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rae CorruDti0ns Of the AdministratiOn.

The COrruptions Of the Administrator.
The Select Committee of the House under
Mr.. COyOde's resolution to inquire into alleged
abuses in connection with ihe Executive De-
partmsnt, consists of Messrs. COvOde, of Pa,
olm Of n. Y. WnslOw Of N. O., Train Of
Mass, and Robinson, of III. The Admlnistra-
ton Democrats opposed the resolution bitterly
indicating great tenderness on the point Of Ex-
eeutive cOrruptiOns.
Its stated that the Chicago POstOfice viii
be the first thing investigated. The cOrrup-
tion fund for elsctiOneering purposes in Penn
sylvauia will also be sifed. Mr.. Wendell stated
before the Senate Committee that he expended
SI25, 900 for political purposes in three years
and the Tdbune's dispatch says it is known
he loaned ont $3.50 900 besides among parti
sans, which have been turned over to his as
signee at fifty cents on the dollar. There is q
wide field for exploration.
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THE Triple MURDERS IN VRoINrA.-The
Danville Appeal, noticing the killing of the
three Clement brothers in Franklin County,
says
"Capt. Witeher, 1t is said, has surrendered
himself into custody, but refuses to disarm,
because be believes the friends of the Clements
are armed, and have declared their intention to
take his life. Mr.. Smith, who was wounded
by pistol ball in the shoulder during the fight,
Is not considered out Of danger, though strong
hopes are entertained Of his recovery"
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Gloomy Day for the DOuslasites.

The Washington despatch of the 9TH to the
Cincinnati Gazette says:
This has been a gloomy day for the Doug
lasites. Close upon the intelligence that the
Slidell party had carried the entire Louisiana
delegation to Charleston, who are utterly hos
tile to Douglas, came the news that Chicago
had reelected Long John Wentworth Mayor
by 1880 majority. This large and decisive
majority was unexpected even by Republicans,
and completely astOnished the Douglas men,
who have been Dragging for month back
that Chicago was to be redeemed this spring
through the powerful influence of the Little
Giant
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in townships where the county seat is located;
70 abolish the office Of State Commissioner
Of Common Schools. To repeal the act for the
sstsbishmsnt Of the Asylum Of Idicts -
StdteamGn, TO-
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HUNe BY LYNCH JURY.-The slave Lewis,
tried by Lynch jury of twelve, for the mur
der of Dr.. Keitt, in Florida, wss found guilty
and hung. After sentence he confessed his
guilt, but refused to implicate others He e1-
pressed no sorrow, and met his fate with stole
indifference. Two other slaves are in jail fol
the murder.
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~ snnthern Conference Id Trnito.

The Southern Conference of Traitors
Notwithstanding Commissioner Memminger
has gone back to South Carolina with a big
Virginia flea in his ear, and Commissioner
Starke from Mississippi is about to leave Rich
mond in the same predicament, three of the
fifteen Slave States have resolved that the trea
sona5le convention shall be held. They are the
potent States of South Carolina, Alabama and
Mississippi-States containing slaves enough
to put shackIes on their masters any day, but
for the protection given them by the Federal
Union those masters insanely threaten TO dis
solve.
Resolutions to appoint six delegates to the
Southern conference, upon the concurrence of q
majority Of the slaveholding States, are Pend>
ing in the Legislature of Louisiana. The rea-
sons for iaEOTing the proposed treason set forth
as a prinsi pal one, 'that the election of Black
Republican to the Speakership Of the House
of Representatives of the United States, by a
strictly sectional vote, with one solitary ex-
eeption, is national calamity"
asp ounce Of eivet good apolheearyl"
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The Virginia Senate, on the 9Th inst, By a
vote Of 81 to II, resolved that in the opinion Of
the General Assembly, It is ins1pedient to sP'
point deputies to the Conference proposed By
South Carolina and Mississippi. Gen. starke,
like Memminger, can Partaike Of another good
dinner at tae expense Of Virginia, and take the
Mississippi chute.
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NEw DEAF AND DUMB AsyLUM.-Ths bill
which has passed the Senate providing for the
erection Of a new Deaf and Dumb Asylum BY
a vote Of "A to z, authorizes the construction
of a substantial and convenient brick edifce,
at a cost not exceeding $4,000, to accOmmoe
date 900 pupils The appropriations are to be
made in instaIments of $50, 900 each, beginning
next year.
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Clam OF Mr.. ALLEN-The bill for the relef
of John VI. Allen, in the House, was on Fri.
day reported back BY the Judiciary Committee,
and ordered to be sngrOsssd and read third
time on Tuesday,
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RemOVai.

KOCH, LEVI & MAYER HAVE
removed their Store to No IlI Water ttreet, where
fheT will hereafter be found prepared to wait upon their
friends and the public with fun and complete stock Of
Fashionable Clothing. iehA
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mupts, Sf.

DUONI5, WEs
WTANTED-TO exchange Good City
w Property for House anc Lot nssr Public square,
If Desirable, part cash will be paid. Adfess
maI7:27T F. BUTTS, P. o. Drawer N.
A LARGE NUMBER OF BELLA
"A BILE Servants offer daily at Dstoa & Ralmers
Inteigeuce and Loan Oce Bank street under Merchants
Exchange Bank Ladies may depend upon being suited
1m-m1r62lL
WANTED-Two Coed Mechanics
w acqusihted with adjusting and putting togerhsr
Sewing Machines. MORLEY JuDS0N.
March s, ls6e-lW;2I4. Foot o. Vineyard ST.
WANTED.-A GOVERNESS TO
w take charce Of the education OF . cOlDred GIri
about twelve years Of age-w1thn the state OF Ono
fair compensation will be given and pTompty paio- The
nerson aplgIng will be expected produce satisfactory
Recommendations her Christian character and capac
iv tlIeach temp T. SC Please address John JOae, No
60 West An street. Cincinnati. Ohio wihia Two weeks
from the Ih of March. 1850 mais-Zio
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Notice.
Save Money.
70 Consumers Of White Lead.

70 Consumers Of White Lead.
| DUY THE NEW BRAND "GLEVE-
ID LAND STRICTLY PURE LEAD warranted y
us chemically pure Price cts per b. For sale By Cay
lord s Hammond, Strong Armstrong ard Il Our rae
tory. q. CARY %
fsb2idkwz75 Hswir.'s Block
A FEW MORE LEFT.-MICR0-
~ SCOPES tsingle lens fur Is cents sx Of dneient
DO Wers ST. free Of poe7e The snailest insect IRON
leaves, " looks ike LOBSTER = "Ine e1.lnn19l ~
yis leg or wing Is worth than the ccst o. an stru-
ment ~ Boston Hereld.
SA' " ---- AARON BRADSHAW.
dec22.77s Care Of Box AIS, Boston, Mas
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NDAY MORNTNG, mAROHI0 1860
! Il ~ IN nnNANsNrAI. rRINTINe.

~ Phnaado ognamentai Printing Of ever da'oIi l.h
doe 1t ,he Printing Esahlishnentof the Leader once
On the latest improved and mostrapid steam pre'.'s IA @
best style shorI notice. and q reatoiAoe te'..
ofRinsn anne srBseisly Blank Socks. Ledgsrs, Joar
81. 81. ~. n.n.lrlnr nooka. ho.. lo.
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Consultation or Costiyeucss

NJ one Of the ''many lis flesh is heir to- is 40
prevalent, 10 little understood, and ~ much neg
lcc,ed ne Costiyenes-. often originating in care.
le,-ness, oT scd'n,ary habits II is regarded n n
Sigh, disorder " too little consequence 10 excite
anxiety. while in reality 1t Ia tho precursor and
companion Of many of the mos, fatal and danger.
Gus diseases, and unless early cradicated IL will
bring the sufferer to m untimcly grave. Among
The lighter evils OF which eostiyencss Is the usual
attendant are Headache, Collie, Rheumatism, Foul
Breath, Piles and others ~ a like nature, while n
long train u frigh,ful diseases such rs Malignant
fcscrs,A bccs'e., Dysentary, Diarrhaa. Dyspepsia
Arorlcsy, Epilepsy, Para y-is, l~lystrria. Iiyroeon.
dria.is, Melancholy and insanity, first indicate their
presence in The system by thi. alarming symptom
Not nnfrcqucpoly the diseases named originate IL
Constipation. bu, take on mn independent existence
unless the cause Is cradicnted 10 mn earl, stage.
FROM oil these considerations 1t follows that the
disorder should receive immediate attention when.
ever u occurs, and no person should nsslec, to &c,
a box 81 'cphalic Pill. on the first appearance Of
The complaint. rs their timely use will esrsll thu
instiuuOs approaches ~ disease and DESTROY thi.
dangerous foe 10 human life.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
SLAVES WbOINLR PERSON n PROPERTY

nHue N tho decree n Tho Probate Court
of Pamela county rri state n Mississippi,
wondered ut The Np,cmbor term tlsGOl The under.
signed Administrator N tho estate ~ Thomas
Roberts, decreased, will, IN tho 3lst do, ~ DO.
ocnber, lsd0. vihin lawful hours, on the prem
ss " deceased, IN -nid county, offer fDr sale, 10
tho highcs, bidder, q, public ,cndne, The following
personal property belonging TO The estate u SAID
deceased, Via \ negro man named Zen, about
~ years old n negro man named Sam, Abeut 80
Years old two yoke ~ oxen. q wagon aud other
personality not conveniently mentioned.
1tHss g. thi' property will hc sold IN u credit
Of Twelve Mauti, from H. day ~ sale, and bonds
or notes With good and ample security rr,aieei VI
the parchascf., 10 secure lie unrchn,e money.
HIRAM l.. ROBERTS, Admr.
Nov. a9th, lsCo. pAi.iw
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atHuhNW IL Ha f%atufis sss b. snah D..
tors m4faa sn4fH a. ia4iafi4H Hbafagaf fflm
ihe nlilfil Hata n l- lfa.n. anl Aifsal 10 il
ight i mal ha .1lFti 1n 80 ~ fmfi ihlehsl
10 yiya hliI.a " itsaa. which mlsbt hihsfs .
eirito Hit0nti1u, tlI TOO Into ~ Ne maiiai AMI
tH Indications should never BE- neglected Heat
a0hfa may Ne elanfihe1 nhIff tH1 namfa. -
4g diplomatic nrilliprtflle SYMPTOM fe hfal
nohH " rtnnnlingIY MINI and fha precursor
~ q rfrft vrfieiy " d]isaa.es. an iHt sIiah W.
ATNplrg Huut, llhelHnfism aui ai frtfIf a..
rumi w. Ne nervous f41m II f~tmtntiefe n
disease N ihottlmlrl ennsitfattng F. headache,
" hepniie diseaag constituting bilious head els
~ worms, constipation anI ofief t~t1riefs n The
hpFel', as wdl NJ tanll hnl uterine affections.
Dista'es " me htafi hia fefI fffJu6uIy attended
eiih headache Anrm.a anl Plethora eu also
affections shiloh frequently occasion batlteho
ldnDaihie headache b. als1 tetg fsminln, being
uslniIi distinguished } HE nHmt IT %urrt1u. head
ache, p m'iIm"t coming un fuideuii IN n state n
apparently s'uni health mud pfoslfsiing At once
ih' monipl and phJsgri fsies, anl IN other h..
stances II comrs ~ Slowly, hefni - by depression
u spirit. NJ acefbily Of temper. In t Instan
eos tho pain l. ~ he front II The head, over On
NJ both eyes, and Hgmeiimes provoking vomiting,
under This class may also be- named Neuralgia.
For ihetfrntment " either elias. Of Headache tho
Pills have been found a sure aud snio
remedy relieving The most acute pains ie q frg
minutes, and by Il, subtle power graduating the
Diseases " which headache is the unerribg index.
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VV~E WILL for q lev as,s Rsc.;,. south C.,,.
w Inns. 1e@Fuis. and Tennessee hank note. in
payment 81 any dehss ise Ne. Please call and
settle. ve positively esnnc, grant snv longer is-
dalseese. unr J. u. Meth has charge ~ ,hs
s.sti.m.n s ~ sur old arm hvs,ps,.. ~ "a, \,
feurd until tk. fr,s ef January nett, a, N...r,.
Meth Z sershy's ~eesnsirx ressn. ssS.- which eli
ashss dee us viii h rss cot for COLI g IN.
J. w. 4 ~ n. NINTH.
Nov. =. lpAn. sss.ss
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HHipGrr. Missu, wants YOU TO send her a box Of
Cerh,ltc Glue, no, a bottle of Prepared Glue,
I'm thinking that's ~, Just Il Il neither but per.
hnrs yen be- afther know ing ha. Il il. ic see
she's nigh lead aud gone with the STICK headache,
and wants some more " that same As rclaivcl her
before.
DHrc0fsr.- You must mean spalding's CcphaIic
Pills.
BRipdgt.- Och sure aud now you've scd il,
here's the l%uarther aud giv me the Pill. and don't
be MI dny about It alther.
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THE STATE oF MISSISSIPPI

Pamela County.
To John n. Strickland one II the dev,.e,. Of
Ms,the~ strickland de,vs.si.
Vou are cited 10 appear before tho Probate
Z ur, u said County, ON the ith Nsnda, In
January nsst, then and there 10 show cause vh,
the rrs,sr ~ the petition " Sarah 4. iufari.
MAY y bafsrd. tssn,dt. W. Bufori, Sidney +.
bufsrd anil rmm, ". Bafori. Nv their ue,, friend
A. u. Dufcrd, proving TIA, an issus " d~-i,,,,i
rel Nm tnss be formed 10 ,rt the validity N tho
paper rurpcr,tne 10 b. the vii " Ns,,hev sttis,.
land deceased. should not DO granted. Nv eris,
81 court. ". \. wuOrIIN ,Is,.'
Issued 9TH bee. is6e. pts.l,
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Administrators Notice.

uNlr underslenoi having been appointed by the
Probate Court " Pamela County, Miss, at
the November term, lsCo, administers, or with tho
will a%nnstei, On Tho estate II Richard D.. Ornc,
deceased, hereby notify all persons having claims
agsin., the dccea.ed 10 have them pfoba,,i md
registered In the Probate Clerks ohce according
10 Law. OF this notice will be- placed in bar VI such
CLAIMS.
All persons indebted 10 Richard T. Orne deeeas.
81, are requested to make immediate payment.
JAMES q ARMSTRONG,
Admin. with the will nnnc,si
Pamela. Nov. q. isGs. nii.Gv
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TnE STATE on MISSISSIPPI

Emoh County.
u luclcn Martin, Niicst Martin, T. Minerva Val.
Ter. Timothy knncv. Elizabeth Craven. Martha
i,mb. Sarah Parker Wiley Woods, Nasonwc nls
the uuknownh heirs ~ Hiram i,ansy deceased, tho
unsnosn heirs II Mrs. 3D. Woods, deceased, pho
vas sister II VIM. Rancy. deceased, the unknown
heirs % Miriam Evans, ssceised, and the nv.
huevn heirs ~ Ksbccca Wcoiward, deceased.
each and oil heirs o, lav ~ VIM. Raney. drcya.
ID. also teL I. Craven, husband n said tlit,.
beth, AMI Jamei Lamb. husband " SAID ,iarths
AMI y. Parker, husband n .aid Sarah.
Nut aud each u you arc cited t. appear before
the Probate Court n saiI COUNTY, IN iha lth
Monday in January neat, then and thste 10 sn.vc Or
the petition Of '. MARTIN administrator n the -
tate u William Ransy deceased. fur = sac n tho
slaves and other personality u .sid deceased. anil
she's csass vht the rrsysr ~ tho petition should
so' be granted. ~ order ~ court.
W. y. WOOfttN, CLERK.
Issued Dee. 9Th. 1900 nt6 iv
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N Tel ~ N|NfIH FhlHHHa EIf ~ =IHH IHl HfHf
] H.If.i f'0 'f taplihaaltsi Laht nJa m H
. Cow I.l lsass ha 4 ~ stlasbs q %
UI.i 10 Nlfna '4ft' ffIs IL HHssalaIHslf"
Il. I hood lf IA nHf Ftttmsa tthalid pII.
IaHI IH uH .In.f H HIfa1 m 81 4Ifs ntf I
afiI fl igat 'fI 'fi 10 .liaftif.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. !

~ FdNeid tObHty.
VI W. Srssdtng, Attachment issued By r
j. Buchanan a Justice ~
Thomas ]. S~Psldins. } the Peace. on the ss,h Of
October. lsto, In favor % said u. n. w. SPHldins,
and sss'ns' the estate Of Thomas 7. srsidius fer
nine si-lnOths dollars. In Ja.t,e-'. Csur, held a,
Sardis in the county ef psnols and STATE Of Ni,.
siss'rpi. and said attachment being levied on one
eev and cali.
1bs defendant 10 hereby notified ,hs. unless h.
arfeafs 70 said eours 81 the neat term thereof. 10
b esle q Sasds - tAs Third Ssssrday sf be.
seoess, leo. I'D plead 10 said action, isdse.,r.
oil - sessssd and The property attached scId.
Nov 10, isso. ni,.i.
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tYhni ssiuHIrH
Sale OF KcaI Estate.

nv Urua lf.faa Z the Probate tui Y
rauis iHuiy aul Nfiie n N~NFtJil fn
iffat ni ID. N.fl nNei Torn ROO. fleftlf, uf n
ifsfn.t rnhm uinnHf, nrppn'el w 'aIl f.ut
n ta tfN fufrli, vI 40 ne liff iaf ~ ~
rehhtf. lsGl, Fil IHtfu lnurf, nni hf tftulfa'
~ tfl.ss.i 10 ml 0ihit ~ ~ f|a ~ lf
llFtfff liiaI ~ public t%.ulit, tIH fI.l1eInf
land. lfins HHl lelny In ihs county Inl M
sfaff IN sni leIpnpi0gi 40 iho hnr ~ th0mpi
i%i5leTfFl 1-aF.1, w The rlsihalf NJ lho south
east 1litirf n f'ri. n itrniy f'nJ lunnshir ~
fi unrr f,a fJu..f, ilr sluih htIf N iha nYrh
half ~ tfeiiln irfni ono on t%nsnihip at llI
flrF. frn tI tr.i, ani 'hn vh0'0 ~ tbs south
hall n he section, township 1Hi nnge laai afuta
slid, containing inl Hcfri moro ~ lass.
tfssa lls land Will la sold 80 y credit n
Tselye months ff1n the day n sale, aud tha ruf
chaser required 10 Fi,o r.iel M bonds bearing q
prf eant ihiefssl'fpn date Tor me- pufchase money.
nv ~ uubIRIS Comm.
noe "lh, 100 ~ ~
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Administrator'a Sala.

virtue Of an "rder 81 the Probate Ccsrt, I
} will. oa Monday the lib dsv af Jssussv. 1891.
AZ the door 81 the Court House IN Ii. fcwu ef
Panels. and ecun,v Of Pamela. cell a. public sue-
ton. 70 The highest bidder. on q credi, ~ twelve
months. all the slaves belonging TO the estate 81
Mary Simmons. deceased. in number some twelve
ar fourteen. consisting % men, women and chill
drsu. all usely and valuable bcui With approved
security will be required from purchasers.
JAMES $. SIMMONS. Admir-.
Dee. 6. ls60. aisle
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Notice In Creditors.
New Saddler's Shop.

AvlNG permanently located In the town Of
fanola. am prepared 10 make ali kind. n
Saddles, Birdie. AMI Harness. to order, a, tho
.haries, notice, would ash tho patronage Of the
ciitiens 81 Pamela and vicinity. All Kind % 70.
pairing done 1t reasonable rn,rs. Satisfaction
Natfan'sd' Terms, cash. Shop over the Post
Once. j. VI. CtRRAN.
July ~. isGO. .5-I,.
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FIn.h ae t.aHth eel. lhaap ~ fa.t, "a n 70
fns It ~ itnf GGpbs N siffy sJil ael Ius
ff iH lfa Haftef 4t+- me affl h4fHfe .t'Ihy
a4aHhaaA u ulAa WrHbtp
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10y the sse d these Pills the periodic attacks
Of Nsrress or Siek Headache mar be pre-.
vented; aud IL taken at The sonnsasemsat ei an
attach i.a edis.e relief IRON Psis ssd sickness
will be obtained.
They selae~ fail in removing III. Nausea and
nksiScAs 10 wAeA fsaalss are % subject.
THEY Get esss'y upss NE Notwithstanding
CSstirspeas.
For Lissrsry Mss, &ssssss Delicate Females
and ell revscss Of se4sssssv habits. they ass vale.
able ass laxative, improving the appetite. giving
tone and vigor to the digestive crssns, ari resser.
ing the natural elasticity asd strength Of the ~hsle
system.
The cEPnNtic Pills a.. Ii. r..u,, Of lone
investigations and carefully ssadsesed experiments
having been N zee many years. during Which time
thev have prevented and relieved . vast amount Of
pam aud suffering frcm Headache. whether eyiri.
mating IN the nervous system Or from Q dersnrei
state q the stomach
they are entirely vegetable in their composition
and NAV he taken at eli times Nth perfect safety
without msksse any ehssre II diet, and the Is.
seuce u suv disasrsesbls taste renders Il ,ssv /,
administer them 10 children.
BEWARE OF CoUNfERrEIrst
TIE genuine have I've sisnasures Of Hssry c.
Srsldiux on each hss.
s.Idby druggists and All sshes dealers In Nesi cine.
tcs Gill be sent By nail prepaid on receipt Of the
Price. - Gents.
All ostsss sAould be ADDRESSED TO
nDpuY g spAADano.
ssAiy - ueiAr ssrss. Nee Ys,t.
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kttfloN thifty.thfee, township eight. range
~ ~ Section I, tos nshp ., range q west
The above two sections ate located in the neigh
bofhoud II Col. ". Il Pollard.
south ensi quarter Of section % township 2
range q wcst, the above lands are located IN Pan
ola county.
North ives, quarter u section Is township .
range ; west, and south ves, quarter n the sane.
south west quarter ~ sect ion Is township . range
? west aud south east q%nsriear Of tho same. Tho
above lands are situate IN DeSo,o Co.. and will be
sold In n body OF divided. Any one desiring to pur.
chase the above lands will please apply by letter 10
) e. e. CHAMBERS,
Pennington y. o., Eas, rlorid,.
October Is, I-bn, ntO.gm
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Administrator BALI
aNMnklx AiaNss.

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Wholesale & Retail Grocery,

tdIacounaoiei With onf fnrni'utc,) vhrfo MI M
tirles belonging 10 Tho Grocery trade cnn be- oh
tanned tdth paid f1r COTTON, Hdes and P,iirin.
Requesting . call from every one, W. roman,
very respectfully, Your ob'i servants,
HiAKS 4 HARRIS.
Hate.yillo, MAY 10, lEOU. lG..tf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-12-27

HlAhsl Attendance. On all funeral occasions, Il
irIuesied w. als1 have asoncie, established nj
Como aud Oakland Messfs. Sifhiinn \ Co NJ
'lino and Nh ! " Bills, NJ Oakland whore m,
'fe ~ quality u The Metallic of raskri Cases ran
i0 obtained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

ORIG SAL WORK ON NERVOUS DEBILITY AND
IA n peculiar importance The BY
G. u. HAMnokD formerly Prsfessr a Ansiony 10
monds book b worth eysry one: Owning "-From ,he sew
this boob u new entirely original and perfectly 70
Aabs In oompeteui hAsda Pncs a. mailed free.
sold BY Ross a TOUsRY, l2i Ea1Hau arees. soKrR
DAYTON JOB . Ann street, LAWRENCE No. We.
.ey s.rss$ As2s Hon 90pFkkS 81 B,csdv AZ, ".
addrvs BruadwAy Of Bond sree from 70 and
70 evening. Consultation en- FrancAa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

NsoE HERRrCK, ESQ DEAR SIR eEE IN THn
a Herald Of 70 day. sisn 10 meeting he'd
Of Fourth and Thirty ssond street. and nsms
with hers endorsing the regular nominee In
several friends with but did endorse your
regularity ympahixe In such We there be
you invited 70 come but regard Dr. Brsdforf
the only regular u the National Unon party of thai
district OcToBkR q, ls6O. GEORGE Il. KING,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

DRnoCRATIo UNION CANDIDATE
IL FoR MEnBsR ov A~Ksnty,
Hshlh Assembly Dstr1cS.
NICHOLAS L. HANsAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

I'D CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICr MOZART. rAMNANy
- and Unsn--A grand meeting a The vu<ews Of ne
Ttird coner~eronsi dts,is VIII be held ~ The rrh ws~d
Huei Monday evening October ~ esgh O'Clock for DE
~ raufymG the n amin
Wood, Hsq, 70 represent the diacs The ConTre~
kmneot gentlemen have been invited, and Will be
nps The occssor 70 address the people Further and
parieulu nouc. vii be gven. Come come au ny or
Ger a ne uiiiec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

JO7 zME RUE wEsr-sADAsB CANUs CoUrs
IVt rtr Dc Paris a I'b0nreur se prtvenr les fareS
queee tprversnt cher ellie es les pus novelties 81
lee pus dstlnguees. A des pIir uts moderte.