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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-17
CArE GmAnDEAr, Ang. I, 1871.

lAPE bEHAEbEAU5 Aug. - 1871.
Editor Jouraai:
Either through the imperfeetion OF
the mail arrangements OF the discrimi-
nation Of the supervising Editor Of the
JouRsn, ] occasionally fail to see
a second time, the letters Iprepare, too
cagclessly perhaps, for your ten thous-
and readers. Such was tie case with
nay last previous effort in this direction,
which | have no means af knowing
whether it ever reached your yawniug
waste basket. or lies securely obscure
ia some neglected nook of the ID. 4. 0.
In any event its loss has not ayailed 10
hinder tie onward progress II yourpa-
per towards a front place III journalism
where, a power far good i viii, we
trust continue - make for itseifa NAME
and iame throughout tie land
Ireceige weekly, SOME ten papers
through the post Office. but f5r none
other 20 / watch aud wait with tia,
earnest expectation that each Tuesday
evening takes mc with Hnfai.ing regul.
anty 70 q convenient place near Box y
where | can look fl tie JgrasAL- -uy
aler ff9in hemc, which received
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-17

on ITS patent outside gtaerwlfe tue
blank paper waa'l be aH Improvement
Il is Hat likely that this condition
Of things wiil caut.mc. ltis tbg Wt
versal opinion that a good newspaper
started here e. Rag would enter upon
an HBgammaaly promising field, Now
is the time,
The South East Agricultural Associ.
alton, holds iis 6nt annual fair en che
new grounds adjoining this city dur
iag the second week 10 October Much
money has been expended ia puyebas-
lng and preparing the site aud there ls
every prospect OF this enterprise being
a great sncecss. Tho managers do
serve great credit, fer their energy ia
prosecuting the undertaking, and the
stockholders, belonging to every
county IA southeast Missouri are de-
termned to contribute literally TO-
make the vast resources Of this section
known to mankind. IL is the intention
to publish daily gazette at the hir
grounds during the continuance of the
exhibition ia October the press to bo
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-03-25

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debility siffHfsff upUn Fianlff hl
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the iatie ihft shey ore 0br ioHiN foe Holk
Hsmach rhit 4u1t the csc " ~ IT, itiitf
ni1eft which viii hs fuHlmIll Hn feN'f.ue.
" pleasant HiIs1mH plants iafis fpd roo's
eluiHhnte thflg restorative ialr=s Up rradef "
tna,hinE and strengthening IT, aasf che
only pure stimalau, which has evtr been pro
durei, Z. n%iaining nnl 6ol ~ nr any other lele
'erious pltment' The most careful and skllul
cbemisu haze analyted ihe Blturt aud po-
nouhced them harmless This is Scientific ics-
iimouy; but the testimony Of the hundreds ~
thousands who have experienced the prcycn.
tive and curative effects Of the anEAr yr1r
rABtr roStc and Alternative 81 maicfu times
is still more conclusive. In Fever aud Ague.
dyspepsia, B~illiousness Nervous Complaints.
Chronic Conplniais and general debility u Z
a. nearly iuhllihle rs anything IN ibis hliblo
world eau be.
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Chanffu Notice.


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ia fhs fhssee7 Cost lf r. feHaiI. n H
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Cont ai bs aIlas be ths ises ~ fsHala au
ft- d1fanfH ity 1f Frt1atfU AN 1875
Elnt rs ffth efstitr tpnf'fin-
~ ants hli 70 'hisrsaTs hep
Ltvh homes lpuiuR itai . afishiaai
fss Inns = $50 faasfcstdshi = Ne Htaie n'
N s#pti that bio place u residence and po't
oairf adiroa e antnewn a. complainant cod
its' aHsr i'lgsai inqui'y shs : rsable TO a'-
ratlaih The mme
ftsmtfsiars orifsed ty ihe eari that lie
'atl defendant Lewis inhct ~ entet Bio -
pearanoe herein. on or beUfs ma hrt dos %
ihe uestierm gfibis easrs. e be haldeh q ne
court.house ofSAii county 10 tis tavn q Pa
nola on the FRS, day q April 1871 asa plead.
austrf or dcmnt 10 the bin n complainant
herein hled or the allegations thereof will ho
taken a. cuule sea.
II Ia further ordered that q copy " thia otdcr
be published In the Weekly Pamela star a
new sparcr published In the town ~ Pauola IN
snid county for four weeks successfully
A true copy. j. I, HAEhlsuNg
"a AZ Cprvr CLERK
Solicitor tI+M
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fhe iiter Tee h. Hrsfiefs Litrf Neicine.
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from pee espsfienes Z ssfy daahf.
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their duty - mash - - neglect NE
sabtaih sehool. - L l. oae oi The
very best institutions fof tniniaa
ihe minds Of Che young 10 loilov
The footprints u Christ. Seed sown
IN fresh ground brinReth forth abun.
haat harvest.
Oar maism eoufse u nsins beesssa sssal
toe u he hdy hat fsau.rs aaessisaal fslisf
rhe system tseoaiff shlebisf. dsfanetd. Gig
sed and labor. in is task The mlna ympA
thiEes sith 4 aHa both sins. Or sfs fspftssse
toapthsf To restore ne vital snsfgiss. yufse
ibe syrfem@tisanse TIE hiosdAsakt Ayers
PitAG asgow, ~ lffee PFsss
The season for fishing excursions,
pie-nics and outdoor sports is fast
approaching. yet we have seen but
very little disposition IN the minds
ofthe peoplet many amuse-
ments Of any character. The strin-
gency in the money market has
brought depression upon the minds
of every one and the only thought
is to safely escape privation, want,
bankruptcy or failure in meeting
payments promptly next fall, and
these thoughts have driven the love
of amusemcnts from the hearts OF
our people. We do not fully agree
in yielding so completely to the pres
sure of hard times, but think that
we should at least keep up our spir-
its with economical amusements,
rather than have none atall. 1t is
not good for a people to have their
minds continually bent upon making
money, and it is necessary for their
welfare that their pursuits of bust
ness and enjoyment should be diver
si6ed.
Chicago is saidto have a temperance society
with 500 members in good standing. Almost
as wonderful as the cures effectedtby DR., Bra
zier's Liver Cordial. =.
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ivsf lt0vsr e aaf - a kiiafs
ssfsfsi ma'ss side
RfBssy Hreris
The MfH Csnifai mF 81
bridge. tive miles from hsfeh vash
81 sway There are three breaks
IN lhs railroad hatwesn herr aHd
Bolivar Trains esanot pas 'oaih
~ several days
On The Mobile and Ohio milfuad
there is q break near No. rinson,
twelve miles south Of here. and an.
other IT Hendefson. twenty mihs
south. No trains can pass over ihis
route for several days.
The Memphis and Louisville road
il broken between Brownsville and
che Tennessee River, and no train
arrived ut Humboldt from Louisville
this morning.
4 Steamboat for Jackson.
The steamer Lilly Dean is expect
ed here from Dyersburg. As no
steamboat has been here for over
twenty years an exciting time is ex-
pected, as the whele town will turn
out to welcome her.
HUMBoLDT, Tenn, March 1.-THE
trains cannot pass from Memphis to
before Sunday. There is
bad break at big Sandy crossing (;
another at Forked Deer, two miles
west Of this point, and one at Wolf
River near Memphis. Many passen-
gers are water bound. The train
from Mobile come trough this even
ing all right.
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VINE or LIFE

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink
Rafnrs prym vime or Vine Of LOe, Is free
from an poisonous drugs or impurities being
prepared for those who require astimalnnt. II
Is a splended appetizer and tonic, and the finest
thing In the world for purifying the blood. II
il the most pleasant and dc icions article ever
offered to the public, sr superior to brandy
whiskey, wine, bittcrs, or any other article. II
Is more healthy. and cheaper. Both male and
female, Young or old, can take the wine Of
Lifet--Jtis In fact, d life prescrver Those who
wish 70 enjoy good health and a free How
lively spirits, viii do well 70 TAXI the wine
Life. II II different from any thing ever be.
for in use. II Is sold by druggist, alec at all
respectable saloons. Price Done Dollar IN
quart bottles.
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feanesee.
n Hee sols Agent, N Main ~
Memphis Tenn. aur2sl Is
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WAREER's CoUGH BALsAa is healing, Soften
ing and expectorating. The extraordinary
power It possesses in Immediately Relieving
and eventually cureing the most obstinate
crsea of Coughs. Sore Throat, Bronchitis In
%fuenza, Catarrb, Iloarssness, Asthma and Con-
sumption is almost incredible. So prompt is,
the relief and certain It's effects in all the above
cases, or any affection of the throat and lungs,
that thousands Of physicians are daily prcsclb-
Ing II, and one and all say that 1t is the most
healing expeciorant medicine know. One
dose always affords relief and in most cases
one bottle effects a cure. Sold by druggist, in
large bottles. Price One Dolla$. 1t Is youI
own fault If you sill Cough and suffer. The
Balsam will cure,
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue oftwo writs ofexecution to me d.
rected, one from the Chancery Court Of Pamela
county, Mississippi, and the other from The
High Court Of Errors ard Appeals of mississippi
both against B. II. Pope for costs, ! will, on
Monday the 9th day Of March, 1911, in
Fl oht ofthe eonrt+hoase door in the town Of
Pamela, sell to the highest bi der foi each, The
east ofs.E. Of section 10, township 10,
range 7 west in Pamela county, State OF Mis-.
sissippi, levied upon o. the property Of said B
II. Pope to satisfy said executions.
Sale within lawful hours.
mh4s3t- U. oZANNE, shG.
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U. 5. Marshalls Sale

By yirture of writ Of Execution to me d.
rectcd from the Clerk Of the U. s. Court at
Oxford Mississippi, infhe case Of Joseph Hoy,
vs.. B. II. Pope; and WI Pope, | will on
Monday the 27th day Of March 1871, in front
Of the Court house door inthe town Of Psrola
sell to the higbast bidder Tor cash, the South
hall of section 81. Township 10, Range :. and
the west half Of section 20, Township IT,,
Range 7, and The cast halt Of section 30, TovT
ship 10. Rasgc 7, all in the county Of panola,
State Of Mississippi, levied Oh as the piofei'l o.
b. u. Pope 10 satisfy said execution, aai all
.sosts, sale within lawful hours.
J. II. PIERCE, o. s.
MARSHALL Northern Dist Miss.
March End, 1911.
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By virtue Of q writ of execution TO me direct
ed from the Chancery Court Of Pamela county
Mississippi, in the case ofJ. C. Harrison, Com
missioner, VS.. John NJ. Little, ct al, | will, OF
Monday the Sd day Of April, 1871, in front o
to the highest bidder, for cash, the 8. w. ant
so acres of the south and Of the n. W. of sec
8, township s range Q west and fr. Of sec 10
township s, range 6 west, containing in all 46t
acres, lying and being in Panoa county, Stat
Of Mississippi, levied on as the property of sale
John N, Little to satisfy said execution and al
costs. Sale within lawful hobrs.
Fml1-3t U. OZANNE, shG.
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The Storm.

The tornado on Wednesday last
caused great damage to many of the
buildings in Memphis. Houses were
unroofed, walls were blown down,
signs were swept away, street cars
blown from the track, and hats in
Vulnerable lifted high up from off
the astonished heads of the wearors
and blown "whithcr the wood
bine twineth." And from every
direction of the country we have re-
ccived intelligence of the amount
of damage done by the flood
of water that followed the
same storm, on Wednesday last. 1t
reached Chicago and the California
papers notice the heavy deluge Of
rain at the same time. The damage
done to lands by this heavy wash
ing steady rain # sixteen hours Of
duration commencing at one O'Clock
on Wednesday Of last week, and the
washing away of Bridges and Lev
ees by the sudden rise in the creeks
and rivers, but the damage is yet
not fully known. But we have re
ceived information through reports
to the Board of Supervisors of at
least eight to ten thousand dollars
damage done to the county bridges,
swept away and destroyed by the
overaows. Every part of the county
has suffered in the loss of bridges
one bridge was destroyed that had
beer completed and received on the
day before the commencent of the
rain at a cost of over two hundred
dollars. The damage to the Levee
leading from the Iron bridge on
Tallahatchie, has not yet been fully
ascertained owing to the present
state Of the water, but the principle
loss is the washing away of the two
small covered bridges at the foot Of
the hills. We intend to give a care
full statement Of facts in reference tc
the recent work done on this levee,
and show up the failure on the part
of those whose business it was tc
have this work done rightly, and
which on the other hand it was ex'
ecuteo so lndifferently as to allow
the county to suffer a severe loss By
receiving work thai wouldnot stand
although the fault s.as not with tn
builders, as they we understand wen
according to specification. we WI
get at the facts and publish them e
that all may know how the public
money goes.
The Board of Supervisors are il
session to day and are letting out
contracts for the rapid repair of all
damages done to bridges belonging
to the county and will soon have the
roads in repair.
The hest liver medicine In the world Is Bra
zier's Liver Cordial, II thoroughly renoyate
the liver, no matter how torpidit may be.
.aTHE BAY ,HoRsE."-When 70,
are IN the aBluf CITY aud want t,
awet' your whistle with q drinl
of The finest liquors kept in the city
walk around to the EBAY Horse So
LOOM kept by Duncan McLain. cor
ner Of Monroe and Second streets
and You will get It. In
Bsazier's Liver medicine, lest Liver Eecula
tor known.
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Citation N0tire.

To J. Lucins McGekee, who Il M heir al law
Of james r.. McGehoc, deceased, and resides
at Oxford N the State OF Gtprgla-- Cresf,As
Youare cited to be and appear beiop NE chan
cory court Of Pamela county, State Of hi@is-
sippi, At The court house Of said county ~ tls
own Of Pamela, on the hr.t honlay u ARR
| 1871, then a d there to show cause Hany sou
can, why the mai Greoani OF Ed T, heuchss
aud Nm. T. McGehee, exeeniors q The lhs'
will aud testament Of James u McGeh'e, de-
ceased, aled in said court, should not be 81
lowed and approved.
BY order Of court.
nl.5 j c. HARRISON, Cf.
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Commissioners Sale Of Land.
Louisa Vernon, ct al


Louisa Vernon, ct al
No 24G.
Under and by %virture of two DEGREES Of tn
Chanccry court ofPanola county, Safe Of Mis-
stssippi, rendered in the above entitled cause
| will at the Court house door IN the town o
Pamela on VI dnesdayIi2th day Of April 1871 b
tween legal hours, offer for sale to theiighes
bidder the following reatlEstate, to wit;
The South ives; quarter Of 3 cti n %, an(
that part Of South East quarter OF said sector
~, and allthat part of section 81, North ofth'
Tallahatehie River,all in Township Eight rang,
Seven west, in said county of Pamela.
Said land Is known as the Wilds Vernon
place lying on the Mississippi and Tennessee,
Railroad on the North side of the Tallahatchit
River, and will be sold in tracts of not NOR,
than one hundred and sixty acres.
Terms or Sale
One third Cash, balance in one and twt
years, with approved security for deferred pay
ments. e.
J. G. HARRISON
Com missioner
ma-ll-till day of sale
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"
uU UNrIftW HIN
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G. Mckinney. ct

80 ~
Upon Affidavit fled IN this cause, il appear.
ing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court that N,
said defendant, II. & Mckinney, Is a non resi-.
dent II the State Of Mississippi and shat he re-
sides at Centreville. IN The State " Alabama
II is therefore ordered, that the said defendant
10 enter bis appearance herein On or before tho
first day Of the next term Of this Court,sto be
holden al the Conrt-houss of said county Of
Pamela. in the town OF Panoli, on the first
Moaday In April, 1871, and plead, answer or
demur TO bill bill Of complaints herein, or the
allegations thereof will be taken for confessed
as 10 him.
tits further ordered, that n copy Of this or
der be published in the Weekly Pamela Star, a
newspaper published in the town Of Pamela, in
said county, for four weeks successfully, and
that a copy thereof be tran smitted by mail,
postage paid, to the address Of said def ndaut,
II. @. Mckinney, at Oentefville, Alabama.
A true copy;
J. C HARRISON, Clerk
HARRISON a TAYLOR, Solicitors. f25-5t
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Mississippi q Tennessee Railroad

TIME T.sREE.
Change oftime on Sunday Nov, 40, 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis 1880 p. NJ, pass
Batesyille 3:3iP. ~, arrive NJ Grenada s:i5
Express trains leave Memphis 4s0 r. NJ, pass
Batcsyille sil8T. N. arrive at Grenada l0.45
Pm
Freight train leaves Memphis Gao A. N, pass
Batesyille 1851 ?. NJ, arfiyeat Grenada $40
pm,
GOING NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenada 900 A. NJ, pass Bates.
vile lt27 A.. NJ, a-iyoat Memphis 2'50 ?, N
Express trains leave Grenada gao A, ~, pass
Batcsyille 5l2A NJ, arrive at Memphis s,3l
AN
Freight train leaves Grenada 4s40 a. w., pasl
BAtcsyillo s.52 A. NJ, arrive nj Memphis 2.l'
~. Me-
Mail and ! Express trains daily.
Freightruns daily eexeept Sundays.
The mail train going South makes diree'
connection NJ Grenada for New Orleans. Tho
Express going South connects for Water Val
10y, Coireeville, oxford, nc,
A. s. L%tYERMORE, Gcn'L Sup't.
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THR sTATE or MISSISSIPPI :
PASotk CutVW

PASotk Cutvfy
IN The Chaucery Court II said county, iu Va.
cation, before The CLERK Of said Court. Of bic
olhce. IN the town Of Pamela, on this The 23i
day Of February lejl-No. $50.
Robert A. Cole,
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MIS- ISSIPPI.

Jackson, March 17.-Owing to
the high water that seems TO prevail
in every direction no trains could
reach this point to-day, from either
jackson or the North. The dam
ages to railroads has been great.
Associated Press Dispatch.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, March 17.--Twenty-6ve
bridges were swept away in Morgan
county Illinois, by the recent floods.
The loss of property by the flood is
immense.
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Monday the eth day Of March,

league, | Will, on
Monday the eth day of March,
1871, In front Of the courthouse door in the
town of Pamela in said county, sell to the high
est bidder for cash, the following described
lands lyinL and being in said county, to-wi;'
West of section 20, township 10, of range
I west, as the property of B II. Pope; and N,
f.. Of section l6, township 10, range !; and
east and s. W. of S, Il. dissection l6, town.
ship 10, range I and fraction S. of N. W
section l6, township 10, range 7; and Wes
fraction N. W. of section %, township 10
range 7; and N. W, and fraction n. +. o
section q, township 10, range I; and f~ractiona
N. e. of section II, township 10, range I, N
W. and fractional N. +. section q
township 10. range 7, and west fraction N. W
/ o section ~, township 10. raure 7, levied OF
as the property of Thomas league and D.. II
Pope to atisfy said executions and all costs.
Sale within lawful hours.
mh4-st y. OZANNE, SELF.
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Gives particular attention to all diseases pccu-
liar totheeye and ear. Devoting his entire time
and study TO the above f~pecial.ies, he respect
fully tendess hia professional services 10 the
public. Patients from a distance will be ac-
comodaied With board aud ~ necessary atten.
.,on for @te 4 week. s3.ti