa,sn, Cotton
Pressss snd must say thssit 10 the VEN pr@s
That | have been wanting ever since | have
been . planter. For simplicity and durability
Il cannot be surpassed, and In my opinion 4
viii supsrcsde al other presses that have been
invented ! cannot zsy TOO much In fsscr 81
your pree. and would adrise ell p%lanicfs ne~d-
ing spvss 10 secure one d your patent
very r~-rsefaliy, n. r. sLEpGE
ccxs. Nrss, April 10, isss.
W. Q. Blsxs, Esa-Dnsr SIR: Your Patent
Cotton Pres l. the best I have evsf tried or
zen. eadorzs h In toto Il being strong.
durable and complete In every particular.
very rsspeesfHiiy, fN. DAVIS.
hs Csxo. ars- Jsnssry !, issT.
Ma. W, @. BAsu-Dss< Sir The new i'm
proved Patent Prs. yoa recently put up fr Us
h< eires tntirs >aiisfartieu1 We think n the
euly pres ~ hass ever esa q tAe srrw hind
put up On the proper principle. II has ever
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srredy o. any other re have ever known. be-
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or six HUNDRED pounds on Il Without much OF.
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sion that ths scrtv will last ; lifstlma upd
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ue n reccumsndinT " 20 The puhlie, as~lisr
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nf<<s-X xours ffn1r
ss8lf THOMAS WILLIAM
nsYisLsn HENRY wiLtlANe
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06
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