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Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-16

Stated Meetings are held on the first Mondays Il
January, April, July and October at 7HPM
CHARLES RAlSu, Tn. Ill. NJ.
THO. A. CouLr, Recorder.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Marysviile Lodge. No. o

MASONIC HALL, MAIDEN LANE NEAR SECOND STREET.
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Marysville Gymnasium

No. Isl Second ST., between High and T.,
~TILL reopen Wednesday, the 7th day of
w November, 1860, for general exercise in Gym.
nastcs and Physical Training. The public invi-
ted to avail themselves of the benefit derived from
this institution.
The rooms will be kept comfortable day and night.
Doors open from A NJ. to 10 p. NJ.
Terms-$3 90 per month in advance.
mol CHAS. A. KATZ, Proprietor.
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MarysviIle Council No. 10, II. & S. M,

Stated met tings held the srcoud and fourth Fr
days Of each month at7 p NJ.
II. II. RaEEs, Sec. ID. ". e. RICE, H. P.
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Marysviile Commandery, No. 7, *. T.
State meetiI gs are held the second and fourth
Saturdays of each month at an hour after sunset.
J. r. STEVENS, Com.
II. U. RuEEs, Recorder.
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Sprrial Dotires.

EB The following letter, which emphatically speaks
for itself was written by the Dean of the Faculty of
the Philadelphia College of Medcine-to the editors
of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, San Fra
cisco, for publication:
PHILADELPHIA, January nth, 1859
! 10 the eiItors OF the Pacific Medical Journal
Hentemen; lily attention has been called TO an art.
Gle in the December number of your Journal In regard
to the al eundem degree granted by the PiladeIphia
College OF Medicine to DR.. l.. j. CZapkay. When the
aspiration for the degree made the Faculty it
was accompanied by aidavlts nd testimonials tie
effect that DR.. CZapkay n regular graduate NJ ID.
OF the University of Ptsth had served as surgeon in
the hungarian army and was reguHr practitioner
OF medicine. On tie strength of these the degree
was granted The ad eurdem degree, its name i'm
plies, Is conferred on graduates only and gives N.
cion of rreguarity, the application would have been
refused by inserting this In your journal you will
do an act of justice 10 the College, and confer favor
on Yours, vers respectfully. II. RAND,
Dean of the Faculty @! the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
DIR L. J. CZAPKAYS private Medical and Surgical
Institute is on Sacramento street below Montgomery
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's ofice
san Francisco The Doctor offers free consultations
ana asks no remuneration unless he effects a cure
once hours from A. NJ. to p u.
CERTIFECATE.-I, the undersigned, Gov
ernor OF Hungary, do testify hereby, that Dr. L. j.
Czapkay has served during the contest for Hungarian
hbtfty as Oh ef Surgeon, in the Hungarian army.
with faithful perseverance, Whereof have given 10
MN TINS certificate, and recommend him the sympa-
my attention and protection of all those who are ca
lable OF appreciating patriotic self sacrifice and un
deserved misfortune. KOSSUTH LAJOS,
Governor Of Hungary.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 9th, 1852. mylT
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Acknowledg dgment.


Editcrs Of Dispatch Excuse me for asking
the publication, in your paper, OF the enclosed
list of hospital contributors. 1T is right th at
the ladies, and others, should know that the
articles have reached their dcstina tion, and
my pressing engagements forbid my acknow
Iedgment by letter. Boxes received from the
Rev. MIR. Baker, agent, Staunton; Ladies' Aid
Society, Mount Carmel ladies of Middle
brook; ladies of Augusta, Ga; Ladies' Socie-
ty, Lexington, a.; ladies of Charlotte co e,
Va; ladies of Baskerville; ladies of Waynes-
boz ougb, Va; Mrs. VIM. Clarke, and ladies
of Halifax CO., Va; and many others from
ladies and societies which the Surgeons of
hospitals have failed TO report. Aioof from
the universal sympathy for the soldier which
these contributions show, coming, as they
do, from the neatly mansion and humble cot
tage, they indicate a like universal patriot
ism and deep interest in our present struggle.
The contributors will please accept the than ks
OF the army, and OF the General command
ing. w. +. tARRIEaroN,
Med. Dir a. W, Va.
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How BoHBsHBLLs ARE DApE.-The manu-
factare Of bombshelis is very il Interesting -
The shell is first filled with Old -tasbioned
round leaden bullets; melted sulphur is then
poured in 10 iii up the intarstces aud bind
the bullets III one solid mass; The shell is
cal hole Of the exact size of the oritice of the
shell is bored through The bullets and sui
phur.
The cavity is filed with powder even with
he interior edge Of the Orifice. Il six-inch
shell of the kind here desert bed holding about
half h pound. The fuse fitted into the or-
ice is Il recent Belgian invention, made OF
pewter, and resembles the screw-cap Hsed for
lhe patent fruit cans. An examination of this
pewter cap shows, however. that IL is made
OF two hollow discs OF metal screwed TO-
gether and flied with neal powder.
A number OF fine holes are drilled in the
lower disc, while the outer disc is entire and
marked With figures in tho circle, l., :, 4, ( -
In thE' state TIA" she'll is water proof When
taken for use The gunner, by means Of u small
steel instrument, scoops out Il portion OF the
outer soft metal surface, and lays bare the
charge of composition powder below IT.
IL the shell is desired 20 explode in one Sc
cond after leaving the gun, tue scooping is
made on The figure enc +; If in tvo seconds, or
the figure two, and So on the dea being thai
the shells Of this description snail first strike
the object aimed at and do execution as a ball
and then explode, sending the bullets forward
as IL from another cannon, located rt the poia
where the hight OF the she'll je aries led.
Large shells of eight or ten inches are filleo
with powder only. and hurs ting, do exeeu ito,
by means Of tl,eir Fragments. These larg.
meal powder, extending through "a brass plus
screwed into the mouth OF the shelf In both
cases the fuse il fired by the ignition of tn,
charge in the gun.
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The Patriotism OF the Ladies.


EJitors Dispatch The many noble deeds per-
formed by the ladies of the State of Virginia
towards our sold ers, who are battling for
their country's cause, has been heraldPd IN
your valuable Journal not only edltO tally,
but also through your hume prOUs CORES pond
ents; but as yet l have never seen word of
praise awarded to the ladies of Orange Court
House and county OF Orange, who justly de-
serve "A portion of that honor you have SO
generously bestowed upon others. / hope,
therefore, you will give this place in your
columns, us q proof that their kindness is
fully appreciated, at least, by
have beer. the recipients of their philan-
thrOpic acts.
Since the battle of Bull Run there have
been at least from four TO five hundred sick
and wounded soldiers in Orange Court House
and vicinity, the princi pal part of whom have
been taken 10 private HOUSES, and there nurS-
ed by the ladies with that aSssjduous care
" hich they alone are capable of beStoWing
upon Il sick soldier Among the most promi-
uent of these ladies, L bag leave TO mention
the name of Mrs. Charles j Stoyin, of this
county, who, although an invalid, has in
deed acted the part of a g min istering angel
III supplying the sick with verything neces
sary for their health and comfort.
Miss W, SO noted for her beauty. refine
ment, and intelligence, as we'll AS her good =
ness of heart and kind t. atment 10 ss;diers,
has performed her part H. Jst her Jica!ly in
nursing and comfort ting TIL lick rs gardless OF
her own health. Mrs. ID. and Mrs l.. have
also taken an active part n supplying the
sick with comforts and nCit lSbment so essen
tial TO their wants. Were 10 attempt to emu
melate al who have lent a helping hand i'll
nursing and admiu is stering to the numerous
wants OF the sick, | could give you list of
mines that would fill a double column in your
paper.
1t is with feeling of pride that L men
ton the name OF DIR. J. w. McDonnald a
native of North Carolina as Chief Surgeon
of this post, who has won the confidence OF
the soldiers by his talents IN his medical and
surgical skill; and also of all, by his gentle
manly bearing, which has characterized his
career here.
Having been an invalid myself, and eNre-
rienced the kind care aud attention Of t-l'se
ladies, [ respectfully submit this at the re-
quest Of many OF my fellow sick soldiers .
your consideration, hoping You will give Il q
place III your columns, and thereby obiige~ q
A WIssIs sIPPIAN.
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GRArIrY1se.-we clip the follow .pa,

GRArIFYINa.-We clip the follow para
graph from the editorial correspo tiencs OF
the Yorkville Is. Co. Enquirer The letter, OF
which 1t is the closing paragra ph, is dated at
Warrenton, Va, on the 5th instant, at which
place the hospital alluded to is located
feel grateful, While down they have good
hospital accommodations and tender nj rising
and when up they move amongst pleasant
scenes and sounds. and kind faces, imp .rting
q cheerful delight to the mind, and Fastening
their com piete recovery. Or, IL they prefer,
conyalescepts can 70 out TO the Springs, where
the hospital has q department. u feceivs
them And they Are, Va are told, most ins
vjttR6 ana dslikhttal piaoe.
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EEEss@1.N T..

/ tNFORNATlUN wanted Of EDWARD WE'D
| blGEN, who enlisted last April, in the city of
Baltimore for the array OF South Caroline. Any
knowing his Whereabouts, wiji confer a lasting
favor on his brother, Go. II" lst Msryi land Regi.
Ilert, by addressing
ROBERT HOCGH & Co,
OC 23-3t* No. II Pear! ST. Richmond.
{ INFORMATION WANTED.-J. ". WELLS
I wa- brGngh. to some hospital in This place early
ia his week. lie belongs 10 Captain T. n Bow
AEh'- Battery, formerly 2s.3 Rcgt Va. Vols. ANY
lformat9n concerning him, if LETT This office,
the Columbian Hotel, viii be thankfully received.
&C =I--f.. DAVID j. WELLS.
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Alrhmon0 Nlspatrh.
MORNING. .OOT. 20, 1866
THE HARpER's FERRY FIGHT.

Col. Ashby's Ordsy to March-7he Enemys Balls
Filing TnieE and Fast-C0olness Of Con fcdcrafc
0fcrs--7Ae Yankees Repnised with a loss Of
E1Qkfy hifLef. sc.
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eular had no perceptible effect on stocks Oh
the money market to day


the money market to-day.
BrFFALo, N. Y, Oct. 1.-THE Erpress Rep j
says :-"Mr. Seward's circular has taken the
country by surprise, and will I've likely to &C =
easion much anxiety lest there may be in the
secrets OF the Department q knowledge of rea I
danger. If, in response to the armaments
England has sent to Canada. our frontier
should bristle with guns and be put in a posi- :
ton for ei Their offence or defence, we are in
ciined 10 believe that the consequence would
be rs Mr.. Seward suggests, paciilcatory."
The Coprir (Demoeratic1 does not under
stand the letter
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LOST, sTEsAEED, &c.

F{NEN DOLLARS REWARD.-A large black
MARE MULE, about sixteen hands high,
eight years Old rather hin and slender, legs some.
what swollen stolen from my stable. in Rock
'iS, some weeks since. Any person returning the
SAID mule ia shall receive the above reward and
o0 ccuyicti"n Ct ihe thief twenty dollars.
Or 25--oi * o. lASKlNS
{ O>T-Betwe-n charlottesville and Richmond.
] iight-co.ored EALISE and black CAR
fEf-BAi. Neither one ot them is Locked
\ label OF The Washington House. Lynchburg, is
on the Naiise suitable reward viii be given for
tkeir recovery. address
RICHARD NORTON,
&C 2i-ttE TO umbian Hotel.
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CALCULATIONS.

GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA. .--
ny ttnS,t,IANATiON w hereas, va
ID '-.,rred in the Convention Of Virginia
-.sff ar AZ, Tie resignation Of frFA HvNToe.
-5s..'s. der for the county Of Prince William
..s ." .An sheriff et the said county i hereby
a-7' t...5 AZ. election ~ the sevefa. places OF
ts r." ....a.t hy law IN SAID county On The fra,
Nh'N' '''--srIs.y ,i tie Converts II TO sapply The
sasaf- ...-.n sa.loT my hand As Governor, and
~r'y s.- .ls ,sa1 ol the Commonwealth. At
.as E, z-.saa lhts 2jd day Of October
.-~ .5f wear OF She Commonwealth the
JOHN LETCHER.
81
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W To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
9>S The Agent for the Ladies' SOLDIER Aid So
eiety, at the Warm Springs Hospital Is in town.
aud in behalf Of the suffering soldiers AL. d IN the
procurement Of such necsssaTes az are indspersa,
bic TO their cunlfcr..
Contributions left with Messrs MITCHELL &
TYIgR or j. hAcNuHno, Efa.. Cashier Bank
OF Richmond, viii be duly apprecistsd.
The Agent VIII leave the city in four or ave
days. 90 25-3ts
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ID o Il y l n G..
A family Church Hill, occupying very de.
sirsble house. woud receive rs ROARDER2 u gen
teman aui his wife. Address box 6S2, Richmond
Pos Office. oc 2i-3t*
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TuTtCE--IIaviug to be absent from the city
= for some time, ! hereby appoint Mr.. Z. II.
WINSTON my agent 10 tDLLECT ALL MO
NEYS due and oS ing to the late concern OF Fisher
u Shepherd; 20 SELL ANY GOODS on
hand, and MAKE any settlements All persons in
deoted will please come forward aud make pay
lnent 4. Il. Winston, on 18th streeI, between
Main and Cary. as possible.
Oc 24-6t@ 4. l.. SHEPHERD, Trustee.
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" -, LICORICE

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ASPEjlAL NOTICE.
The Office of the WAR BANK
l. at DICKrNSOE & HIL'S,
Corner cf Wall and rankin streets
Where this issue will ce redeemed,
Whenever offered in sums of
FIVE DOLLARS, and upwards.
L, III. FRAYSER,
oc 23-.lln* II. b. HILL
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The Rough aud Ready Oyster Saloon is the place
to get good OISTERS--at the corner of 9th ard
Main streets-as receive them fresh every day.
We have also, BIRDS, FISH, HAM and EGGS,
&c served up at the shortes, notice
&C 2f-.5ts A. b. 81 A. J. HALL Pror'rs
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}>0 Lbs FRESH HOPS.

!. ). RORFnTSON,
..,p. Hh.rININt4-
a- t.satrv SOAP,
Hr>'u- I,1utgv LARD,
'1.- i..a'iy, ,ENtfa. and Supr- FLOUR
at@.1o rys- Mountain BUTTER.
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tVNF ID * I /. NINIFN OF ANERICA, D
POST OFFICE DEPT FINANCE BUREAU,
RICHMOND, DCt. 3 lS6l. J
ATOEICE TO PO~1MASTERS.-Uw 10
y tte urgent necessity, and great demand for
Postage Stamps a points where large bodies Of
troops aGe nov 1ad, il Will be impossible, at
present 10 supply INary OF the other offices in the
CoUtedaracy with Stamps Ia Il short time the fa
eilii.rs for manufacturing them VIII be greatly in
creased and every Office viii then be furnished
VIII an aup., 7upYly.
JOHN l.. TIARRELL,
oc:5-lw Chief of Finance hu can.
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w SUBSTITUTE
10 serve fer ak ulocths in of the best Hoiizer
companies N the State, situated at or near York
town. ..sE
For a young man Of COED moral character. a 'h-
ers.i 5oAus viii be paid. Address "a. q ;" this
Office. Gts
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AINNNIhN u bhU.,
Oc -1-:}t 2i1 King -, Charleston s. &.
ERCEANT TAIIORS ,yill take notice hat
va ] cave fo- sale ny entire stock Of first class
CL.pIH5 CASSlMEEES EESIlEGS, TRIM-
NIN(TS &c, &c, just a. they We're received from
the Wholesale dealers last spring. l have been in
the since April last and my goods have been
packed up, / shall leave again IL 4 few days, and
an d.. irOus OF closing out tie stock before / go.
JOHN WHITE,
Oc 25-}tf FaterShurr Virginia
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VACCINE NIRUS.-Untilf further notice, the
y subscriber viii give 81 per crust for VAC
CINE VIRUS.
the certificate of recognized physician, zuaran
ing t 10 haze been propagated Oh healthy subjects
not recently posed 10 small -pox coutagiOn.
Tie cT(!sts must have Deed removed from the
within oEe week OF date OF delivery Address,
through Post Once,
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ENOK SALE--A STITCHING MACHINE, for
L heavy wa,thread work, suitable for fitting
brcgues. Inquire at the Boot and Shoe Manufac-
tory, Dunnavant's Building, 18th strett between
Main ana Cary. oe 25-lw*
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,HotEsiss.s.. LEfeUORs, ST..

.-y s-ry D. 'fla Commonu cath.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-05-09
NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS OF


pAAOII COZ NTl.
V,IiE fiscal year 1861, commences lst OF
May next, ! will commence assessing
IN that lay in the northeast corner Of the
county, will travel west to the county line,
then back caste the county line, assessing
by townships 80 far rs The same can con.
ycmcntly bc done.
hereby give nutice 10 oil tas-payers Of
the county TO procure their deels, bonds Or
other evidence II title 20 their lands and
lots and have them present whcr call. 80
that ! may IL, them Correctly, by 80 doing
they will save me- much labor in assessing,
thu tax collector much ,imr AMI trunblc IN
collecting, and prevent confusion Ia the
records hereafter. will thank tax payer
10 make out and have rcndy when | cal.
lists 81 NIL IT their other taxable estate.
| shalt attend the Circuit Court IN May,
anil those who desire 80 TO do, can prepare
their lists and give them 10 then.
". g. NlCkLE, Assessor 7. e.
April g. 1851. nli.II
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f'Rr AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Will leave and arrive .. folicvst
Leave A. ". Arrive at p. n.
Garner st........s.1g M.mrhis st.......4.W
Leave Arrive at
Memghi. .........1.l0 garnsrs q .......t.O
Trains arriving 3. Memphis conp~es Nth
the Memphis and Charleston ss1 Memphis
and Ohm Railroads. for the Esss end Nssso.
Trains arriving At Garner session thGse
connsss Nth a daily line IL Nail Cseseo,
~bich leave on the arrival sf the sIsif nan
for tsrsesis sni New Orleans, Viz Nissis
sirps Central Railroad.
tsrensds tisks,s ere ssIi b. D.s kssui.
ton at the Gsyosp AL wsrsAsa Ilsss.s.
dss6-nt5 X. HUtGn, Gsa1 Supt.
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srtII ~ Wis.ts.irri.
cauniH Z nupit

W thn 'ifett Hufi
D. balliasi'o' ! ,usstmsa,
w.. scsoy ! t''a" 'nd Interest
a. r. o.. lo.ra.,..
y ttteniafN
vNlt attachment u lhia aasf having boon
fainrnrl r,etnied w farn .hmenis nn
i " fpefsl. NJ. 4. tcffpIl and ! T. lnt
rnlef ani lo,tinF ~ certain property "
the defendant IN the hanis NJ sad rarna
ahees. and thu defendant being n non fesi.
dent of the state " Mississippi, 10 that or
4 mars process ~ law cannot be- served On
bin, notice v hereby given TINT 10 The said
defendant W hc aud appear at The Coufi
House IN the town ~ Pamela. an Mnndny
lho lith hay NJ MAY nest, the same bring
the fret day NJ the neat term " the tirruif
tunrt for the COUNTY " Pamela. then and
there plead answer " demuf ~ auid action
VI Judgment wll be- rendered agnius him,
and further proceeding be- had according
% law. And Il !. hereby oslered that said
notice hN Published Tor four weeks In the
Pnullh "Stnf,' . newspaper published n
tho town Of Pamela. In said county md
State. 4. NJ RiiRrRN, ,lefk.
stNyosa 8 CHrxr, Alt'yifor Pirr.,
Npfll \. 1861. nl2 iw
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urnEREAs The ksssss - neoueG.
w Base dee-ssej. uss. 81 IL @alo112
tern. 1881. # tk~ rrsbaae ceurt : 49,
IA Cssssv. s>clsr-d fssslsess, en- DesuooS
kssinr claims against 80 teseolu1s -
k>sesy nssik~i ~ kass Mir slotm -
pfeeased aEd registered 10 Ne 1851 = -
tlesk 81 the Probate Cssss Il ~ 49,
~ the LIT asv ~ March, ~, = 49,
ke fssesss kssssa.
Al. WILLIAMS, ASak
JasaAsy ~. lsst. -
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GET TIE BEST"
southern Remedies are the best
Tor southern Diseases.

The attention ~ the southern public IL
called to tho following medicines. prepared
and pat ~ bya respectable firm IN thc city
Of Nashville.
THEY ARB WARRANTED
TO H. what We say they will do, II directions
ars followed.
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For sale by MARTIN 4 SoN.

TRurn Is MuuTY, ASD Will Prg.
VAIL Ministers Of the Gospel, I'll.
itors, Printers, Lawyers, Physicians,
Lecturers, Book Keepers, who would
not give their sanction to ardent
spirits, or the Intoxicating cup in any
form. but who desire often q mild,
stimulating beverage to recupcratc
their energies, after their days and
nights Of mental toll, will find the
Highland Bittcrs just the article de-
sired, when the mind il often under
the influence Of lassitudc and ennuI.
which is ~ i~nsulIcrablc as the most
%yiolert bodily cxertion. II restores
the dropping energies. inyieorates the
vital functions, and makes the patient
feel ready for III energics--N Loui.
Repubiican.
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.LmOR.S NOrfCE.

COMMITTED to the Jail Of Pamela "
~ County, on March 9th, 1ssl,A'
swo negro men. Who .sys their names
sse ANTHONY and CHESTER, andSA
say that they belong 70 Franz Raesdale Of
ssnaoves. Mississippi. Anthony 70 aboss
q or g yesrs Of age. sbout Eve feet : In
ches high, has tso Of his front teeth oct.
Chester d about % pears old. 5 feet 8 in
ches high. They had with them . shot eun
asd ammunition, and their clothing ID stross
large bags nsds Of heavy towels.u THE
owner u hereby notified 70 esns forward
prove properly ssd take then awsy, ~
ihey vii be dealt eth ~ the Law diress.
J. n. JONES. Sheriff
and Jailor, Panels Go.
March &C, fssi. rlp-i~
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S,DDlES, DRIDLES AND HARNESS,

I HAVE Now on HAND AND WILL.
1 continue to keep a small 10, Of Saddle.
and Harness " my v manufacture which
! will sell low. Persons wishing . real
home. mhdo and wcll.male article Ia my
line, would d. well 10 stop ., Pamela and
give mo a call. Work ~ nll kinds made
10 order, ~ tho best material and Nv the
be-, workmcn in the county. Repairing
done n, the shortest notice. with neaine.,
AMI dispatch. JOHN ". cURRhN.
Pamela. March II, lsGl. hs.tf