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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-21
One Sensible sOutherner, Any


One Sensible SOutherner, Any
How.
Some friend has sent us a copy
of the Memphis Bulletin, from
which we cut paragraph said to
have been u portion of a letter from
a Southern citizen to the editor Of
the Memphis Avalanche. The writ.
or says:
II want the Yankee-the Bos-
ton, (Massachusetts) Yankee. i
want the influence and example of
people who can and have created
great States, built cities, tunneled
hills, created railroads, built
churches, erected school houses,
built manufactures and caused u
col barren, inhospitable cline to
flourish and blossom with vcrdure,
life, animation and beauty. | say
| want the Yankee. | don't care
If his ancestors did burn witches
nor if he does sing psalms on
Thanksgiving day; nor shall | have
any quarrel with him if he should
como down here and make his no.
Ttions, build his school houses, man.
ufacture his shoes and read his
old family bible, or even celebrate
the landing of the Pilgrims at Ply.
mouth Rock. / say l went him ;
| like his pluck; l admire his
thrift and energy; | honor his
perseverance, and the sooner we
as a people adopt some of his no.
tions the better for us-I mean to
create at home all we consume
and make something to sell. /
say, Mr.. Editor. l never try to
keep the Yankees out of Mississippi
or Tennessee, that is, if they come
here to be citizens. Old John
Brown may march on to glory just
as fast as he can, but l want to
build up my section of country l
want to make it the seat of empire;
want it populated with q good
law and order people; l want the
thrifty Pennsylvania; want the
Jersey Blue; | want the Yorker, il
he does say shilling; l want the
Western man, who can and has
grapplcd with the forest l want
the thrifty German to make
his kraut and drink all the lager
beer ho likes, but | want him to
plow and plant and get rich
want the cool, calculating Scotch.
man, and | don't object to n smart
sprinkling Of beef eating English,
they are good workers, give me
the muscle and practical brain
and we won't quarrel about his
puddings. | tell you, if we are
ever to be a prosperous and hap
py people, we must use every hon.
orablc effort to invite population
and we must allow some little pc
culiarities, and, above all, We m ust
counteract that too common and
long used by us repelling influence
that exclusiveness, locking out al
the world from us"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-21

After the las: hard frost, man
near New Albany offered 10 sell
his prospective fruit crop for TWEEN
y s~~ ~~-ts. A LyAI-..d~- bod
ed over the stamp IN the presence
of witnesses. The trees will be
full of frnit, and a fierce quarrel is
going on between the owner and the
purchaser.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-21

The Columbus Statesman ap-
peals TO the wives oil Democrats to
get up clubs for that valuable Jour
nal A healthy old Copperhead OF
our acquaintance informs US that
his wife gets up a broomstick, which
he thinks a good substitute for a
club, every time he brings the
Statesman into the house. San.
duSky Register.
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Established 1926.

A Wisconsin exchange says
"Mr. A. Holmes, Of Hixton, show.
cd US combination Of grain that
snrpasscs anything Of the kind we
ever saw. II was stalk Of wheat
with head containing both wheat
and oats, and both greW there, We
were incrednlous until we bad giy-
On il q careful examination"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-21

The President has tnrned loose a
coonterfciter named Sims. IL took
the detectives oheycar to work his
ease, at cost to the Treasury Of
twenty thousand dollars. lle was
sentenced TO ten years iB The peni
tertiary. Of which he had served
one year. Can any body tell why
the President pardons counterfeit
ers aud whisky thieves, about as
fast az they are Convicted Cinctn
matt Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-21

Because people are married, it
doesn't follow that they are neces,
sarily happy. Gong to clergy
man, ordering half dozen loaves
of cake, shower Of boquets, and
making a tremendous dash in
white silk, black coat and all that,
never can change natures. You
are just what you we're before, and
so is she; and you are sure, like
the measles, to break out early,
and, very likely, often.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-21

II is estimated that eight thou.
sand men are now, or have lately
been, on u strike in New York
City for an advance of fifty cents
per day iD their wages. Carpen-
ters, masous, bricklayers, carvcrs.
bakers, coopers and day laborcrs
arc connected with the movement.
There Is force Of police stationed
at the docks to preserve order.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-21

Mr. August Belmont has writ.
ten to the Democratic Executive
Committee, announcing that il
woald be impossible TO get the
National Eexecutive Committee
together in time TO change the
day for the assembling Of the Ma
lional Democratic Convention
fhe day and place originally de-
signated, the 4th Of July. at New
York. will, therefore have TO con
tlnne.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-21

A planter near Savannah con
signed his cotton crop to a mer
chant in that city, who sold the
goods, pocketed the money aud
then failed, after which be wrote
thus to his contiding courtryman:
Il acknowledge spent your mon-
ey. | feel that my God has for
given the sin, and l trust that you
will, as I've taken the benefit oi
the bankrupt act. Afectionatcly,
your friend"
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1t is now stated that VIM. i.
Yancey died from violence. His
death occurred shortly after his
return from m unsuccessful mis-.
sion abroad in bchaIfof the Con.
federacy. He was in bis place as
a rebel Senator from Alabama, and
in the course OF a. hot debate on
the abstract doctrines OF State rights
and the divinity Of slavery with
a Senator from Georgia, he receiv-
ed the lie direct from bis antago-
mist Yancey Immediately leaned
forward to strike, but was caught
and violently thrown back over
desk by his opponent, seriously
iDjuring his spiDe. lie was car
ried away. vote ofsecresy passed,
and in few weeks be died; it is
only lately that the manner of his
death has become known.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-21

George Selwin once affirmed in
company that no woman wrote a
letter withouka postscript. my
next letter shall refute you,' said
lady G.. Sci win soon after re.
ceived a letter from her ladyship,
wherein, after her signature, stood,
up. S. Who is ahead now, you or
IW
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~ =. RILLINGHURST.

A GENT FOR WHEELER AND WILSON'S
IA AND H0WE's SEWING MACHINES,
Machine Findings-Sheet Music and lnstruc.
ton Books; all the latest Newspapers and Pc
Tiodlcale from the East and the West
-Four doors West ofthe Hocking Valley Ma
tional Bank, LAncaster, Ohio. fob. q, 'OS--l,
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U. mi. GREED.

nEALER AT wHoLEsALEAND RETAIL,
LIN staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned
and foreign Wines, Confectionery, Toys, &C.,
Main street. Lancaster. Ohio, opposite Hook /.
ing Valley National Bank. AVS 48@i
All kinds Of Country Produce Wanted. Goods
delivered, &c. Feb. 81, '6s,-ly
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STROPEL 3 EVERsOLE

"anafacIurers Of and Dealers I'm
I'M Furtiture and Cabinet Ware Of 81 kinds.
acknowledgements attended to with q fine
Hearse, and all kinds Of Undertaking Goods
furnished at reasonable rates.
Shop and Ware Rooms two doors East OF
Hooking Valley National Bank, MAN street,
Lancaster, Ohio. feb. 27, 1868 ,-ly =
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JOHN WORK 4 SON,

RNauufacturers of Tin Copper and
W sheet-Irou Ware, and Dealer in Stoves,
or rs. Sngar Kettles, Kitchen and House,
hoid Wares, &c.
Kaufman Building, one door West Of wide
stairway. teb. ZT,lbOS-y
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]. g. SMITH,

~rOcer and ConfectiOner, Tall
QT madge FLOCK. Main street, Lancaster. o.,
two doors West of Hotel Entrance. Oysters
and the various popular Refreshments in their
Cakes. Ice Cream, &c, furnished pnrtlcsand
so,niiiesto order fet,. 27, l8G8-ly
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vTaIILEY, BleOTHERs,

nEtLERs IN HARDWARE, COMPRISING
Mechanics Tools Saddler's Goods, Under
takers Trlmmi hgs, Carriage Makers Stock,
Cutlery OF all descriptions, Agricultural Inn
plsmeats. Ac., &C., Mithoff Block, Main street,
second door from Columbus street corner,
Lancaster, OAio. feb. q, '6S--ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-21

Democratic Disnppo1ntment-.
Radical Figs frOnl LegielAtlvo
Thistles.
Our Democratic Legislature late
~ passed an ingeniously oontrIyed
bill, designed 70 give tho control
Of the police aud schools Of Toledo
to tho Democratic Of that city, who
happen 70 be in q minority, but
are nevertheless quite willing 20
assume the burdens and cares OF
city governmsnt. The election
under the new law took place
yesterday; and 10 the intense
disgust OF those who had built so
large a superstrucsufe of hope up
ON II, only two Democratic Com
missioners were chosen, while the
Republicans elected six, and both
the Schcc! Commissioners elected
are Republicans. SO the attempt
TO squeeze a quart Of Democracy
out Of a pint botIle has failed; but
the Legislature is still in session.
and the ingenious Baber still per-
vadcs it. Is not his brilliant in
tcllect equal to tho invention Of
some plan by which the unfortun.
ate prcponderancc Of Republican
votes in tho interesting capital of
the Maumoe Valley may be render.
ed innoCuous TO tho aspiring Dem.
ocracy, whose appetite for police
appointments is so disproportion-
ed TO their numerical Etrength?--
Surely, the Legislature should not
adjourn without one more attempt
to put tbs Toledo Saints in possos-
sion of their longed for inheritance.
= CmciaRdH Commercial.
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II. A. HEIM
Msuufacturer and Dealer in

Manufacturer and Dealer in
GADDLES, BRIDLEs, HARNESS,
Oand all kinds Of Riding and Driving Equip
Little's old stand.
Work done TO order, and repairing done
neatly and promptly,
Feb. ~, lsos-ig.
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A. RRENNEMAN.

DookseIIer and statiOner, Main
street, Lancaster, ohio, one door West OF
Taiimadee House Entrance. School BOOKS
RIank Books, Miscelhneons Books, Pictures'
Gold Pens. Envelopes, Inks, slates, ana SIA-
tionery Of al kinds. ieo' ." oo-y
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TUTMILL a RIGBY,

- ERS IN WALL PAPER, NEWSPAPERS,
periodicals. Sheet Music, and all the latest pop
alar publications. e
Creone's Block, Main Street, doors west OF
Public Square. Feb. ~, '6s-ly
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FOR sALE.
a MISERABLE LIFE

Is thatol the dyspeptic. why suffer when Ro-
baclrs Blood Pnriheraud Blood Pillswili sure
you're youi They can be obtained nom any
druggist: Sold byG.G. Beck, Druggist, Ian,
easter, Ohio. i,s.tt -
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DAVIDSON 4 BRAsEE,
i, 9, Blu TO II !,

/" and Plated Ware,
Nam street, Lancaster, 0hie, in the room
with Brooks Hat store.
nF Renaitins neatly and promptly executed
Feb. ~, '6s-ly
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Lyric.

Alaal how easily things 90 wrong
A sigh too much, or . kris too long,
Andthere:ollows mist Snd weeping rain,
And life is mover the same again,
Aasi how hardly things go right
'Tis hard to watch in Summer night,
For tho sigh will come, and the kiss will stay,
And the Summer nights Winter day.
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CMAS. Won RONHORsT.

DENyIST. Every Operation In
u Dental Surgery carefully and sklllfully
performed. Artificial teeth inserted In the
best manner.
Rooms over Rising's new store, corner MAN
and Columbus sire cts.
Feb. ~, '6s-lY
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DIR. A. III. WILLIGE,

Aft ERMAN Physician, respectfully tenders
M his professional services to the public
Ofheewith T. Mueller ! Co Druggists, Rsing's
new block,
Raslde nee over the Drug Store MAY I, ty
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DR.. w. III. SWANDER,

TDIysicIAN AND SURGEON, RESPECT.
fniy tenders his professional services to
) the cttEsns'of PairdeId county, IN the treat
meat AZ all dlseases, whether CHRONIC or
ACUTE Calls promptly attended
03dre and residence, Main Street, opposite
nes Ca'lrt House, Lancaster, Ohio.
March 10. ISe9-tf.
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The attendance at the Sabbath
School Convention, tonight, was
quite large. A balfhour was spent
in devotional exercises, after which
the question, "How to interest all
classes in Sabbath Bible instruc.
tion2" was discussed by Rev. f.
M. Ellis, Of Cincinnati; DR.. Blackell,
OF Chicago; S. A Collins, of Mans
field; Rev. Mr.. Roberts, Of Asbta.
bula; Rev. Mr.. Poindextcr, of the
colored Baptist Church, Columbus;
o.. T. Smith, of Cleveland; Drs,
Stone and Davenport, Of Cincin-
natl.
Prof. W. Il. Doane, Of Cincin- :
natl, read a well prepared essay on
Sabbath School music-its eharao-
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DAVIS \ KINsMAN,

" JAWS q hINOMhN,
nTysIcIANs AND sURGEoNs.-oFFlcE.
MAIN street, between Broad and High,
Eapcaster ohio. feb ~. '6s-ly
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UHAS. W. BABCocK, M. D., /
non EOPATHIG PHYSICIAN.

nFFlCEin the Rising Block on Main street,
NDfrst fioor upstairs. Residence with Johp
II, Rhctes on Columbus sireot, nearly oppo
site L shman's Grocery.
Fed. ~, tsGs-iy
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Important Decision.

|HH"
Before the Hon. A. NJ. Clayton,
sitting rs Chancellor at fernando,
the present week, a note reading as
follows came up for adjudication
HOLLY SPRINGS, Dec. 1, 1865. {
Twelve months after date, / prom
Use to pay J. II. Anderson three
hundred and thirty-thrce dollars 335
cents in, gold, Or its equivalent in
currency.
(signed) THOMAS IRBy.
Whercupcn his Honor held that
amount on the note was the value Of
gold in grcenbacks, at the time il
became due. ~ ra.afoI
This decision, opposed as it is, by
the whole current OF State Court de-
c%isions since the war, will surprise
the country, but his honor feels con.
fident that he is fully warranted in
his opinion by a late case decided by
the United States Supreme. Court,
With greenbacks constantly fluctuat-
ing In value, the country will rejoice
to see Judge Clayton's view become
the settled law of the land. 2 ~
N Honando Press, 2Sth.
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o~HxNcERy NOTICE.


The State OF Mississippi, Panola county. In
the Chancery Court Of said county. Al rules
before the clerk Of said court, At bis Office in
the town Of panola, on the 7th day Of July,
A. d. 1868.
No. 22a1
The Boston L C~hickasaw Land Company ct
al. vs.. William Nelson q al. s'eF
Upon opening complainants bin In this
cause, II appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court that the defendant William Nelson, Ia a
nonresident Of the State OF Mississippi, Il is
therefore ordered by the court that the said de-
PENDANT, William Nelson, do enter his appear.
ance herein on or before the first day OF the
next term Of this court, TO be holden at the
courthouse Of said county, m the town Of
Pamela, on the seventh Monday after the fourth
Monday In September, 1868, then and there to
plead, answer, or dcmur TO the complainant's
bill herein, or the allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed rs to him.
II Is further ordered by the court that a copy
Of this order be published In the Week. PIANO.
Ia Star, a public newspaper printed and pub
lished In the town Of Pamela, In said county
for four weeks suecessivciy.
JOHN O. HARRISON, Clerk.
white 4 Chalmers, solicitors. iani-4t.
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Another European War.


The vast accumulation Of gold In
the Bank of,France, held on Gov
eminent account, taken in connection
with the steady and persistent in
crease in the army and navy Of the
French Emperor, leads to the opin-
ion thata war between France and
Prussia Is imminent. Specializing
upon the probabilities, the New York
Herald says: Z lrsrni il i
W. have little doubt, therefore,
that a few months, perhaps a Sill
less time, will see France and Prus-
STA engaged in hostilities. Other
Kingdoms may and probably will be-
come involved, even against their
will, In the conflict on one side or
the other; so that il would as yet be
idle to speculate as 10 the result. But
this much seems probable-that a
war Is At hand that will shake the
old monarehies Of lEarope to their
foundations that from the greatness
Of the armies engaged and the i'm.
proved means Of destruction that
will no donbt be made use Of Il will
..r,,-. n,n~. ..l..nt. 49, tsr
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
TOWN LOTS.

ny virtue Of a decree u The Chanesry Couf,
Of Pamela county, State Of MIssissIppI, rendered
therein on The 2ith day Of November, 1890, Ia
the suit Of James T.. Fletcher, complainant,
against James T.. lIooIe, administrator, &C., q
al., defendant No. ilG In said Court, ! will, ne
Commissioner therein appointed, on Monday,
the iith day Of September, 1858, At The court.
house door In the town Of Pamela, In said
county, within lawful hours, offer for sale at
public auction 70 the highcst bidder on q credit
q six months from the day Of sale the follow.
Ing Blocks Of ground In the said town OF Pa.
nola, to-witi Blocks numbered Of, o., 10, "a,
80, 80, and 9S. Said blocks win be sold sepa-
ntely. Bond with good security will ~ re-
quircd Of the purchasers.
JOHN g. HARRISON,
jy2o-N Commissioner.
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IL Il indeed refreshing TO witness
the hcayings Of the political ~revolu-
ton that Is now sweeping over the
minds Of the people Of the United
States. Take up the papers Of any
State or Territory within our ex-
panded jurisdiction, and the heart Of
the patriot is rcjoiced at the mighty
masses, that are daily, hourly as
sembling to push onward the car Of
light and political ~dcliverance. The
elections that have come Of, whether
in State or Territory, are most EN-.
phatic endorsements Of the New
York nominations. The moderate
Republicans are awakening up to the
tendencies Of tho legislation Of their
Radical allies, and ranging them
selves under the banners Of the con-
scrvatiyc Democracy. There is a
Waterloo in the electoral future,
and the Republicans will be placed
kors De combat. The people Of the
government are not yet prepared 10
surrender the administration Of their
great legacy Of freedom to a political
neophitc, whose chief grOOmsmeu
would be the knight of the "shirt
tail,e Washbarn, and the Nubiau
eunuch, Sumner, The people want
in their administrators of govern
ment sense and pluck they want
sobriety and stamina; they want poll.
cy ,apd fidelity, and not "no policy
and regeneration. And they recog,
misc in the Democratic nominees
Seymour and Blair the champions q
the one, and in Grant and Colfax tb,
other. Hence, like rats deserving :
stalking ship, the moderate Republi-
cans ass abandoning their own ticket
Of miscegenation, and .Aocking by
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i~NsoLvENr NOTICE,

To the creditors Of Charles II. Farley, de-
ceased. You viii take notice that The estate
Of said deceased has been reported 10 the Pro-
bate Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi, a. ~.
~soaveut and that ron must probate year claim,
against said deceared, ADD hare them rcei.-
tered In the Office of the clerk offsaid eourt ~
the lstday Of Bspsenber, 1863, slN thar With
forever barred. DANIEL knLEBREw.
sni-stl f's Executes, u.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDS.

By virtue Of = deed o. trust dated November
10, 1855, executed BY John s. Collins and
James b. WfaS, OBSCURE certain debts therein
mentioned, ndsesprded In the Probate Clicks
once In Pamela county, Nisstsippi, | win, In
front Of the Courthouse door, N he town az
Panola, Id sAid esantys on Monday, Tie bth dAy
Of October, 1868, within the hours prescribed
By law fof shsriirs sslss proceed and s-il q
pablo nle . The Highest bidder o. essA The
southwest quarter section land number twenty.
one j511fand the we<t half Of section land
number trenty-eirht l2sh In township tsn. Of
range seven, west In aid county. Title sup
posed perfect bat ! win only convey such tite
- is vested In me BY said trust deed.
~ ARMSTRONG,
scr5-H Trustee.
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Some cne o. more pes.ons have sppursed thai
! voted Radical In the late election Ma 4
ranolt eolly. IAis = = h.se ~saip<hpofrI
voted ysmocraiic ticket for proof Of which
call 90 MI. Ihonns I. Clarke Or NJ. Wulian
!. Stoae. Aes sho 'ers drunk, looss ikeir
boots sleep u hous stables OF pay lhsIr 1~kf.
win bankrupt nstiee& Re not NJ eoull. !
p>y ny debts Win dsl1Ars ~ onss ssd a.
isnd % ny ovn bsanss.
Aarss !. 1888. q -A'OS.
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sHERIFF's SALE.


John W Jones Vs. 7. 7. sorsby. g
by virtue Of a writ Of execution to me d.
rscted from the Circuit Court Of Pamela county,
Nas made IN favor Of John ". Jones vs. r..
7 sorshy ct 81, will, on Monday, The 7th
day Of September, 1868, al the courthouse
door In the town Of Pamela, within lawful
hours offer for sale TO the Highest bidder, for
cash, the following property, to-wif: All on
Block ii with dwelling house thereon, IN the
town Of Pamela, IN said county, levied on Is
the ProPsrty Or I. T. sorsby, 70 satisfy said e.
een'ion and cost. n. d. JONES,
auS-3t Sheriff.
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sHERIFF,s SALE
W. @. Maxwell, vs.. b. n. Blankenship.

BY virtue Of q writ Of execution TO me
directed from iitbc Circuit Court Of Pamela
county, Miss made In favor of W, @. Maxwell
vs. D. Blankenship, viii, on Monday, the
Ithiday OF September, 1868, At the eourt-house
door in the town Of Pamela, In said county,
within lawful hour, offer for sale to the highest
bidder, Tor cash, The following land, to-wit: All
Of section IL, township Z, range 0, lying and
beng In Panols county, levied on as the prop4
erty Of defendant 10 satisfy said execution and
costs: r. B. JONES, Sheriff.
au6-3t Hils aA $50 sd fft .gss
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Photograph Gallery.

The undersigned have Just fitted Up in ex-
cellent style, at Batesville, a new Photograph
Gallery, where the most true and life-like PIC
lures, Of any style, can be procured at less than
city prices. Persons desiring work OF this
kind, should call immediately, as our stay Is
limited 70 a very few days.
anl-lm t8 PIERCE 4 BRO
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
!. IL Field vs.. Joseph ". Field.

j. IL Field ys. Joseph w. Field.
BY virtue Of a writ Of yenditioni exponas 10
me directed from the Circuit Court Of Lowndes
county, Miss, made In favor Of J. II. Field vs..
Joseph W. Field, ] viii, on Monday, the 7th
day Of September, 1868, at the court-house
door IN the town Of Pamela, in said county,
Within lawful hours, offer for sale TO the high.
est bidder, for cash, the following property, 10
wit All At section I township 8, range I, and
the east half OF section lg, township 2, range g.
lying and being in Panola county, Mis-, levied
on as the property Of the defendants to satisfy
said venditioni exponas and cost 80,
aul6-at liz r. D. JONES, Sheriff.