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IL Win 'E meet a; E .ss H. T22hhsE
NE" yhIy -. E'eIy member Is reIueS- ed to at
~ G. T. BRECHI. Sc.
W PROPERTY HOLDERS interested in IN
e6hnS Sl tie ter SRd viii G S. O1 n
s d s .,,3 It ii, The FTis.f Meeting
1t COMMITTEE
nm o T e
TaE SOCIETY FOR TIE PREVENTION OF
GRr 1T T9 AS In NIL M; ?. he Conn
:sd, at o'clock. full ATTENDANCE OF thu member.
oi the Sill Tnyn ;, 5eaRs:'f By GtfsTo Of ,,
ErGAR i. B0oRAEM. secrciary. II
IT, r- ,1sal,G Of " EBsTEs L9DGE
ENENIEG. Tor Installation jya..2t+
~ DEDICATIoN or EMERY CHAPEL
~ The Sec. nj Quarterly Conference of Bisdans-
aTU r hi Il fss tats 3
iS haRs will be dedeats On 10 morn a1kN
will ofheiats The public is respectfully inyit,
0-OEFIeE OF THE GREAT FAILS ICE
M and after s,r IGRRnnpANI Ii ina, ,ho
iGc I'D ty hi company will be a. follows until fur
FOR No Pourds aud over. 81 per hnndred:
ror one ten ami upwards ~ he wharf,s II per ton.
- ''''' '-' ''"'' % NV JU. WHITwELL,
J2l3t Secretary I'D Treasurer.
TRALLY, GERMANsl
kGEANp MASS MEETING Of the GERMANS
in syRsathy with Germany in the coming strusgIe
with ~ France vii r. ssid a; tiIe9ln Hall cOrnerD
Measure will be taken 10 give aid and support to
All who are in sympathy with this movement are
earnestly requested 10 attend.
BY order of the Commi,tss ,rr,z ,-..
rsTATEMENT oETH FIREMENsLN
I0N AND GEcRGETOwN. Sixth monihs, end
To Unpaid DiSidends lis 80
s275,7le ?,
By Stock Notes with approved Security SGD eso 20
Ly Stock aud Bonds ll0.j6' a
Washington ...-....--..-. Il3 81
By Balance 10 Credit in Bank OF washing,
ton.-..-.... .......'-..,.,.. BIO 90
s97;7sa 2
Receipt
t. T. Esispss December 81 , 81 !
s2I,sB 10
ExPENDIIrREs.
By Purchase Of Bonds ............ $50 %
By Balance to Credit In Bank of W ash
lIgton.......- 1'IiO 20
s2isls 10
JAS. ADAMS, President.
ABEL e. DAVIS, Secretary.
July Is, $50. W E. HOWARD,
Jy2l-8 Notary Public.
~ NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
OFFICE TREASURER PUBLIC ScHooLs.)
WEST Wine BASEMENT OF CRY HALL, \
washington, July -, lo1U.
All persons holding bills against ths Board Of
Trustees Of Public Schools viii please present them
othe Treasurer for record at the earliest possible
day. Call In the forenoon. j. U. PROCTOR,
jy20-st Treasurer Public Schools.
n~IABIES, TAKE NOTICE, THAT L AM
ia g making some change in my business; there
tore am selling my stock OF Fancy Goods below
yis2w us Market space.
~NOrICE TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS
Comfy COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Room 3, over National Metr, politan Bank.
Notice is h, reby given, that all Taxes for l559 and
August next will be collected according to Law.
iyIs-eo9t JAMES PILLIN6. Collector.
~MILBUsN's POLAR SODA,
S3l 18th STREET,
Opposite United States Treasury,
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'Vso LkT-At SS per month, new Brick DWELL
Il ING, six-feet ball six rooms, dry cellar water
in house, large yard. No. 33l Delaware syeuue bet
and ID SITS. north. Ue0-tfI D. N. LAWRENCE.
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NIANTfC-A GIRL as cha1beruaid and wait
rs Apply immediately a. 1898 street,
beiwe; q 18th and 18th iy22 81
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N@RALLY. GERMANS
a GRANp MASS MEETING Of the GERMANS
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA who are
in syInpathy with Germany in the coming struggle
with France I'LL be held at Lincoln Hall, corner ID
and 9th streets. JULY 2S. al m.
Measures will be taken 10 give aid and support to
our brethren in the Old Country.
All who are in sympathy with this NOV ement
earnestly requested to attend.
BY order of the Committee.
WI WIN. WUERZ, Secretary.
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HEh: OF P.-6ERMAHIA LODGE, No Is
~ VIII meet az 6-i5 p. TUESDAY EVE
NihG July =. Every member is reques- ed to At
tend b order w. q.
NJ @. i. BRECHI. Sc
Tan ADJUUBNLp MEETING OF THE
S PROPERTY HOLDERS interested in r'ia
construction of the g. and 1 street sewer aud the
lateral C1nneC.rd herewith will be hsif THIS
friGayl kNENlN3. 81 the friends Meeting
b"u-',I -trcet, between 18th and 18Th street, AT
. clock . Ia. BY order ~
1t COMMITTEE
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We are informed that q liquor store 10
TitusVils was seized by the U. S. Marshal,
yesterday. Several parties in this placs
suffer by the seizure, the Marshal having
also levied 90 liquors purchased by them
OF the Ti,usvills firm.-Pet. Centre Re-
cord.
No other paper has thls news. Mr.. Record
And yet there are some institutions of this
character in this vicinity that might be seiz.
ed by somebody and the public would not
suffer puch or cry over it either Titus
Vile Courier.
We were in error In regard to a liquor
store oeing seized. 1t should have been q
lot OF liquors which were being sold on CON.
mission, and were not stamped according to
law.
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There was large attendance at the fire
meeting last evening. The COMMITTEES ap-
pointed to examine the fire plugs reported
them In good condition aud ready for Use 10
case OF fre. After discussion of the su b.
ject. it ~as deemed expedirnt that q FIRE
should bs kept burning at all hours 10 the
engine house, and q committee consisting Of
Messrs. Taylor, Rutherford and Jarvis, wer.
appointed to solicit subscriptions for that
purpose. The whole cost is e.t.nated ut
not over 800. and il is hoped our cltizsus
will subscribe libera!ly, and thereby lessen
the danger from fire.
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0oia st p. NJ, ll07s
Il NO PAPER WILL BE ISSUED
FROM THIS OFFICE MONDAY.
1870.

This Is the last week Of the year 1870
Before another day shall have passed away
the New Year will commence. Important
events have transpirsd during the year Just
drawing to close, which ars familiar to
oil our readers, and to enumerste them
would seem snperfuous. Our own land and
nation has been blessed with peace and
prosperity and the resources aud wealth of
the cluntry have been developed to great.
rr extent than 10 any preceding year.
While we have bsen blessed with peace,
aud all lite comforts and influences, the old
world has been made the scene of bloodshed
aud violence. Nation battling against ma
tion, not for the preservation Of great prin-
ciples essential to the happiness Of humaui-
~, but To satiate the pride and ambition of
despots aud tyrants. As resurt Of this
struggle, one empire is numbered with the
things that were, and on its RUNS has been
IAised Republic, the future of which it IL
hard to predict The year 1871 will wit
ness its downfall or successful establisbmeu
Jne pfostfatlon VI France, and the fact that
Prussia has engagements which are likely
tO attract ber attention for some time, has
given sn opportunity Tor Russia to demand
with impsrtinence, the abrogstion of the
Paris treaty OF 1856, and the complications
arising from The defiant position Of that ma
ton, are hot likely to To settled without
appealing to the arhitrament of the sword.
Tbns at the sioss OF 1870, the prospect of q
general war, hangs like a pail over Europe,
prolncins dismsy and uncertainty in the
~ nd. oil the people. and dread rs to the
events n. the futur~.
Other eveuis Of less importance have tran.
,,ir.d durir. the past year. The Ecumen.
ica, Couucii rroc' aimed the infail'hiity Of
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An elephant. belonging to . mensgsris,
recently went on tour to 81 Louis. He
1rst visited the house Of Mr.. Edward S.
Bradley, and knocked 10 one side oft, to
the great terror Of 90 old lady dwelling on
the frat door, who thought ct arst that Asr
husband WAS coming home very drunk. -
Mr. Bradley went ssaiuss the intruder, and
met bin just as be was coming up the from.
steps, evidently anxious 10 efec, 90 en-
trance into the drawing room. The man
terrified the besst witn . cavalry sword, Gu,
his trunk, and drove II away 10 Anguish
and disgust. Then the ouRssssus boast
visited . saloon, exsmiued Il carefully, and
made rush st 1t, which shivered . large
door to atoms. Apparently satisfied With
these exhibitions Of singular sagacity, be
wandered away, and was found frozen 10
death near the Southeastern depot.
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NAN MISSIN0.

In'ornatio" ofshs wbereab abnuS Of v,
Wilson, oflrsnstowss, County Inrm.no,.,
ireland, Wa last heard from at P.,,ol.u,'
Css'r"' "a. Tin r"brus,y lsM) H. u,o,.
hia mother that be was seisg 10 .he C,,ls
hines 10 Nevsds. Any pa,on known,
bis present addrsss win cunf., . ,,.,.
favor on distrsss~d mother by alvin.
ssoh In formation 10 the nnder,ivn.d
II. u. HsxDER-ox L Bro.
oec5''IW Pittshnrgh, Pa
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Returns from tbs principal cities and
towns in Virginia sre % fellows: Risb-
mond, 5l,os3; Norfolk, Is, 1854; Petersburg,
1880, Lynchburg, l6,725: Portsmouth,
1882; Ale xaodris. Is, 376; Isderieksburg
4,047; Winchester, 4,43O.
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Latest and Most Important
War News.

London. Dec. 80.
Tours estimates the entire number Of
French troops at 1900
Bourbak's command 10 charged especi ally
with the duty Of revictuaiiug Paris, and has
already on hand vast amount Of live
stock and provisions for the purpose.
At the proper moment this army will
take a desperate effort to join Chauseys
forces and renuite the army Of the Loire,
which will then with energy push on for
Paris.
Berlin, Dec. 80
The King has sent the following Telegram
TO Queen Augusta:
Versailles, Dec. 80.
The lombard men { OF Fort Avirnon has
slrnced the snemy's guns. The railway
station at Noisey was shslled. and the
French artillery at Boudy dislodgsd. The
Prussian loss was three men. The garrison
at For, Avirnon fed 10 Psrie.
London, Doc. 80.
A Prussian dispatch rsports tbat Col
Bottensteisn, commanding dstaeh msos Of
six companies Of foot, two squsdroos OF
cavalry aud two Huns, was surrounded by
the French near Aento ice, and after des-
psrate fght cut bic way out, losing only
itty Of his command, snd taking two hun
dred and forty priaonors.
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Losr. Between Geo. ". Winsor's rssi-
d.nce in Wild Cat Hollow. ard winsor
Bres. Store, yesterday, aGOLD BRACE.
LET. Ths doder will be literally reward.
ed by leaving tie same st the Rrconp of-
fee or st Winsor BroA Store. ee.2I.3t,
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On Monday evening next a socia, party
vii! bs given at the new hall opposite tn.
Rochester House, muder the auspices OF the
Catholic fair committee. The committee
have made arrangements for q pleasant
time. and our citizeus are cordially invited
to attend.
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"Only a panper, whom nobody owns, ;,
WIS s.lastrated lately in Kansas, where q
homeless pAuper woman was sent back aud
forth, between Lawrence and Ottows, each
refusing her, until finally she died on the
lraio.
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Among the patents issued to citizens Of
Western Pennsylvania for the week eudng
December 81, 1870, is No. lI0,5l7-Still for
petroleum and other oils, Samuel Van
Syckel, Titusvillp.
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One OF tho grave questions just now sg.
itstins the sulirasisis is this: 1T women
are too angelic to vote, how can they
best be msde wicked epouah 10 become
volths Of that gr'a. blessin,'"
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Buy the "Red Hot" Saddle. manufactured
10 Titusville expressly for the oil country
dsp'ed 10 oil kinds Of weather, at J. r.
Kron'a al4-tf
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II A Happy New Year to our patron

Remember the Sunday School Concert, at
the n. Z. Church, at Ia o'clock tomorrow
Sunday evening"
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We havs printed neat and tasty Calsn.
dar for 1871, copies of which can be had by
| applying at this office.
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BiRDS.-The brst Singing ard Oh % pesi
Canary Birds in the on regions sse to bs
bad At
nov7-tf ], ". BGATTYN
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Gafiney has = large lot Of scotch ale and
London porter especially or family use, BY
the bottle or case
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Call at Nicholson Il Blackmon's AID buy
Cooking Stove With iron ware for twelve
dollars
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Inc nnoers'encd N,ss o. dee ,bs, n, or A.,
Pee: l.t ne took up a"sPOrrED HEFPr .oose
pi,e! % sm "o',cs 70 o" N, the BAIT. r.rm Cow Rr s
properly and Isy keeping and ehary,s ''a prove
ss-ss A y. HKRR1CK.
Beatty Farn
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The Titusville Courier hss bsSo enlarged
aud otherwise improved. II presents .
crsditabls appearance.
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There Is 10 possible way YET Of 0sdin6
OH. how many are lost o. tbey have 10 work
very slow on account Of weak Ice.
The bridge turned over - II fell and lays
bottom side up on tho ice.
STILL LATER.
Franklin, Pa. Dec. 8 p. n.
Sarah Mclntire died this noon.
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Oyster and Clam Stews, those eh fac
ioned ones. at VOnoner'a
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The bank aad pos. Office will be closed on
Monday.
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Best Refined Oil 20 cents per gallon, at
decl5.tk J. RrrNrRpoRn,s
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ths Pope, but this did not prevent tho
Italians from demanding and forcing their
kiLg to destroy the Pope's temporal power.
and secure the unihcation Of Italy, with
Rome as iis capital. Spain has found u
King, after q long search. The Duke
Of Ous'on, son Uf the King OF Italy, accept
Ing the throne Of that unhappy aud dis
tIacted Kingdom.
The raragu.yan war in Sonlh Amer
ica was brought TO close by the deaf h
Of Lopez. President OF Paraguay, who
was killed 10 battle with The Brazilian
forces.
Severa, attempts have hren mads TO revo.
lu,ioni.e the Mexican Government but re-
suited iu failure.
The struggle in Cuba still continues
withou: auy prospec. OF closing. The
prospects Of the. insurgents are not
bright.
These are few Of the more important
events Of the past year.
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At the lair last evening Mrs. Hurlburt
having received the largest number Of votes
was awarded the ladies' sacque; Miss Kate
Wall won the ladies' work box, and A ).
Smith the boys prizs. un the other arti-
cles, Ivy consent Of the parties, the polls
were left open until tais evening when the
6nal vote will be taken as follows:
SD p. m.-The BibLs, between the Com
mittee.
9p. m.-Tbe Secretary.
ga p. m.-The Ladies' Watch.
9ls p. m.-Ths Clock, between Messrs.
GafFney and Theobo,.
&c p. m.--The Silver Sett, Letween th 9
Hotels.
l0}4 p. m.-Tbe Chair, between Messrs.
Refer and McCray.
l0la p. m.-The Gold Chaiu. between
Messrs. Healy and Slernburg.
lip. m.-Ths Goid headed Cane, be.
tween Messrs. Barefoot and Hare.
III p. m..-Tns Doctcr'. Cans.
ll13 p. Gold Chain, between Messrs.
McMshon and Robinson.
There WAS large number In attendance
last evening, and svesy,hing passed OF
pleasantly. As this is the last night Of the
fair Ill should avail themselves OF the op-
portunity to pass n pleasant evening.
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.n.THHIID.

Az tic residence Of the bridca
brothcr, Mn Brook. in this county
ou tho 2lth ult, by the Row. Mr.
Jnliau, Mr.. VI. h. Nicklc and Miss
Molhc Brooks.
We tender to you Judge our
congratulations upon having won
80 fair a prize, and hope that true
contontmeut may ever reign within
your domestic circle and pleasures
around your pathway through liic
ever cluster.
Ia Memphis at the Central Bap'
list Church on Tuesday 22nd ult.
at 81 o'clock, p. NJ, Capt. Virgil V
Moore and Miss Samuclla S. Shep
pard. The many friends and for
mcr members of Armstrong; Brig
AIDE will join withusin our congrat
ulations to sour efficient and pop
ular Adjutaht General, for his sue
cess in winning so fair n prize iror
among the beauties of Mcmphi,
aud hope him Iongliic aud fortune
tavoing smiles.
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IN
~Chaneery Notice.

-,
The state OF Mississippi,
Pamela Coury'
In the Choneery Court Of said county at
Rules before ibcClerko OF said Court at his Office
in the Town otPanola, on tins the 10Th day Of
February "A, d 1870,
No. 2i6.
Jane CLAYTON. et al, Upon filing aud OPEN
IS. ing the answer and
Iouisa Vernon, ct al. cross bill Of Louisa
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commissioners Sale of Land.

BY virtue ola decree Of the Probate Court Of
Panola County, State Of Mississippi, rendered
therein 90 The ID day OF March 1870, in the
suit OF W. b. Vaughan, vs., heiIs Of l.. c. High
tower, deceased, | will, ag commissioner therein
appointed, on Saturday the 9th day Of April.
1870, at Peach Creek in said county, within
hours cHcr for sale at public auction %
the hishes, bidder, for cash. the following desf
erihed lands, to-wii; the southeast quarter o.
section 'weniy-foV, t3i) township seven, IN
eight lSl west in aid county OF panol,
] A. POLK. COMMISSIONS.
fd / Rand lib Attys ipr ptt. mchj-5t
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Memphis e. Louisville

Tine SURE CONNECTIONS,
by the
LOUISVILLE RouTE,
to all points
AND EAST.
No CHANGE OF CARS
MEMPHIS TO LOUISVILLE;
only one change to
Chicago, Indianapolis,
pittsburg, Philadelphia
and New York.
Only two changes to
Baltimore and Washington.
rsa-. Eastern Passengers secure
Quicker time and less changes 9; cars
than BY any other route, by
asking for tickets
ma.. VIA LOUISVILLE. .ass
Purchase your Tickets at
2374 Aain Street, Memphis,
or Mt
Depot OF NJ. L. Line, Memphis,
G II T
Transported at quick time at
Low RATES,
DISPATCH,
SAVING OF INSURANCE. !
Through bills OF lading at GUARANTEED
may be procured at all principal r. n.
IN Eastern Cities
ALBERT FINK
C.E.gal Superintendent
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JAMES fffntf U.H
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi,
Pamela County.
Probate Court February Term. 1870,
To Samuel G. Watkins aud Maria Thornton,
wife of John B. Thornton, whose post-ofIicc
is Oakland, Colorado county, Texas, and J.
b. Watkins whose post-otiice and address, af-
ter d~iligent inquiry, cannot be asccrtained,
heirs at law Of Thomas j.. Watkins, dec.
You are cited to appear before the Probate Court
OF the county of Pamela, on the 10Th day Of
April ncSt to show cause why the petition OF
II. q. Crolier, administrator of the estate oil
Thomas ]. Walker, dec, for final settlement
should not be allowed, BY order of Court.
J. II, PIERCE, Clerk.
SAM PETITE, Atty. for admr, mch6-5t
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SOLD OUT.

The undersigned have this day sold our en-
tire stock 9fgoods 10 Messrs. Mitchell, Camp 1
Gattis.
We return our thanks to our friends for their
past liberal patronage, and upon retiring, we
respectfully solicit their custom for our success
orS.
Capt. Yates vii remain with the new firm
during the coming season, and will he happy to
serve his old friends. The hooks Of the firm Of
j, II. Yates \ Co, will be found with Captain
Yates, who is authorized TO settle all ou,stan-
ding business OF the Arm.
J. II. YATES 4 co.
Batesyille, Miss, March LIST 1870.
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Administrators Notice.

Whereas letters Of administration d. bonis non
on the estate Of Elizabeth McCokle, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned, by the Hon.
orable Probate Court Of Panolh county Missis-
sippi, at the january term thereof 1870. Now
all persons holding claims agnins, said estate,
will present them and have the same allowed
and registered within the time allowed by law.
or the same will be forever barred.
j. A. POLK, Administrator,
ien0-5t de bonis non
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NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAM.

NT1
Pursuant to a decree Of the Honorable Pro-
bate Court q Pamela county made at the Feb
ruary terry 1870, | will, as almiais,rato. Of II.
Il. Fowler, deceased, expose for sale On the
premises
ON SATURDAY THE 9Th DAY OF APRIL
1870. between the hours Of II m. aad 5 y. IN,
at public auction to the highes, bidder the
northeast, IN. e quarter Of the northwest In.
w. quarter Of section II, township 10, muge 6
%cst; , Pamela county, belonging 10 the estate
Vi Harrison h. Fowler, deceased.
TERss or SAtB-0ne-third cash. and the
balls qce in o,e and two years. Purchasers re-
qaircd TO give bond with good security bearing
& per cent interest from date.
j. c. FOWLER, Admr.
SAM PEErE, Atty. mchs-st
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VenditiOni EXpOnas.

BY virtue of a writ Of venditio exponas to me
directed from the Circuit Court ofPanola county
Mississippi, in the case of Hiram Satterlield VS.,
VIM. G, McGowan, administmtorofthe estate Of
B. Moore, dee, will on Monday the 18th day
of May, next, 1870, in front of the courthouse
door in the town of Pamela, offer for sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described property, to-wit; Lots
No, 6, Z, 5 and 8 in Block No. 3 in the town OF
Pamela, together with a good framed Residence
situated thereon. This property was levied on
as the property of B. Moore, dec, to satisfy said
writ and costs. Sale within lawful hours.
febl9-5t A. R. HOWE, J, P.
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The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county
In the Circuit Court Of said county,

"V"F V""g1
Boyles & Bro, Attachment was issued
vs.. on the 10Th Of October last,
G.. W, Maxwell against the estate Of q. W.
Maxwell, defendant, for the sum Of one hun
dred and fifty dollars r%etnrnable to the said
Circuit Court.
Notice Is hereby given to said G. W. Maxwell,
defendant, that resides near LaGrange in the
State of Georgia, that unless he appears at the
Circuit Court of said county, to be holden in
the courthouse thereof, on the 9TH Monday a-
ter the 4th Monday in March, 1870, and plead
to said action, judgment win be rendered A.
gainst him and the estate attached will be sold.
JH, PIERCE, Clerk.
TAYLOR h PETE.
febl9-5t Attys. for plaintiffs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-03-05

The Aberdeen EramNor OF the
2lth ult., reports a loss to that town
Of several store buildings by lire