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Citation Notice.

The State Of Mississippi, Panoia county. To
the creditors Of the estate Of Mrs. @. Y. Dyson,
deceased.
You are hereby cited 70 appear before the
Probate Court Of said county, At the court
house thereof on the ith Monday In April,
1899, then and there 10 show cause why the
list Of claims registered sgains. the es'A,e Of
said deceased should not be allowed and sp-
proved.
by order OF court issued March 20, 1869.
api0-3t J. II. PIERCE, Clerk.
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A writer on the PHILOSOPHY Of
handshaking' says; Perhaps, to
younglovers, the quiet, half-uninten-
tional contact of hands are the most
pleasant-that soft, lingering rest
lessness--that faint attempt at with
drawal at propriety's suggestion
that electrical thrill ofcontact which
fires the veins, modulates the
voice, colors the cheeks, adds a
brightness to the eye and a trcmu-
lousness to the lips. How
many then profound in philosophy,
brilliant in scholarship, high in
social position, have sat for hours in
the still moonlight, holding in their
hand the soft hand Of a woman,
their thoughts idly borne off by the
fitting of a leaf, or a trill Of a bobo.
linki Who can say they were not
all the better for It? Cannot the
lion be In love?
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AL pertinent msnnef explained ths
Object n the meeting, AL moved
that ; sahhmiuea N hee W anpodht
~ y dnn resolutions expressive
lhs seilss n me meeting Which
mefion prevailed
o. mosion n CT Joei A Wall
Eve additional names were addei -
the committee
The chair then appointed % said
committee ibe following gentlemen
F.B lfby. IA Wall, John Csld.
veil, L. T. Cooper, Hugh cfosief,
- H. Pope, 4, H. Payne, " e.
Bndy, j. W. Bates, and r. "
wlI.oH, ali veil known and highly
respectable citizens u Pamela
county
The COmmitiec retired, and after
q short absence made the following
pport. which was adopted by accla
nation. without q dissenting voice.
WnEHsas. Acts Of violence and
bloodshcd have been committed In
Pamela county by irresponsible
and lawless parties unknown to us,
and, In some Instances, by armed
men In disguise In the nighttime,
to the great injury Of the heretofore
good name ofour county, and TO the
grca, detiment Of the agricultural
and commercial interests Of H. eiti-
sens, and even causing good citizens
70 feel an insecurity Of life, liberty,
and property;
Axp. uHKEKAs, All lawless acts
should be condemned by all good
men, and, ifpoaible, prevented;
ASb, wHEKEAs, Il is theeamestde
sire q all good and lsw-abiding citi-
rens tia; these outrages should be
stopped. and tina, peace and quiet
shzIl b restored in tie community /;
therefore.
R<sa1rsd, That We. the good citi-
1zss Of PaaOlA county, do pledge
osr~duss 20 1s all lawful means to
PET @gsn these vis41fiOus Of the law.
Reauanrf. Thai wS are opposed to
a. seepss ~pee-5eal or partizan organ
zHsssss which have for their object
The vioAtion oflaw, or whose organ
nation kads TO that end.
Rssoissd, Tia, Maj. Rosencrantz
b, and 5 hereby respectfully requeS-
ted 10 forward to General Ames a
copy Of these resolutions and, also,
ihatthey bepublishedi in the"PAsoLA
sraa," Oar Country" tn" Ca,ion,"
and the Memphis papers.
On motion, the meeting then nd
W. b. POLLARD, Chairman.
T. J. WALSH, Secretary.
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e.sk, the following Land, to-wli The east bali
81 the aoTtheaa quarter ~ section !, tova.
chip {. range 9 wet lying and being 10 said
county, levied on 70 nasg aid judgmeni and
e0u.
7. v CLARKE,
spi0-3t Sheriff
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No Cousrr Counr.-0wing to the
fact that our County officers have
been removed there win be no ses-
sion ofthe County Court next Mon.
day. We suppose that in q few
weeks WI will be supplied with
officers and then the regular session
Of the different courts can be held.
In the meantime we shall have to get
along - well "a we can without
officers and courts-0yfsrd Falcon.
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SheriRr0aIe.

Hy virtue of . wit Of execution 10 ne d.
rseted from the Cirsult Court Of Pamela eoua-
y, Mississippi. made In hvcs q Thomas ".
wsidhn sxscutss, u. y. O. nlackuspA -
mInlssrsisr. A. A. caeiebury and William
nlfd, ! uit, % Monday, he iosk day 81 Nay,
1888. a IL ccurt-houas door 10 Ne ievn q
Pamela In nid county, within laval hour,
casr ~ ais q pahlie ssetiea - ths kigAeut
hiider fr ush. ihs ALLOWING prupery, to-Nifs
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WANTED.

A Teacher Of superior qualifications and ten
years experience wlshesa school for the remain
der Of this year, or longer II agreeable.
Address the editor Of the Panola SrAR
mh27-4t
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A $500 0reenbsck


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NE GOODS.

We have iusi received At our new store IN
Pnnols, q large and ccupIess uoch c .
Dr. Goods, Boc.s, Shoes, Groceries,
Flour, Meal, Meats, Tobacco,
Snuff, Garden seeds, fine
Liquors, &c, &C.,
Which We are selling ss the vsry lowest nAskss
psices We respectfully 81 . Trial, feeling
certain that our good are Of rod quality and
offered Il ~ low prices 20 ean be found any
where. rf r. w. MATHEWS 4 SON. ri
nh2o Pamela, Mis-.
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NEW ADVBRTlSE NfS,
REMOVAL.

OVAL.
We have sold our Grocery establishment
and have opened
Stove & Furniture House
In our new two-story house, next door to our
old house, shsre We will keep a good stock Of
Cook Stoves, Furniture, Water
Valley Flows, Steel Plows,
and Sweeps,
which We will sell low for cash. We will par
the highest market price for all good
Cow Hides, Furs, Beeswax, Dried
7 ~. Fruit, &c.
B0yLEs / BRO.
Baicsville, Miss, April 10, 1867.
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xosrH, D<sr Sw1ss
TWO DAILY TRAINS RUS fIiAotop
vrsm Memphis asa iIssbsI1s
nc,
vrnorr uisss o. casa
Connecting ., Ioal'Ils with Espfs'' Trains
PirrsBuRo, BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA,
xpw vaug uoarny
and ali other clile. In the North and East, and
with the splendid steamers Of the
UNITED STATES NAIL LINE,
arriving a. Cincinnati nes, morning In time 10
take early trains Fast Fl
PALACE SLEEPING CARS
on all nigh, trains through ron
MEMPHIS TO LOUISVILLE
without change.
THROUGH TICKETS, and
BAGGAGE CHECKS to
ALL POINTS
may be obtained al MEMPHIS.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LOUISVILLE,
THE rRH1cHr DEPARTMENT.
Of this Line has been thoroughly reorganized
with n special view 10 accommodating the
freight trade between the North and South,
and the advantages which II offers In ldT
Low RATES, apoln boo I,rl yaaar Hf
DISPATCH, NOS iali ega1tani
SAVING OF INSURANCE,
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'' NIX l1,.
COMPANY,
to OF HARTFORD, CONN.
4, 1890.
ASSETS ar kARKgT VALUE.

Total liabilities slsI,sro 81. aH4B Do
Total Losses paid by the PnGvrx,
$4,50O,OOO 90. ~
THOS. e. CLARKE, Agent,
uf e.rs ~, PAsoLA, MISS.
The necessary papers have been filed with
the Probate Clerk o. Pamela eoussy.
mh2o-N
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'rao. Of tho aasa somt-snhual ssa.omon'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06
&C. A sepersli sil delivery, says the

c. A generaijsil delivery, says the
Mar,insburg New Era. took place on
Sunday morning sbou, 3 o'clock. Five
Of the boarders a, the Comfy Hotel took
leave Of The Governor wi,hou, as much as
saying good eye. One of the neighbors
awake MIR. Moxley and informed him
that the prisoners were all leaving without
paying their BOARD. Mr.. NJ. hustled out
with nothing on but his slippers-com-
named the company 10 halt. bu, they did
rot, muchly. By This time he found the
mosquitoes pitching in and he retired TO
hi, warm room to put on his shirt collar.
The two murJerers. CLASSIFY the horse
thief. and one white and one negro boy
took leave by climbing on, Of small win.
dow in the third story, letting themselves
down with their blankets. One Of The
prisoners 60. on, OF his cell by burning a
hole in The door large enough TO crawl
through. and then broke The locks of the
other cell doors, thereby releasing four
others. When you consider tina, the door
is made Of white pine, it is astonishing
how he succeeded in burning i,so easily.
The locks he broke were the old time
screw Kind, such as nybody can easily
open with pine stick. The frs. blow
he struck Me bolt flew back and the door
was opened.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06

Or ATTEMPTED RAPE.-On Thursday
last, says The Spirit, Charles. negro
boy IL OF 10 year Of age, the son Of a
woman known in cur community as
"Opie's Nina" attempted an outrage on
spIigh'ly and comely liule girl of 10.
the daughter Of a highly respectable gen.
,leman Of Harper's Ferry. The negro
had invelrled the innocen, and unsuspec,-
i1g one into a coal or wood shed, under
The preiense Of giving her some 10Y when
he attempted his hellish purpose. but the
screams OF The child soon brought 10 her
rescue The mother and servants of the
house. or the mos, lameniable consequent
ces nigh, ave ensued. The father made
an effnr, To Kill the boy, but Was prevent
ed al the lime by those present, and the
negro in the meanwhile escaped. A
watch was KEEP. during The night, and on
Friday morning the mscrean, was arrest
ed. Many Of the citizens Of The place, as
We learn, were in favor Of lynchlng him
on The spot. but better counsels prevailed,
and alter an examining trial on Saturday,
he was sen, on 10 The Shepherds,own Jail
for future disposal.
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nlarria9es.

On Thorsdsy. the 25ih DIT IN Charles
by Rev. 4. C. Hopkins, Mr.. James
H. .Sn,ails0ood 10 Miss Mary II. tH'r-
both Of Jefferson county.
On Thursday morning Of last week, IN
Charles,own. by Rev. J. w. Tongue, Ms'
Thomos ". Tobey to Miss Louisa
Hinds-all OF this county.
On the 25Ih ult.. by Rev. ". g. Egg
eIeston, Mr.. .4rch McCarrOH. Jr, 10
Mis- .4nnie T.. Huntsberry, DO b OF this
county.
On 23d ull., by the Rev. w. D. Han
.on, Mr.. Joseph Stokes and Miss Ere
line Stump, both Of Berkeley county.
On The 25lh ulL. by Rev. W. e.
Cross. Mr.. George ". Snyder and Miss
MARI E. Tabier. all OF Hedgesvlle.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06

Esp A CHANoE IN BuslNEsS FIRxs.-
il will be seen on reference TO our sdVer-
using columns that the firm Of D. Hum
phtey. g. Co., Hardware and Agricul;u
raj werchanr-, at Chsllesinwn. has been
changed. and that MAjm Jas. Law Hooh
assumes conuol Of that extensive eslab-
iishuen, The Msior ia we'll known as q
sterling business man and we'll qualified
for h;s position.
Tive 6rm OF Sny der. Link & Co. met
eisnt, at Duffields. has also changed,
Capt, John F. Bane taking the place Of
VIM, NJ. Snyder. and will hereafter be
knownss tie firm Of A. Link & Co.
Capt. John is good fellow as well as
business man, and will nc doubt dive
business with vim
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06

GGe DR. john A. STRAITH.--We are
panied to learn. says the Spirit. that this
gentleman and his lady. who wen. South
a few months since for the benefit OF their
heath, have realized but little improve.
men, as yet, The condition of the Doc.
tor is watched with the utmos, anxiety by
his attached friends at home, and indeed
throughout. The State, as we doubt if there
was any Medical Director in the Confed-
crate service more endesred to their Di-
vision. than he 10 The "Stonewall BIZ
gade." His presen, residence is Aiken,
in the BsrnweIl District, S. c. but
thinks Of going on, if Lille is spared, to The
coss, OF Flords.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06

b. The Lady's Friend, for March,
The March number Of this Queen OF the
Mon,hlles," opens with fine STEEL en-
craving called In The Flrelight'-where
Preside dreams are taking visible but Q.
lherisl shapes. This is followed by the
usual handsome colored steel fashion
plate. and by an amusing engraving Of
Half an Hour TOO Early" lat the psrty).
Then we have the usual large number Of
engrsvings dern,ed To the fashions, need
lie work &c. As TO the literary contents,
"Rolsnd Yorke," The deeply interesting
novelet by The famous ouIhor OF "Eas.
Lynne" snd The piqusnt and romantic
story, Between Two." are continued.
Among the Other contents we note 1.-The
Story OF Two SUMNER" by Nora Perry;
"Grace with the Golden Hair" Poem
by Florence Percy; "BerIha." by ADan-
ia N. Douglass Editorials, fashionable
intelligence, &c. Published by Deacon
IL Peterson, 3l9 Walnut street. Phiistel-
ph's. al SO so year (which also includes
large steel engravlng) -Four copies Sc.
Five copies land one grstis). So 1.-The
Lady's Fnend" and THE Saturday Even.
mg Post. land one enSrsving,) 81 90.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06

The New Mill a, Hsrper's Ferry. one
OF the finest perhaps in The UEi'ee States.
so far as perfection Of machinery and
completeness of arrangement are concern
ed, is now in successful operation. with a
capacity. at present, for The manufacture
Of four hundred barrels OF -Four daily. Ev-
eryihins about his superb milI is srrsng-
ed to work by machinery, The only hand
labor performed in The production oil
barrel OF -four being The heading OF tie
barrel after the Aour is packed. The
gentlemen in charge cfihe mill. and It's
owners, are Mes,ts. Child, McCreight d.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06

General Longslrse, was upon the floor
Of The House one DAY las, week, at FIRE,
seated writing at desk vacated fos him
by Republican member. In a shor,
time he was discovered and soon sur
rounded by both Republicans and Demo.
Gratis, and cordially shaken by the hand.
One Republican member said to General
Longsueet general We have admired
your courage and bravery in The field. bu,
we esteem your reeen, course IN matters
OF political intsres, 10 the South as nf a
higher order Of courage than tina, which
you displayed in battle" Lonssireet
bowed in acknowledgment OF This and
other CON plimen,s bestowed upon him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06

DIED on the morning Of the 18th uli.. a.
Oakland, her residence. in the county OF
Hanover, in the slH year Of her see.
Mrs. judith Nelson, widow Of Capt
Thomas Nelson and daughter of Gen.
Nelson; Signer Of the Declaration of
Independence. and mother Of Col. Thos.
Nelson, who will be remember d By
many as the commandsn, Of regimen, Of
Artillery under S,onewall Jackson. in The
late war.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06
Special Notires.
A Maiarious Month.

March, that gives US a new President, Is als,
the inaugural month of many harrassing disor-
ders. Entangled in its fogs are the seeds of
coughs, colds, and Of that alienation of frisidi
y and FIRE, more widely known than admired
called fever and ague. The only way to ayoit
these "lttle unpleasantnesses," is 10 render
the system strong enough to fight OF the atmos.
pheric poison that produces them, and the hes,
way to endow il with this repellant power !, 70
tone it with HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT,
TIERS.
wayfarer were credibly informed that
rufian was waiting al the nex, corner he would
doubtless turn in his tracks, and take a,afsr
route to his destination. With Just about The
same amount of trouble, the attacks Of diseases
prevalent al this season may be evaded Nav
the trouble will be less, for drug stores lie in
every one route, and every respectable drug.
giste in The Union keeps on hand HOSTEL
TER'S BITTERS. The article is staple Of
trade, and it would be as easy to find grocery
without sugar, as the store Of an spothecary
without this popular tonic remedy.
In view Of the experience Of the nation with
regard TO the article, during the space Of TWEEN
~ years, il seems almost unnecessary TO reca.
pitulale its merits to Americans But as our
population is increasing at the rate Of q couple
of millions year, in the natural way and BY
immigration, il may be as well TO hin, TO tho
rising generation and new arrivals, 1.-THE old
settlers know all about it,) that HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS is the most
wholesome and potent vegetable tonic ever
manufactured that it is specific for debility,
dyspepsia, blllousness. and miasmetic ferer,;
that it prevents, as well as cures, these COM
plants and their complications; that il is not
"bad TO take" and is absolutely harmless.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06

e. PUBLIC SALEs.-We invite stsen.
ton to the Public Sales advertised in our
paper. Persons wishing TO keep posted
with The Sales TO come off this Spring.
will do we'll 10 examine our advertising
columns each week.
Mrs. Ruann n Snyder will sell a. pub.
lie sale, near Dufield's Depot, stock
farming implements. corn. hay, oats, &C..
on Saturday the 18th Of March.
Major Henry Hsgan will sell at Public
Sale. stock, farming utensils, &c on
Thursday, the 18th of March.
Daniel Fraley will sell stock, farming
utensils, wheat in The ground. corn, oats,
household and kitchen furniture, &C., on
Monday he 18Th Of March.
John Cost will cell stock, buggies.
household and kitchen furniture, &c, on
Friday The 26lb OF March.
John G.. Shindl,r will sell out lots on
Saturday the Goth Of March.
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H ard are Departm en- t
CoNsIsTs OF

CONSISTS OF
Iron, Steel, Horse Shoes, Nude Shoes Horse
Nails, Rasps, Braces, Bits, .fVgws, GimietS
.qdzss, .8rts, Compas,es, Catipers, Boring No
chimes, .UOrfIss Machines jack Serers Chains,
Rakes, Hanes, TO,cels, Scy.he', .Nait;, Spikes,
Locks: Hinges, Bolts, Flies Chi"i,, Lersls,
Planes, Berels, .4nrils, BeIiOirS, Uses, Screw
Plates, Tire Blenders, SerstC Urtnehes, Forks,
Shorsl,, scoops, .NuGoek,, Picks, Hoes, Rules,
Cro,, Cut Sa,cs, Mil Satcs Circular sa,c,,
Mill Sa,r,, Circular Sa,rs, Hook Tooth Sa,cs,
Hand sa,cs, Compass Sa,cs, Whip Says Hatch
cts, Hammers, Dra,r Knire,, SpOk. shares, Hdr
ness, Hard,cars, Cc6ix Trimmings, Shoe Find
ings, .Ba,Ons' Tools, Brushes, COrddge. Handles,
Cutlery, Drills, scales, with many HousekeeP.
ing and Furnishing Goods, both American and
Imported.
Thankful for past fayors, | solicit orders for
the above named goods.
JAMES LAW HOOFF.
March 6, 1869.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06

GG-THE JuDcE.HIP.-Hon. Joseph A.
Chspli1e has qualified as jude for his
Clrcui, composed Of Jefferson. Berkeley.
Morgan and Hampshire counties. The
Terms for This cousty have been reduced
10 three, instead OF four as formerly, by
an &C, Of the leg-laiure. which will be
held in The months Of April, October and
December. hereafter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06

es- Lloyd Licklider. proprietor Of Oak
HILL. has erected a neat and handsome
sign across the pavement in font Of his
store. The sign Was painted by Mr.. W.
b Miller which speaks well for bis me-
chsnical skill and art.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR-Howsrd Street super 6 90
ss6 rs; do high grades 8 00aS9 Is; do.
family & 50ssl025
HHEAT-Msry land white l0a$2-
2O-of red Virginia Valley is quoted a,
So 90; prime Maryland do. al 2ss2 10.
CORN-Good 10 prime white s6sS7
cents. and inferior at so cts-of yellow
Western mixed al s5 cents, and good TO
prime at 90s92 cenis.
GOLD-Gold is quoted both in New
York and Baltimore al 1872.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06

Anrie,sm (Mary lsnJ) Cemetery Com.
missioDers visited Harrisburg last week
to secure an appropriation from the Legs
lature in aid Of that work. Governor
Grsry Informed them, says the Stale
Guard. that if they insisted upon buryiug
Confederate dead in the Cemetery, they
could expec, no appropriation from Penn.
sylvsnia. The Commissioners assured
The Govern or lhs, il was their intention
10 make the Cemetery exclusively rest
ing place for the remains Of he dead Of
the armies Of The Union. and that another
locality. different and distinct. had been
selected for The remains Of the Confcder-
ale desd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-06

A few days ago, says the Woods'ock
Herald. hymenially inclined pair came
to This place, determined 10 commit the
rash aci, but could no, find the psrson Of
whom they were in search. and started
back homewsrd. determined to hunt the
next hest. On their way back, they
ouerhauled The clerical friend Of their first
Choice, and stopped him. on the Valley
Turnpike, a short distance from this p ace
where he performed the ceremony,whIls'
The par,ies sal upon their horses. and sent
The loving ones homewsrd rejoicing.