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The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
Rangers notice.

The State of Mississippi,
Tallahatchie County.
TAKEN up by VIM. Dyer, North
l. East of Charleston, one sorrel
mare, about four years old. Her left
fore foot white up to the pastor joint,
left hind loot 81 leg, white half way up
TO the hook, small white star tn the
forehead, about 13 hands high, no brand
discoyerable. Appraised to $40.
Sworn to and sub
scribed before me, ]. NJ. Buckheurf.
this 3rd day of Jan, Mortimer Orr.
nary, 1846.
JOHN j. GRAY J. P.
true copy of Certificate of appraise-
oent. Charleston Ian. 9th l846.
JOHN KELSO Ranger
Jan. '46. 49-6w.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
RANGER,S NOTICR.

TAKEN up by David Little, living
seven miles from Pamela on the
road to fernando, two Bay Horses,
one with lump on his left ankle, is
supposed 10 be seven years old, the
other is six years old-appraised each
10 $4,000. p B. Jones K. P. G..
May %, 1916. 14-tf.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
RANGERS UOfiCe

WAS posted by V. Malone, living
w bout twelve miles South West OF
four wn Of Ponola, one bay horse mule,
RICH, years old, has two scars on his
,ohe hip, and appraised to S25.
P. B. JONES, R. P. C.
March %, '46. Gift /.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20

A List of letters remaining in the Post o.
IA nee, at Panola, on the first day of Apr
lc46.
Armstrong A w Allen Henry 3.
Allen Mrs. M Afford w CO
Boyd A RI Brandar Ell
Buckly c tt
Clark David CaldwellJJ2
Carter Afford | Canton n
Drlver EnNI Deloach {. |
Daniel A 1
Edger Mrs. N Evans John |
Evans Sarah Miss
Glascock Croford Gibson AE
Cords n John Godfrey Allen F
Hart Gabriel Hanks G d.
Hatch I'd s L Hunter ThomasOI
Haskins G B l Hightower Johnl
Hmere N
Justice Eli Jolly William
Joyner BENZ. l Jackson Robert III |
Kemp John killebrew w l
Clerk Circuit Court 3
hennedy Joseph L Kennedy Edmond
Lumpkins Wi liam Ledbetter BH1
Lama Wiley Il
McGhee MrsCl Myrick Wesley
Mckinney James Myrick Charles III
McRurle John l Martin Rob't |
Nelms , III L Odan Soloman
Perkins Moses r Pitts Aaron
POLAND Fl & Co. PIust John
Reed EJr2 Roads G III
Robinson ii Ruffin James
Sheriff Pamela County 3
Simmons Mrs h l Shy Older
Administrator of r Fl Thomas
Turnkey George w Turkin John1
Tate X Mis-
White David Walton HH
Administrator of Rob't Estor
WilsonThomas ID |
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
Final settlement.

The Stale Of Mississippi, Prob Court,
Ppnota County, Deer term
1845.
'NHE undersigned, Collector Of the es-
II tate Of Richard w. Thomas decd
has filed his accounts at this term of
the court for final setltemen, at the
February term 1916 Of said court.
S. B. DICKENS, Collector.
DEC goth As. 46-6w
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20

JOHN A. CHAPMAN.
HPON opening the Bill OF Complaint
W IN this cause and2il appearing TO the
satisfaction Of the Court. that said de-
PENDANT is a nonresident Of this State
upon motion, 1t is considered by the
court that publication ,e made in the
Pamela Mississippi Lynx, news paper
published in the Town Of Pamela in this
State for the Term of three months,
requiring said defendant TO appear be
fore our next Circuit Court to be held
at the Court House Of Pano'a county on
the 4th Monday after the 4th Monday
in September next, & plead answer or
demur TO said bill of complaint, or the
same will tie taken for confessed ana
set for hearing ca parte.
WIN. s. KEITH, Clerk.
June 90, 1916. l8-3m.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
SELLING OFF AT COST.

SELLING OFF AT COST.
INTENDING to change our business
1 the ensuing fall, we now offer large
and very desirable stock of goods
AT COST.
The entire stock has been purchased
for CASH--it embraces
Dry Goods, Hardware.
Crockery, 6oots'
Hats. Shoes, &c, &c
II is a rare chance for persons in want
OF GOODS.
nrNo credit will be given in any IN
HUNT & co.
May 18th 1916. 1871
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
NOTICE DRAGONS,

ENHE PonoIa Light Dragons are re-
Il quesieG to meet in the town of Po-
nola at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. on The fourth OF
July next, for the purpose of drilling.
w. G.. RAlRrRN, Q. S.
By order Of Capt. Watson.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
MT. SYLVAN ACADEMY
FOR MALES.

LAFAYETTE COUNTY MISS.
EIeUen Miles West Of Oxford and
Sirty Fire S. E. of Memphis.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
RAN 6r's Notice,

TAKEN UP by Stewart Pipkin Iiv-
ing about fifteen miles cas-: Of Ponola,
one sorrel mare about three years old,
with a small star on the forehead; no
other brands or marks perceivabIe-
Appraised to $35, oo.
p. B. JONES, Ranger
iune II'46 v2nl6tf
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20

a List of letters remaining in the Post Of
nee, at Pamela, on the first day of April
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
Administrators notice.

30th may 16nv2tf
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The MAGNETIC Telegraph.
sA Editor of The Tribune

Jet& kGi0T Of (nc TlOh7S
An article appeared in your paper oil Friday
OH ult headed Neao. York aud Boston Telegraph in
yah |. is stated that the line works perfectly well from
Boston to Hartford and Springfield but from New-Ha
v 20 Newton the communication is irregular and the
me crly in use part Of the time and represents tha;
,,he derancement arises from crossing OF the wres
,tyeen the two cities. (NewYork and New Havcn) but
there and how has baed every attempt at detection
have no doubt the gentleman who attempts to ex.
Of the difculty-thc very circumstances he mentions,
namely that the line docs not work part Of the tire
j. pretty good evidence of the truth OF my remark For
ii the wires were really crossed, unless they GOV.
cred with some non-conductng materially they would
no: enable the operators the line d. all. But
they do il part of the rHc that fact is evidence
ha; they have looked IN The wrong place 20 find the
cause.
VIII venture 70 predict withou, any knowledge Of
the facts OF the case other than communicated above
that the true OF the bad working OF the line from
New York New Haven arises either from the imperfect
insulation from the irpefec, OF the sections OF
xrewhich should be not only netalic but ahso-
Lutte union of thu metals either by soldering brszng
The NewYork and Washington line erected by d:f.
feren contractors and the sections pt up differently
from each other. That from New York 10 Philadelphia
is OF copper wire and soldered throughou-hat from
Philadelphia 70 Baltimore is oi iron wIge with the -nd
soldercd and the insulation is imperfect, Now, OF these
two sections o. wire, that from SewYork Philadel-
pha works much the better did at the the
ner was completed Now she wires were iInpcrecty
bound tie nsuatior imperfect just such results
mere described ought 10 follow and doubt tina:
the other OF these to be attributed the
imperfect working of the line from Haven 10 New
York. Yours, sc. TELEGRArm
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Snip saurci Hicks Bunker in Liverpool July 29th
Hdse. 70 Eicks Co. Aug st in Ia: Il !CE =. % ex-
changed signals with Bremen snip Louisa bo:ud West.
ward 3st ut at 20 10 Ion s. 80 SPIKE sca- Charleston
fIn Boston for New-York.
Ship saracen Hawkins. I'm Glasgow, July Eth ,ndse
to Woodruff (. Sintrrn.
Snip star Republic Moss in Galveston. (Texas) I'd
u!t COO bales cocon. to Brewer & Nelson
ship Thoma. Perkins, arthur ds I'm Boston, in
bsila.t TO master.
Bark Avola Adams 10 d. f- Turks leland 70 Nesul,h
& Walsh ll,3GO bushels sa!; % Middleton & Co. The
ate and i've OF tie Of brig Madrid OF Pniladel
phia stranded Grand Turk the 10th August came
passengers in the 4 The i made the voyage 10 Turks
Island - days and has been days North Of 30 %
with light winds from the South.
Bark Amelia Mulholland, Dix, I'm Rio De Jsneiro July
18th 5000 bags coffee, TO Dunscomo & Beckwith- Lett
banks Cheuango snow. for Baltimore. Chief
Leevrc Patagonia mex; day Brewster. soers. Boston
ldc; Margaret Hu2g. Liiton Baltimore. do Mazcppa
Smith. Newi York soon; Annita Lovel I'm Boston Just
arr July 9th Caroline Lane. I'm Newfoundland dsg ;
bngs Commerce Burgess, I'm Cape Verbs urc; peUah
Forsyth for Africa ldg; Tweed Hand Phila unc. Chipo
Ia, McLennan, I'm Monevideo wig fight Fabius, White
I'm Batavia, via Montevideo for Baltimore in few days
Vintage, Edwards Tor africa copper1ns Aoo.J Jones. n
Baltimore, unc; NoEezuIra Kelly. do do; schr Dover
Kersey I'm Boston. frigate Columbia, Commodore
Rosseau: corvette Dale Commander Mexican just
At Monteydeo corvette Plymouth brig Bsinbridge
ordered 10 Rio; frigr,e Saratoga expected daily from
Bahia Lat - :. Ion 81 80 w spoke brig Wakulla,
hence for Rio, 40 ds out. NJ Chas Manners OF Provi
dence passenger
L : brig-o.-war Lawrence, Commander sam! Mercer,
q DAYS from Pensacola
Hamburg brig Johannis Christoph Grell Sc ds from
Hamburg ndsc, to Schmidt & Balchen &c steerage
passengers.
Brig Democrat Howes I'm Para and sd I'm the River,
India Rubber &c. TO Foster &; Nickerson. Lett brig
Granite Upton, of and I'm Salem unc. NJ W Moore,
passenger.
Brig Subao sawyer Is days from Passport, plaster,
master.
Brig Henrietta Thurston Is DIS i'm Eastport plaster to
master.
schr Ann b Treadware, Virginia coal.
Schr Ravens, Braun, . ds I'm Snow Hill, corn, TO Il
Haycns
Schr Cassandra. Baker Virginia coal.
Sandman schr Telegraph Lareno I'm Genoa via Glib
raltar 5. Dis marble fruit &C. Hsrnonys Nephews
a. Co.
Schr Blossom Sterling, Virginia potatoes.
Schr Ann. Berlin corn to B Fox.
Schr Harrison, Benedict Virginia potatoes
Sloop w Jacob, Van Wagner, Cherrystone fruit
Below park unknown. Wind 5 {
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MARRIED

On the lst inst by Rev. Henry Chase. Mr. ARBA
BORDEN 70 Miss OLIVE NJ. HEWITT. both Of Fan
River Mass.
4, Coel-,kill ON the ID inst ty Rev VIM r. Weeks
b. D. Of Newark y !. SAMUEL RANDEL OF New-York
city, 70 JANE WALKER of the former place.
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Capt +. Stevenson 70 Harriet Compton.
At baltimore, ls- Thos. T. Nelson TO Emily Louisa
McPhae.
AZ Oswego 3l.tul, 5 Harvey 70 Ann Ward
AZ Rochester. isl. 2. G. Amy 70 Mar; L Osborn.
At New Haven. l,r Philip ". Dater 10 Lucy C. Rice
Al Utica Isl, WIN. Nillington 20 Jane Cllesl
At Beltontainc. Ohio 10Th ul, Robert Mclaughlin TO
Mrs. Mary Ann Mccullough.
A, Cincinnati 27th ul. Chas T. Morse 10 Sarah Hsrde
st York. Pa 10Th u!t. Thos 3 shaw 10 Lena Sellers
18th. John Mus5cr &c Mary Stricker.
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Saturday, September 5.-FoETRY-The Coming Days, by
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FLOUR AND MEAL--Thc Flour market is less act
i've to-day Gencscc hens offered pretty freely at 81 ei
with more sellers than buyers about 500 bbls. Black
Rock sold at that figure and some Michigan NJ 81 l2
but the business in all was quite small Southern re
mains last noticed Jersey Corn Meal is steady al
So 56dS2 62!. and Rye Flour s. 75GS2 sly.
GRAlN-Wheat is in fair request, aud 1000 bu. Mich
gan were taken at IS cts and 200 Southern. part
White s0QyO Corn is dull, and the only lot heard
of sold 500 bu. Southern Yellow at 81 measure
Oats ARE 2S030 cts Rye ia lower some 10000 bu
sold last night and to-day 61G69 part for export
closing al the lowest price
WHISKY-Has advanced 80 drudge casks sold at
~ and bbls of cannot be quoted css There
is atioat.
HAY--ls dull and the sales small at previous
rates.
PROvISlONS-Therc is no movement in any de-
scrptiop Cheese perhaps, excepted and the only sae
have to notice is 293U0 bbis Prime Pork ut S..
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SANTA Fr ExprplrIos-Thc St. Lou. Ropub.

SANTA FE EXpEplTIos.-Thc st. Louis Ropub.
can has the following letter;
foRT lEAvEN,roRTII. Aug. ..
As the last portion OF Prices regiment OF Missouri
volunteers about leaving this place for Santa Fe.
will give you short statement OF facts as they have &C.
cured since the arrival OF TIE regiment at this place
The whole requiston is composed OF fourteen com
panies. amounting in the aggregate TO near thirteen
hundred menten of which companies are formed into
regiment the four remaining compose the extra bat
,alon-al mounted and armed either with rifcs car.
bines, or muskets
Eight OF the companies of the regiment have already
left The extra battalion leaves to-day and the remain
Ing two companies will leave Saturday Major Ed.
monson lett on yesterday, and will overtakc the COM
.aand OF the advance portion OF tho expedition Lieut.
Col Mitchell leaves today and Col Price and staff will
take their departure Sunday next
We have had much sickness here among the troops,
and one DEATH which in the OF VIM. r. Baylor,
private in tho company OF De kulb Rangers, from St
Louis county.
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ACCIDENTS IN BosroN-On Tuesday afternoon,
Lawrence about years old OF James Moran Tell
from the top OF threcstory house in Chanseavcnuc,
tracturing the skull and surviving but short time.
On "Wednesday morning. Mr. Andrew Schater, IN
opening window in the third story OF house in Ann.
ct lost his balance fell and broke both legs He fell
head foremost but having been circus rider in his
youth Mr.. Schatei, although now 60 years old, per.
formed somerset In his descent and thereby escaped
the fall upon his head and doubtless thus saved his life
On Cragie's bridge. Mrs. William p. Haley Of this
city. and her children thrown from carryall
on Wednesday forenoon rnd very seriously injured
Her horse frightened by collision with team com
ing from the opposite direction.
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General Notifies.


" Sebring's Restaratfve.-Ths pleasant ned
ce i. n.y-r-izag remedy ior Dyspepsia and Nervous
-ct.ui.- L - .ii el.ry ics GO air Nervous Herd
aches and excellent preventive OF Cc-cce.- and Low
SpliiS L cc-rec.s morbid sais OF Tie olEry o:FE-s
and very ehcaci5r1 n el--g a:rercy, Col.cs AID
similar complaints .: Stomach =-t Bowels / speedily
promotes the return o; strength and activity Z AZ -rses
behy restores heeiv spps-e, where hs greatest OF
blessings deficient ard 1a.aral Consequence c:ves
tone and v.sor % - --hCle syser-
r. Prepared ~ c. c. SEB..i1, IyT-TtoEr1, y 7. 70
scI. order may he Ad6-essec-
Sod Z NevYork wholesale AZ. retail BY a 3 < :
Sands Dr-gis,s 100 lol-st corner o. Wlz-n-si Sc!d
also a. rs soaiv and - East sroais a and by Drug
ss gene!s. :r-shoui The United States Price : PER
bo.-.e- ul1D sect
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STAND BY THE TARIFF OF 1912.
NINTH WARD.

W hlGS OF -FN1'
BY YOUR General Committee ave Delegates 10 rep
resent The wsrd N City Convention 10 select sixteen
Delegates from the CRY &c the Uiies State Convention
In pursuance said cali YOU requested 10 assemble
a; The Northern Exchange Beecsersi on Monday even
inr The It'll inst - O'Clock, for the above purpose
You have witnessed within short period the overthrow
OF the Tariff. the passage OF The subTreasuTy BILL ard
War with Mexico Should not -hese circumstances com
hn-d induce YOU rally with az increased en-
.rgv n behalf OF the Interests OF your common country
Show your devotion then those principles which have
characterized you in times PAST and assemble n your
strength on Monday night WM Z SMITH r
- Sis, Secretary OF the Ward Committee
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rs~ Rare Chance.-FoT sale printing once IN one
OF he adjoining Counties This od-rs 10 ae purchaser
ebsnca rsrsy 10 be mel wiki The situation Is pleasant
and within few hours sail OF The city OF New-fork pa
per is published once week and has good Circulation
And VII nav we'll There this establishment nrs !aie
assor5en, OF lob type Farther particulars esn be LAC or
application 10 F. NJ. Slreeeigh, Tribune Once
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COMMENCEMENT AT BRowN UNvERsIrY.-The
seventy-sev commencement OF Brown University
was celebrated on Wednesday Thirty.two young gen
tleren took the degree Of Bachelor OF Arts.
On the day before the celebration OF the :" Phcrno
nian and "Un,ed Brothers Societies fully attended
and the exercises were highly satisfactory.
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r. Bears Oil. highly perfnmed for the Hair:

This oi, IS chemically prepared from iae genuine oesI
grease, and highly scented for The hair Soinics WI!
sooner stop falling OF, restore Il II bs!c places
han This preparation. l. adds life 10 The roois OF ne
har and gives It uueqused glossness anc INJURIOUS
ness beyond any other 3ound II can be restored u
bald place. the Bears Oh viii effect IL; and OF ~ value
IN stopping the ha from decay, single bottle VII! he
certain test
Sold wholesale and retail hy HENRY JOHNSON, Druggist
and Chemist IN the Granite Building rs Broadway corner
ChsSersst; sold also a. Ion Fulio1-st and = Esss Broad
way Large bottles 50 els. small . cts 81 lmso1i.
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DIED +,

At Northtord c., sept. %. JOSIAH LlNsLY, aged
70 years father OF DR.. Jared Linsly of this CITY.
At Delhi Delaware co on the eth uit Rev. Dare
Shepard Tor ten years Principal of the Delaware Acade
my, aged 81.
At Boston 18th ult. Mr.. Hannah I. Mann, s.
A, Baltimore 29th uit Anthony LebFon " oarah
It New Haven. 3D. Charles Calvert stewart 50; lat,
Ralph Franklin. ~.
Al Hartford. LIT Ira Lorelaud -.
A, Louisville. ny. 18th uli Mrs Ann B Rogers
At Philadelphia. ls,, Philip knappe. A.
4, Quincy, Ill. I'D uit. Mr.. Mary Ann Miller
A. Parkersburg Va Path ut Gges 7. Turner, %.
At Vicksburg Miss. John F Ross.
Al Lake Ch!coi Pass Lou July 18th, John D. Root, 20
----
THE CoTToS CRor.-Extract Of a letter received
in this city from Orangcburg : c." We had one good
day yesterday for picking Cotton. have four differ.
kinds of in my cotton green worms one
OF which never before il you happen touch il.
it ia Ike coal OF fire The third kind i. the caterpillar,
and the fourth boil worm only of which have
seen in one Of the cotton baskets"
tCharles,on Cour. Aug. 81.
EAST FELIcrASA, Aug. 90 ls46.--Withn the
last ten days prospects for cotton crop have been
mos, cruelty bghtcd The ongcontinued spell Of vet
weather mas cascd MI cnorned bolis she'd This is
accelerated by small worm which cuts into them.
But this is the greatest evil the army j. il
midst and has carried death TO standing crops
totally ruined and human aid can save Us all
means have failed in stopping the ravaGcs OF this for
mdabe enemy. There vii be hot more than the six.
teen;h Of a crop ,,ade IN this parish. N. o. Delta.
The SUGAR CRop.-The late rains have proved
OF benef, to the growing crop of The plant
locks healthy but is still far from being vigorous
this time last year. Considering the season, our
planters have every 10 be thankful.
Franklin l-a.) Banner.
THE HOME Observation-Disclosures rom all we
learn nothing could exceed the modification and
surprise OF the whole squadron officers and men when
the demonstration upon Alvarado abandoned.
When the attack determined upon the utmost
thusiasm and eayerress msnifes,ed-when il was
rclinquishcd. astonshment mingled with disgust pre-
vailed. fPicayune.
DROPPED DEAD.-James Lannicn, bod car
rier dropped dead in Boston the Cd inst. He was
very incorporate. Verdict of Coroncrs jury-death
from hHbitual ntcmpersnce
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, Stock. &c. by the
Ncw-York and Eric Railroad Company


1t rks butter Capt Parsons; SO do pkcs eggs LOT hogs
cattle Capt Grlswod: - screws RHnapo Screw
Cos Is pkgs butter lot calves and uugs Trmbie 100
SIDES Leather Andrews 80 ubs butter hogs :, Blake
lot lumber Bergh Is tubs butter Ayrus; 10 inks do
Van Auken; u do W Hcyl
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~ The Editor Of tae North American Proie>tan,
Magazine Rev G. So,-ry. seys in the July No VI hi-
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