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BY the Governor.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA EXECUTIVE E DEP,

COLUMBIA, August 3lSt, 1868.
Information having been communicated to
this Department., proceedings calculated to
disturb the tranquility OF tie State, deem it
my duty to earnestly appeal to my fellow
citizens to refrain from, aud discountonancc
all demonstrations whereby the public peace
may be endangered
1t is alleged that armed organizations exist,
which are regularly oaiccred and drilled, and
pretend to nc. by authority. There is not
only no auunority for armed or military organ
izations in South Carolina, but they are in
direct violation Of the laws of the United
States. They must therefore be at once dis
banded.
have also been informed of the surrepti-
tious introduction into the State of firearms
and ammunition of the most improved descrip-
tion, which, it is reported, are to be used for
partisan purposes. Although not SO openly in
conflict with the laws, this is equally dangerous
and threatening to the public peace.
Deadly weapons in the hands of inconsider-
ate persons, inhamcd by political excitement,
lnsz 4 IN ny :. FesgIt
consequences of collision, should earnestly
and promptly throw tic whole weight of their
moral influence against policy which would
place life and property'at the mercy ola mob
The right Of every political party to assem-.
bic and deliberate for the common good is
undcniable, and any interruption of such pro.
cceding, or molcstation Of individuals in ut
tendance, is utterly unjustifablc.
Inhammatory and threatening language ut
public meetings, and in the newspapers, should
be avoided and dscountcnanced, because it
unnecessarily aggravatcs the oxcitcmcnt inoi-
dent to the present political canvass.
The right of every voter to advocate such
political principles, and support such candi.
dates, as commend themselves to his Judgment
must be secured to him without restraint, OF
intimidation.
1t is tho Distinguishing feature of Republi
can Government that it is based upon tho con.
sent of the governed. It's policy is controlled
by the will of the majority as logitimately OK.
pressed through tho ballot box To thwart o,
ouUfoIe Giiut VIII, W Iuteri6Eo WIFI LniS SdCrc0
right Of opinion, the basis of all free institu.
tions by thrcator violence, is to substitute force
for law. The power which oxalts one party
to-day may give to its antagonist the control
tomorrow, and the ond will be anarchy, ruin
and despotsm.
As tho Chief Magistrate of the State, it is
my duty to execute the law, preserve the pub.
lie peace, and ensure domestic tranquility. II
is my determination to exert all the influence
| possess, and all the authority conferred on
me by the Constitution, for that purpose.
therefore earnestly and respectfully appeal te
all good citizens, and especially to those whose
position and character enable them to cxercist
a sautary influence upon public opinion t.
aid me in my efforts to maintain the suprema
cy Of the laws, and preserve the peace ant
dignity Of tho Commonwealth
ROBERT X SCOTT.
Governor.
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COMMUNICATES.
Cedar Grove Democratic Club.

4
AZ meeting; held, at Bethlehem Church
OrangebuFg n District 81 on the 2lst of Au
gups', 1863, fog tho purpose Of forming Dem
ocratio Club, .,is,5 Sos s.i;i'aj.1
Or M, motion ,tis. Of Mr, ", Oakman. pr. W. n
Izlar was called to the chair and iDr.A. j
Wolfe l!s M requested ess te e ass , ~ m Secretary
The Chairman stated that. the object d, 1, Ii,
14'sssa l4'pssssssfaag was ssrasio Club to
cooperate With the pistriqtIolubss, e,,i4 !.
About ss VT twenty persons enrolled their names
as members buuow bHsiiA - iii nt 3sl
On motion Of Capt, John 7. Jennings, the
chair appointed committee Of five, to draft
constitution and nominate permanent officers
for the club. The following gentlemen wero
elected: sw
faasp,ai 81. President, b
DR. A. 81; JOHNSON. M
- 49, Eee, Residen.s, if
CAPT. JoHn T. JENNINGS.
2'E no s'ai nWg!E4!=.. , ~: !:sa: 81 E a41 ~
abita 's7l I z ssssc1e.ary. ss,al.a1,.'H 'asal Z 'a
snl al :sqo4o SsT!e IzLARgoi "a =
bd odt u b3fDia7yeas r. 2 i'a:e5
j. A. WRsTBUnY.
The President then took his seas, and on
motion Of Efr. T. T. Shoemaker the constitu-
tionIwasEeaa, and adopted by sections; and
the lubFoalled the "Cedar Grove Democratic
Club"
Onrnotion ST Mr. W. II. Izlar, the Presi-
dent appointed che several committees requir-
ed BY tho Constitution; and Mr.. Bonj. Pooscr
was elected delegate TO Tho Central Club at
orangeburg.. .'l:'a 4I''' e. n
We were honored with tho presence Of DR..
W. F. Barton and Mr. James r. Izlar, who
were called upon, and responded with few
cheering and patriotic remarks, which were
received with applause.
The following resolutions woro offered and
adopted.
Resolucd, That this club endorse the plat
form Of principles as laid down by the Nation
al Democratic Convention held at the city of
New York on the 4th of July, 1868, us being
emincntly WISE. constitutional and just.
| Resd7bed, That the nomination of Horatio
Seymour for President, of the United States,
and Francis Preston Blair, for Yico-P President,
mccts with the hearty approval of this Club
! Resolred, That this Club, will uso ull con-
stitutionai means, within its powor, to seouro
the election Of Horatio Seymour, and Francis
| Preston Blair.
Resolse4, That committee of ten TO bo
styled; tho working committo, bo appointed,
by the chair, whose duty it shall be, to sec
every voter at the Cedar Groyo Poll, and urge
upon him the necessity Of working and voting
in the coming election. ,.2 h ,r
Fen And that these proceedings bc published in
the iORANGEBuR6 News.
seH ai ~ $50 . A.. II. JOHNSON,
8. T. IzLAH, :. President.
ia Secretary 4a' 4 1a.leta ee.s
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wv II. MULLER, s
wv l--..ORANGEBURG. CHI. s. c..

wv ,OKANGEBURG, C.7H., s. c.,
Would most respectfully say to the public Of this
replenishing his NEW STORE and STOCk OF
GOODS; and, thanking his customers and friends
for their kindness bestowed upon him since tho dis
solution of the frn, Of Muller Davis, he will make
they want and must have,--THE NECESSARIRS
OF LIFE.
For sale g lot of empty Flour; whiskey and Mo-
lesses BARRELS, ] sct strong, country -msde
CHAIRS. IS Sast ~ =
600 lbs BEESWAX wanted to I'LL an order; and
all other COUNTRY PRODUCE bought for cash or
Barter.
Give him LIVING CHANCE and he win no.
complain.
nov ely eo-called BIG MILLER
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The Legislature will probably adjourn in
about ten days.
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laaters Of u 8 heig f6oThood eaoh BON.
lipuIe about 100 Oacreso Of land, with place
as4asiisab safdvolng fous0 On oacK tract.
this over thousand es acres q land oan
sa be raised in every neighbosbood. If they are
sssesach able to put up snai fsanio dwelling, ,at
cost q Perhaps one hundred dollars, 90 much
I better: Let epsh IF sheso tracts be thon
nj lease 70 Immigrants for term of
ysten years. with the privilege o. purchasing at
time during those ten years. o. psioo axcd
on sasat s400; and IN che mean eime, until
Ss5 purchase pay as rent che intorertaf ihss
s4oo, would be s2s aysaf al sesosnatsass
eas this Kind Would 30 mutually 20
- the landowner aud the Immigrant. and would
soon induce numbars % aasA % oar shores. Il
1is,,yosB But the question arises, How aso NO %
I, .ss convey this infosmaties sbssaaf As soon a.
SIS straightforward has subscribed the land, and
Has tiaas tho preliminary d Msrrangepsnts Lei.
aS SnSpPSi.lsss SPS s,f y 81 y sesppeiptsa. and i,
thai W Committee confs, With some Of our, Ger.
map AZ i residents and q. take 70 them pus On 500 the
land lboeaippa, b9 proposed for the dwellings
sxsae the immigrauts, and acquaint them with all
90 ahafdetas of the leases, prices Of land, &c.
s6s TliisI being done, our German friends hore can
Sawsffitc u their correspondonts abroad, and OK
plain satisfactorily to them how everything is
be found. BY this means, numbers may be
a. induced TO come to South Carolina, who could
-
,ssnot be. persuaded by public agent at all.
sssApdi in addition to those coming as tenants,
ssstera, wdnld bo, in every party some who would
sascohie on as laborcrs, and who could bc hired by
tho planters with advantage, even at higher
30 fatssgthan freedmen are worth; for their labor
of better character, and moro rolablo.
- We want to SEQ this plan tried; for We be-
Here i, viii succeed. What noighborhood will
aisputo the ball iD motion? Let US have n BAN
eANERaS SECTTON in this enterprise Let the
sGETRsT MAN, who READS THIS AR
TIGLiE;, call 4 meeting Of his nnoghborhood at
yaohss sf6r this is the season to arrange range tho
inattef q, let & - brough. forward at the
next meeting si of the Democratic Club in the
a,neighborhood. u In this way, much moro ican
osbeyaccomplishcd, than wciwould at first imag-
az'tswesasishod that the. proper way to obtain
perlbansbt settlers in our midst, is to induce
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JOHN HEART,
Private Secretary.

The Chinese Embassy ran up bill ofsl roo
for hack hire in Washington.
g Nineteen couples wcrc divorced in Hartford
last month.
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Immigration.


8 The energetic Commissioner of Immigration
I. s5 has addressed communication to Governor
.,ea Scott, which contains several interesting de-
tails of lthe work accomplished by shis Bu-
sra,I reau, It would seem pity that tho Bureau
sass sashonld ibcnow discontinued, at a time when
sas ...onon Of those seeking our shores from
0a sbroad is just becoming favoraby directed to
' South Carolina as their future home 4
But we do not consider it absolutely ncces-
- 80 sary e communicate. with Europe through
shis B Rugeau, TO insure success, IL is in tho
ssi one, who isreally earnest dbout
tatic encouragement of. immigratious TO sdcom-
plish great deal, with means ready at hand!
'ss have, for instance, quite number of fel.
-ssas citizens rnan VINO 81 ate I'd
@ 'isa sssgulsl III thei.
, aeress the ra.er, up.
pose 9 nsish desires the iniroduetion
''s 'oaisiSl. q. Il lensSS
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Com missiio oner's Sales,
STATE OF SOUTH ChRolINA.
OKANaEBuRa DIsTRIeT.M
v. D. v. Jamison, Com'r, Bill for
vs. Foreclosure Of
]. L. Gibson, OF. al. Mortgage

vs 11s- FOreclosnre Of
By order of tho Court of Equity ma made In the
above stated cnsc, i will sell Mt the Court House. ON
Monday, the 9th October, 1862 Il sesss.ss ar
"a Tract of Land situate In tho Fork sof the Edis.
tos, on Goodland Swamp, waters ofzSouth Edisto
River, containing ono hundred and sixty acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of Henry f.
Salley and Lemuel Gibson. II - 5sss
Ter1ns-One- half cash, tho balance Sof s. credit
until the 1st day Of January, l869s Tho Purchaser
giving bond bearing interest from day, Of SALE
payable annually, aud q mortgage to ssecure the
balance Of the purchase money. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps. 81,
II the terms not complied With the land will
be resod on the next saleday ut Tho former puy
chascrs risk. N = ~
Commissioners Office, ls v: JAaiissbN
Orongeburg @. II. Commissis sne1.fi9 y
September l. 1868. issS5 ssss ~
NJ Zeigler and ,s..
O..zeigler,5 BilIfor .t5
Partition and Ia
j. IL. Zciglcr, Admir- Account. ssss
b ,of j, w. Zeigier. ss g9ss ~ ssssss
By an order Of tho Court Of Equity in tho 3
above stated case, will sell atthc Court house en-
Monday, the 9th October, SGs,
sssass Z ss%sia
uf Two hundred nnd thirty -four 2S4) acres, more
or less, situation Limestone, waters Of EdiBto
River, and bounded by lands of Daniel Earey,
Christian Wolfe, and tracts of and SCI Of the
lands of the estate, of j.. w. Zeigler.6
Terms cash-pu purchasers to pay for papers and
stamps 5%s "a
commissioners Office. v.D. v. v.JAMIsoN.
-Orangeburg c. H., Commissioner.
September l, 1868. is,4f-s1s estF Z
sept "a 80 I'd Z
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DEMOCRATIC TI[CKErS
FOR PRESIDENT, Al.,A,l
HORATIO SEYMOUR.
OF NEW YORK.
y EOR yIGE=PRESIDENT.
EIN. NCISI r. BLAIR

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s sss q MISSOURI. = ~
'at, ssTaso ~ fs5sstfzi..:, 81! % Q s'is
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sIssA astiA ~ lU'
s 81 a, ;--aa-<s-sl Las 7aoai u
a1.s,,,s bst4s FOR TEE sysass 1rEARGB, /. IS 8.
ii, ii; .iisf1GENERAIsJ !. y D. KENNEDg,
l stsa ss,il,sFat oy FKRRsHAw t'1ts -,
ss,a,s'sHis !ges ColON ONEIzzss TAoMAS. @
ss s'sidsli ~ sicMIAap. iaaasa ii .o "o'''p
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s,'' is SO ssz 1s1a1e sri
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Ssss OF MARION. tipii5i:
4 ,,szs .sEcoND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT:
,,,,.s; E..,t GENERAL Bs H. RUTLEDGE,
X $.s,,tYsl ~ 81 ~ r. Of CHARLESTON. ayi.~
,,fo4 slT1lIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT:
g. UOLONELiA: C.pfiASKEDL, -
:ssss 2s.,e,;i.:;9 r.. - d, OF. lABBEN1LLE.
tassss ,, 10 UREH coNGREssIoHAI4DxsTR !
p1 n,ss 3 ~ COLONEL E. C.iNIcLURE,i
I srdSs 5etsa an OF CHESTER itn
sss,,ls tti -; rs5 ia sic:. ytEttf
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List Of. Let tteis s,,.s

List Of Letters rys.s
ID EMAINING IN THE POST OFPfcE UNcALI.
III ed for September 1858.
Bounard, Miss Margert. Layton, % HI 3
Biniard Mrs. Hnger. lLigdsy, John s.
Dempsey, Miss Meidrld IBiiih house, Miss Victoria.
Edwards, JOHN Roach, j. AZ
Psedeck, Miss Anfutinc. lSimons FfnkIin r.
Punches, Mrs. Louiss. l6hplcr, Miss Mary A,
Graves Miss Mary. iShuler, j. L. :,4S4
Aankorson, Hattie, col 1Smoak Miss Gefic A.
Hartzog, Isaac Mack. Tyler, Miss Rebecca.
Homes, Sarah Ann. Williems, Mr..
Hasob, Mr: iWooley. Mrs. Belt
Jordan, John 1ls5 7d dWannamakcrfAIrs. Mar
Knox, H. B. 49, e sI tha Jss9 \ = & -
Drop Letters must be prepaid One Cents papers
2cents.x &c. HUBDEiIsP. N.
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GTOLEN-From the SubscriIjer ON
- the night Of tho let inst, a snailf sChosnut
sorrol Mare PONY. said Pony is about six years
old, has star Oh the forehead, saddle mark on
the point of the left shoulder blade and some white
tion leading to the recovery of the said Pony
Address JOHN GRIM, So
sept 5-1m j4f ST. Matthew'S s. c.
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NOT1CE,,

sept 5-lt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-11-14
The Result.

Whatever may have been our hopes
during the contest ior President ~
the United States, and which found
expression in our columns, We ran
bit realize that they wen visionary,
and tia they are numbered with the
drln,ions that give To life the cheer.
ful feelings Of the hour, only to b.
dispcllcd 10y the realization Of stub
born facts. The election Of General
Grant SiIl have the effect, tor u time,
to keep the South in that unsettled
state which has prevailed since the
termination Of the war, and whether
we are to enjoy u more pcaccahlc con.
dlti0n Of tllings-a condition that
will bring peace aud prosperity To
the country, aud make the South II
source Of revenue To- the General
Government, and not a burden and
expensc-,lepenls upon the policy
adopted by the incoming administrn-
tion. II General Grant pnrsucs n
course which wisdom aud Justice
alike dictate slonld he pursued To II
noble hu, conquered people, and will
not allow himself to be controlled lr
the crazy fanatics who brought the
troubles of the past eight years upon
the country, he will earn for himself.
a name that will shine rudiantly in
future pages of his country's history.
No expressions of Gnaiirism have
escaped him. that W. have Noticed, and
We trust his justice will he "untn
all men equal" Our people are
disposed 10 make the most Of the
situation, and say, "I~t us have
peace"
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M rcI

On the evening of th 2Sfh # De-
tol~r, at The residence Of Capt. j. Il
Taylor, by Rev. +. b. Clrisman.
Mr.. Charles 7. Woodbridge, Of Menu
plis, to Miss Adinc Morgan, Of Pa
n"la county, Mis-.
W" congratulate our gallant young
friend On the capture Of So fair a
prizc-one Of Panola's lnvclirst
d,ughtcrs-and wish them all the
joy their Gndcst hopes anticipate.
On the lith inst, in Memphis, by
the Rov. DR.. Sicadman, Mr. Mel.
Arvin 10 Miss Belle Terrence.
Go it, Mel! There's nothing like
marrying while you're young, and
just getting n little h,me-having
things your avn way-etc., etc., etc.
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SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

By virtue -, 4 Gree Of the Pribite Court
o. Pamela county. Mississippi rendered IT The
nriObcr TEN ls66. thereof. ~ aim nisimtnt
oi tie estate OF Georgr G Tat deceased. |
will, on MONDAY, December ~ 1865 ut G. mu
Depot, IN said county. w.thih law al huurs
pr sced and .sll Al public aue'.o o The high.
esl biller. Gr cash. the hllos.n g described
real estate, belunging IN The estate u said d..
ceased. 10 ~ The .uali half o. section "a
tow nship ., u,n.r :. adjoining Crml section.
east. the untth half ~ section q. aud al "
sc.tion No. township 9. rang, :. ahou ! miles
wes, nj C'mn knosn ~ the Plantation
Place. al n sail county.
AL on Noni ~, D.remher q. 1865. I will
sell A. aforesaid AZ the euurt-housc 4 uf In the
t'wn II Hctntndo DrSnlo cunuiy State nforr.
sad the .on hwe.i quarter section land nun
her :. and the nnrth half section Is, rown.hip
T. rtuge = aud III nFihessi qt,rier " W..
tion 10. township =, rangr o n D Snio county
y u. SLEnGE.
nnliH Administrator
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Bulls Sarsa
A GOOD REASON EDR TIE CAPTAIN ;
FAITH.
ReHd he Cptain' Letter.

frsroS BsRR cKs No April 30. 1866.
DR. John BALD ~ Sir Knowing the Eli
cac, o your Sttsnp ,rilla. and the healing and
beneficial qualities d, ? ~~sesses, ! send YOU ih'
o%ll"w'ng -t,tcmrnt Of my ca'e. ! WIS wound
ed about iwi years ago-was taken p,i-une
aud ciuhn,h o. sixteen months u ing moved
~ II n, my wounds have moi healed vet. |
have not at mp n moment since ! was wounded
am shot III uufh the hip4. Ny general healil
i Impaired. aud need something To as.i.,
NJ ure. have more filth Ia your S ,r.aI~rilln
in anything else. wish that tina, L gen
rine. Please express me- hall a dozen ho,il,,
and obligs Carr. c. p. JOHNSON.
81. Louis No.
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De SsHa lssIi's
GREAT REMEDIES
IDn s0ns Htffs
HtstFfcfthgh 40 ffsbfh ~ fuF
fftHAntffh
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
pa fHH uhgOf
1gnc and Fcrer,
on Ctfftt9 AND FEVER
on ctffLfs ASDfEYEH

1hs faftif r. ths rsishHF3 msiaai
nl m fHpnefQ sfsf fl fsaH
H m HWfu Wv b. ts nh EEL
st afi anl = mshtff core VI Agus snd
frf. ~ flfH spd Fetef. shf her . sh1fi 81
atr Hahuaa No nfn a mo e4ifs Nef
10 ihd spihffstfih IuunffY ~ b n hh 80
mahY ~ Ne Hah u fbf aaffiloB ihat N 81.
10 Ehttevet an " tl atufs 4 nt dire
9as aff uiiriij 0li1etd end o.usi naf D.
rea mtuy eiae' = single DO has been at
8sleh' ~ . cure md sHnis tmiiea havs been
end - u Jingle lpttls Hith = psfisti ffsftn
mh o he gehefHi heailh u ~ hDvsvtf
aisnt tnf In stety e'ss M 70 toftsih ~ ruf
II ~ We t tpniinusd In sm llrf do.sa fot D.
sek ~ iHu amer me ifea.f hHs beet che, Ne.
uw especially y difhrut and loug.stshdih
.isu t.uillJ ihis mfdieine will mi f,qHi ,
~ aid 10 Keep The hisFa III god mde
bouli the patient houevrt require a caihafi
Medicine. and hat M bkth three ~ tu
ott ~ he Tonic = single doe of BtLL
EGETABLE FAMILY PILLS viii be sun.
Ictt.
IN JOHN BrLts Principal Omct
No. 40 flnh, Cfss Street.
Louisville, Ny.
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Bulls redr0a B'ucrs.
ArInENTlC pnCrMENT

AUTHENTIC DOCUMENT
.irtdA'aI Hard Prom T,shtoHy Of M,dica
Men.
S'onsy Point, White Co. Ark. My ~. '6s
~ John Bar-D,ar Sir; Last February I
was In Louisville purchasing drugs. aud ! 90
s'me Of YOU Sarrp rilla and c dion Biter.
w son iu-lsw. who was with me in the store
his been down with rheumatism for some tim
commenced On the hitters. aud soon lound bis
GENERAL htiith impuv a Dr.. Gist wbo ha.
h~en IN b q hath. tried them and he aiso IN
proved. d.. Ciifee. who has b n IN lad heal h
for aevsrl y~e,rs-'tomgeh asi ir,r At, cited
improved ' ~ much by the use II yuar Bii,sr..
Ind ID. the c 4 IN Bitirrs have given W..
great popularity IN this settlement. think I
Guild aen = vrra' q%ufntiiy ~ your meiirinss
hi ALI . '%~riall, of Y ~ Cp7irn Riitsis end
S'rsspafiila. ship me via N,mphi,. care n
Rieket 4 y ely. Rep e,hlly.
@. n. WALLETS
f~rarsd ~ ~ IohL Bull at his I.aborato-
~ Fifth Il Get Lanisvil 2. Ky.
Fn' sale BY al Druggists and DEALERS.
nof.iy
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court week.

The hli term ~ C,eall Cmr
cpmmencss m Monday next, and
w,ll pfnlybty continue during the
week Persons interested will dn
well - he pnnciul IN ATTENDANCE. ~.
III Honor Judge Clayton viii 6ll
the letter IT the law IN each indiyid.
MI cnse, a large number of sales
are advertised 10 mmr m. cmhmein
bnnktupt-' cinttcl-, administrator.
trustees, aud sheriff : sales.
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The Jnrkson Clarion says; at Is
= commentary an military rale, that
Nr. Myers VII" was appointed by
Grn. Mcdowell, IN June last, H. sue
rccd Col. Ilmnkcr in tie nnicc Of At
tnrncy General Of the State of Mi.-
.issipri, anil who for five months ha.
hccn cstcn.illy employed in the lis.
charge ri the important duties of the
ntiir-was LICENSED u few DAYS agn
(ai the present term If the High
Court to PRACTICE LAW!
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The "Commiiic nf Five" have
labored four months snd brought
Firth a sirkly reconstruction mnu.c.
but leave our woull-bc State Senator
out in the cpld.
The annual mcteoric shower is ex.
pec,ed hi. year between the l2tl,
anil 18th of the present mouth. tn,
best time for observation will bc be-
tween the hours Of mijnigh, and
sunrise.
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

By virtue of q 4 cree Of the Probate Court
If Pin1ia county Safe oi " s,i'sippi rendered
therein al the December term. ltGG will, ~
administrator Of the estate OF A. KINDER Pet.
IS. deceased On Monday the IAN 4 y Of De-.
cmrcr 1863 in the Pr misses, N slid unity.
within Nv nj hours, offer ior sale 1T pu,lic
'uetion tn the b ghest bidder. the iollnwin.
lands lying aud being In said county, and
known ~ the southeast quarter Of srriion 90.
aud the I miiunal south halt Of section "a, al.
Va town hip o rang 8. west.
retm' IT stlr-One.iourth cash; the b,lanre
on : credit Of ~ m Inihs with honi and s,cu.
tty. =. ". D. BoNNER,
uolt 81 Administrator.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-11-14

The Hrdii's Washington special
Of the llth says that Minister Rev
erly Jnhnsnn'- statement that the
difficulties between England aud the
United States IN rcgurl tn the Ala.
hama claims are cuded, is regarded as
too strong anil entirely nnwlrnnirl
by the prearni aspect Of the high an-
thnriiies Interested. Nothing really
has heen sritlsri. No arbitration has
been solicitsrl. and Minister johnson
aud Ir'rd Stanley have AGREED that
hoah Governments shall chooec arbi
tntor. to decide the extent If Eng.
lands liability for the drprelaiions
Of the Alabama, and her right to re-.
c,gnirc the Cun.cdrraies as beIlige.
rents.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-11-14

IMPORTANT To BASHRrPrs.-Wr
learn that in n large numlrr Of eases
which have been closed IN the Bunk
ruPt Court the parties have failed t"
prorurr their certificates. IL should
he known to them that the crrtif-
cate is the only evidence Of the lis.
charge, and cannoi he obtained from
the Register Until the fees Of the ofh-
GERS IN bankruptcy are all pail; ami
It they wish Ia be- free irnm trouble
about debts made before the petition
!, bankruptcy was fled they must
have this certificate. Persons dc,ir-
ing Ia lake the benefit Of the net
should remember TINT the limitation
expires January /. 1863.