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Letter from e. b. Ta1cott to the Board
0f!Trnde. .r, -
IHrnm the MinuennnIia EYeniur NhMs1


R. ). Baldwin, Esq, the President of cur
Board Of Trade, has handed US the following
letter, with q request for publication. We
give it place, and ask the attention Of our
business men to its statements: 1t appears
that the question whether We shall have reg
ular line Of boats to the Falls or not, depends
upon ourselves. five consider such q line OF
any value to us we will give it our business.
Those who are disposed to go on, in a "slow
coach - style, will continue to cart their goods
to and from the city OF St Paul, aud help that
fourishing town to maintain her business su-
premacy.
- CHICAGO, March 18th 81
To The President Of the Board Of 7rade, Aians-
DEAR SIR: Some few days since gentle
man called upon me, representing that lie was
thengent Of your board and Of the Merchants Of
your city and st. Anthony, to negotiate for the
transportation Of freight to and from your
city, 65c. At that time the tariff from, Dun.
leith to St. Paul and Minneapolis had not been
made up, And /. have no knowledge OF the
plans of the Northern Of st. Louis Inns.
The rates made within the Miunegota Packet
Company from Chicago to St. Paul, for Mer-
chandise, are 70, 62, 49, and 45 cents per 100, as
per classification.
: The Northern Line haze agreed to carry
freights from Fulton or Dunleith at 10 cents
per 100 extra to your city, At present the
DC5b 1AtC ne GAn give 1ui HtE44 dllA A0u1 ATEt
le cents per bnshel and 60 cents per barrel
The Northern Line say they will Tpn three
boats each week to your landing so long IS
the stage Of water will pay,
Il is, perhaps, proper that should say to
you that the boats complain that your business
men have not hitherto kept faith with them.
I have urged upon the Packet Company the
importance Of making one more full and fair
trial, which they have agreed to do at the rates
stated. tFhe diiereaee between their rates Of
carriage between yonr place aud St. Psnl is
small and by no means equal the benefits which
would result to yourpeople from q regular line.
trust your citizens will take liberal view
of the matter and sustain the boats as far as
they can. To your mer. hants and grain ship
pcrB Woul1 say that grain elevators have been
erected at Dun1eith and Fulton, which will
greatly eYpedite the trapsfeF Of grain from
boats to cars. Rates are tho came on grain
and -four by either route; shippers can tqke
their choice. We hope the market of Chicago,
in connection with the difference in time, Will
be snth hcient to command your Theat and -four.
The time, allowing three days for the boat,
will be four days only. Sacks will be returned
from Fulton Or. Dnnleith by next boat, unless
requested to come through. Your wheat has
high reputation in this market, and if the
shippers will take some pains to BeHd it well
cleaned, they will be we'll repaid for their
trouble. Hyou, or any Of your business men,
pleased to have them.
Respectfully yours,
E. B. TALcorT, Gen. Supt.
, 1861-04-05

:. bushels Of grain, willis the ayerags
:. easpmsnts from CAf adiau ports ee1--,: ::
!, ;d,tMMttfd h1Te b9aA hEtl9fsM Barrels, and
:, 46a6 huahal&zK! tFFJxt
i Tom the l1st Of 8ptshher1 10 ne a1xte~
!. lRseem3efs 1872 efE8te - .,z5s.:EEe;... -
EIoar. II. : i :. t8
:, Mheat, hns:z-::::: ~: Il: i r:
!, "Qf Whtah ,fhs poifa q Monttta1 and
Qebee reestred t1t 12;715 rfkffa1S md ss'-s5:
N Ga bn21e1a Of Nhsat Or about 4 par "Sc:5!.. -
cent only Of tho LITTER, I'll: 3n1e1.
nd1n5E III way, to QsHeEo =
st1he entire ahlpmanfa By aea hu1dt
nAd1 List ye4T, Werana1y 10 zz6 barrels -
" of aonEs 6at 90 hu1h&lg 0f:.Wha&t, End -. :.
4sa a2a huahal6 oS othsr grant: i .
The motion for the appointment Of the COM
n @ittee Was then made, seconded BY Mr.. Chris
tie. ntlthe fonewt Ing eent4esnen were named
sIr 3; F; Taeh6, the Hon. Mesars. Que5nel
uampFlA 9I F1T4spF Tessier. Assalie and ths
X 80 CO., bnshals Of grain are :equafs a1n toms
which. at the rateof II per cent per ton per mile
foE 900 miles, smeuats 1oysse75, equal =to;abeqt
cents PEE hnshel ian ample prics between Quades
aqa 2 IN A1!tgEe{{1oQt, il :st.ta7xcI o:334A
, 1861-04-05
TIE INSTRUCTIONS 70 OUR FOREIGN MIN:
=; ':;'s . 'ISTERS.5 50

r.; :WAsHNo1oS,| April l, 1861.
Mi. Seward Is preparing his instructions to
the new foreign ministers who are to replace
our representatives ROW at the Courts Of Eu-
rope, learn they are Of the most antts1ave,
~ Kind, dispafagiog the Southern Republic,
misrepresenting its institutions, and ridicul:
It is the first time In the history Of this Gov
ernment TINT the Secretary Of State has sent
ont to Europe, in the form OF instructions,
1ibels against the domestic Institutions Of ff.
teen States of the Union-s1Y.o r Htrdzd : 81:
DEPARTURE OF SOUTHERN FOREIGN AN
BASsADoRs FOR EUROPE.
WARRINGTON, April !, 1861.
= A dispatch received here today aunounces
thst Messrs. Yancey and Rost embarked yes
terday from New Orleans for Europe, and that
Dudley Mann embarked On the same day from
New York, as special Commissioners from the
Confederate States, to-. perfect negotiations
begun some time since, BY confidential agents
Of high character now in Europe, for the re-
eognition by the great Powers Of the world Of
the new Southern government, and, moreover,
for the formation OF q new, treaty Of the most
liberal kind, and for the regulation Of CONNER
cial relations.
- Colonel Mann took will, him large num-
her of documents, including upwards Of q
hundred copies of the new Tariff bill. which
Will be thoroughly distributed throughout
Europe
The contrasts between the two governments
have already opened the eyes Of our own peo-
pie, as well as those Of Europe, and intelligence
which has just been received here leaves little
doubt npon the mind Of our government as to
what tha ultimate course Of the European
governments will be in regard to the Southern
Confederacy.-N Y-HeTald.
s.. NEW. DAHoMEY.
Nur late dfsra+chnn arrovroa +a.+ aE1,.:-
, 1861-04-05

1
~ Wnen aannt n spa1mgheld, gentleman from Hah'
coeh county toaa me that II the people in my
connty aeeaed II, every sack that would be
eent up tntfe Woulu 1e nlle0 Without money
and- without Price, and the same was told me
ny many memoers Of the Legislature, who had
neard of cur droutar and inquired Of me about
II, ~: l dld not tee1 T. willing at that time to
aed friendly, and hsVe no cause to complain
I of them. I will say that Lincoln did not give
NE NJ any corn, or propose to give me any foz
the poori and reckon Is about a. far from II
as good many big men down here that are
abusing me. ID
When he reached home he told the neon,o
of the land Of n,entv and +ha c,avo. os. 80 =, :
naon1s o. 49,. ~ u aAe
] people' ae says:
WHIT he rom 1rre prop,v ~ ,<,s.,.a,n,,,
Ito,a +han.o;,,o ..1,,.. ~. d. vs. a'Aee
-, .oln ans leopts "nat haa seen and heard,
snn fpr 9he ;nfara.; IN sae BRANDON <pudl'-
e,n,oza5 -d,,,anG .,i11s t1 ~ ~. ~ Aoast sooa
so.. ~ sy,7s - ~ .'sM Sf !gtas aoao scareG
At nv nil and +ba ,roa1aaain Was 1e!o
tbat naner' Al that mceiSpa 4HaE pannsnea IN
eral Who stated thef co,iif ut Mgse syau ssv nav
| freight, to say nothing about paying for the
corn 1t WIS supposed by ns all that we could
e. .s eorn On G eTedlt, ~ vel as get corn given
1919 9Hus auo nseoI, ano many OF the needy
Here Mln'ns 20 taKe Il, and glad Of the chance,
r. 49, essad .es W rom Rhefe It might
sta+ina mo- how ncS y h. sne snoser1Res eaee one
sad Re hf;sa ahd T. Rt Rals of 1fs those ~
Tho ICON could do not Pay freight and were willing
was paa o. the subscribers TO Pay my e9pens
Stopping 70 asS who Rha hey snat Ssna ted
, 1861-04-05

!, Two States; South Carolina and Florida, are
Ies to adopt the new Constitution. There IL
little need Of conjecture as to the part they
will take in ratifying and endorsing the action
OF their brethren The Convention of South
Carolina is now in session, and that Of Florida
| meets in few days, and in = week OF two,
! therefore, the final action of the Confederaey
VIII be perfected in regard to this important
, 1861-04-05

sTm Wn1A1 ORor or NoHHTH M1ss1ss1rP1.-
The :xspozta from -thsI wheat fields ii Tbs
Northern :eoundes Of the state, indicate that
:: Il viii hs the 1szx4t axap;sTw ral4sd, g; -;
, 1861-04-05
Net profit.
200 days per season will yteld-.,.....

With IN additional capital Of so, 600.
An extra elevator at P rt Colborne. It
HopPer cars OF SN bushels casIl, with aIs
engine,a weighing machtne, md d recaiy:
er at Port DaIhousie, cau be erected, and
carry over the road 10 00O buEhe1s per trIu
4 trips or 10, 600 buslel. Of grain per day.
The expense Of eieyating from vessel to
car is u Of cent per bushel {paid by
shipper equal to 500 per day, more
than sufficient to CO er the expense oil
removing and dtranshipmentf from lake
to lake, as the cargo is spouted into
The lotd Of vessel on Lake Ontario,
afteF descending By it5 own geasity,
leaving clear profit to the C6mpun J
Of ? cents per bushel amounting TO. ;.
Or at 200 days per season.
After making q dividend Of per cent,
half yearly on the share capital OF
$1,510. .0G0, this enormous surplus will
be reserved for the purpose of erect
ing additional elevators. warehouses,
rotling stocl, and laying a double
track between tbctwo Lakes, esttuh-
ted At only $4OQ, ,000,, estimate or i
continuous line Of steamers between
Port DaIhousie and Quebec. Thiu
1iue fs to be composed OF six propel-
I lefs Of a capacity. Of Is 900 bushels and
aepeed Of IL miles per hour, at cost
of $30,ee each, the freight On Is, 600
bushels ut i cents per buehel. -.
aN tGns q freight at 2 cents per ton, re-
,LUEu4H2s
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chants and bnsfness men particularly, and we
Wonld like to hear what they have to say about
II. Will anything be ''going wrong" Or viii
"agynody ne hurt" by the new order Of thingsr
-TRaingto,a (N. C.} Herazd.
UNION MEN, STAND FIRM t-sKIBs BRIGHT
ENING!}-ALABAMA COMING BACKtlI
: a public mssa,ng Of ths oitssaa Of Frank
f9rt tads Aisba1a r. haa On a,aa Saed Ct asre
:eoTHAr eai ouK ddaatRlss t 1oNAI|; I'll: Nomr:
NEE, IF EEEeTR3f1s TO REPRESENT Us
IN The UNITEnR4ATEs eoNGREss; AND
NOT m THIS Bd:CALLED5A SOUTHERN
:coNFEDERACY."
The Pensacola correspondent Of tha New
Orleans Delta says the appearanoasof things In
the villages Of Warrington and WoolseJ are
store Keepers having 1eIt for New ofleans, Mo-
bile, Pensacola, and other placea, with their
goods and chattels; the residences are one
half Of them deserted, the occupants having
left to avB1d Ifncoln'E Ebomh&Tdmeutn Of the
place. Indeed, it is remarkable fact That not
ed his furniture and; roceeded s0ma miles In.
to the: :WQodsR to avoid the war.
:. RI: / D1sUNIoN ON .THR PACIFIC. 49,.
Adyices from California indicate that q
cliqne of the Federal oiHee.holders, and lew
pressing their mischi6yous. efforts for the e.
tablishment Of a Pacific Republic. Though
few in number, the men engaged II this con
splracy have no little poWer for -svn, and there
Is Atqe doubt that they have received sbund.
ant aid and counsel, ID to the plan Of their
operations, from the Senate Chamber at Wash
fngton.- The masses Of the people Of the Pa;
cltc aEs t1ue to the: Union but it behooves
the new a Administration to see to it that proper:
precautions are taken to strengthen the Union
men, and: TO prevent the Secessionists from
getting into their hands the means of carrying
theirplans into effeet-W Wa&h Cor. Ner York
, 1861-04-05
1t Elmwood, snd In bis account of aHairs
thAra hn aaEa.

At Elmwood, snd In bis account of aHairs
there, he says:
"a man came in that told me he had seen =
man in st. Louis from Brandon, and I asked
his name, and he said It Was George Lang
ford, who told him that he had $15, GOO to buy;
corn aud flour for the Richardson house 7ms
RraudoR, and that hs'd like to see me and
ahaRs me dut of the 1ntasIons1 was on, tor:
There was no distress In this county shout
prortsions. I then had an order in my pocket,
md hare It now, to buy 10000 bushels Of com:
Tor Mrtt Ed Richardson, on time, giving me ra-,
i ferenea TO st, ,EoNfl, but Whan heard that, Z
T eone1udad thatIWould not.hn the order. n =.
He gives further details Of hin travels in the
land Of plenty, Of the enormous crops Of corn,
me nbaralfty Of the people, and the:exesllent
treatment a. which he received He says:
y never Was treated better In my life than
~, tha people wherever went. Il. did not 60
taere to talk politics, and 7 heard but little
sa1d about 1t by the substantial corn men Of
tne country, but there, like it is here, there Is
gang OF blab-mouthed fellows that love to be
eas1ng about thinga they don't know much
a9ont, aad abusing honest people to get them
ee1ve& Into notice. = T.r~: - i:
=, Lam accused Of saying the people in this
stata are dissatisfied. Not 30. When asked,
~ often Was, T told them that there was- q
respectable minority here in iayor Of the Uniou,
ana that In some counties the Union Ine Il had
. majority, qHd repeat here 1nhat I said Uae4s,
oad dare any ssa,t to denyit
l am accused Of going on d mission Of beg
gtng, Not So. went Just as have stated,
and When called upon, told the trnth, the
whole truth, and nothing but the truth. /
told them that many were IN want and had
neither money nor credit to buy, and it is
, 1861-04-05
T ,ARGE ARRIVALS OF
-.r'- =
SPRING GOODS,

SPRING GOODS,
ELEGANT SPRING PoPLRs i.
CHOICE STYLE SPRING SILK.
- NOVEL STYLES SPRING G1SGHAMs
FRENCH PRINTS,
ENGLISH PRINTS,
E:ets'a Qualities Hoop Skirts,
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
just 'psasa ~, p'sssa Of Linen eoeA.
PIECE InESst ns4''''s
zzfS fEz$z zzH$SksSSzgess ssSS{;g2ss S{gss LINENS,
T4ELE CLOTHS. DO.
AL Of extra 9natT and nish, msde expressly to our
orier, and which we WILL sell 1t
WHOLESALE OF. RETAIL
MUCH LESS THAN GAN BE BOUGHT ELSEWHERE.
t. tfe stssE rs sis I'D ssS!eIs
STOCK vest Of NeT Iors 1'0N
". NJ. moss Il co..
aea-da51tEscpg ISL and 16e Laks street.
A G.. DOWNS & co.
ARE sow opEs1Sa
SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARAs0LS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
E1tra Qualify Hoop Skirts
At the price Of Common Goods
M Novelt1e GO Ia
LADIES SUMMER CLCAKS.
See our stock BEFORE purchasing:
A. g. DOWNS & CO.,
160.... Lake Street.........15O
nh25e5iGarn
4 NEW AND THRILLING
BY NED BuNT11Mz,
xxr1r1so
THE DEATH MYSTERY;
A Crimson Tale cf
LIFE IN NEW YORK,
VIII commence In Mkt Weeks
N'E Eb' FORK -MEREURY.
w- Send in your order: Immediately. ap,e4,sst
NEW YORK KEROSENE
- OIL COMPANY,
At Prices to Command the Market!
KEEosEEE : ILhUM1E4TIXG 4 T !! = E1;S oM;
A8N$s7Ss &E5StHkE qt5S!HhE$ SFf o4
ID E p OF:
CozzENs 3 CO., SO Water street, New York.
arss els sn
q A r VI H A H.,
Just Received
100 Rbls. CANADA OATMEAL.
Fresh &round.
OSBORN BROS. l. CO.,
arS-e4164t 1s1 South Water street.
GOLD MINING MACHINERY.
, 1861-04-05

[Frem the fenocrat st cIond ,Af1s1
II you are, have been troubis1 v j,E tha h1s ,c,,
ssnd f2r box, tCephac pElsj th. You mar En- ~
them In case Of Al attack 1 o
, 1861-04-05

Total luland capItal.. RI
Toledo to Port Colborne On Lake Erie,
distance Of z75 miles, makes in all 755
miles 10, to which add $500 for Ocean
steamers. making dis1ance Of Sass
miles from Lake Erie to liverpool.
2-With, the present Rolling Stock on
THO: We!land Railway, 40,000 bus. Of
grain per Gay csn psearrIed from Lakp
Erie to Lake Ontario at &C per br...,.
Rlevating at Nc per bu lpaid BY shippers)
Making receipts equal to-.-.-.,,.......: to-
Less working expenses per day.
, 1861-04-05

iFrcI2 the Examiner Norfolk Val
They hare been tested Il mora t.aa thoraand
Cases. with entire sEcce5s
, 1861-04-05

In the eourae Of afew days Custom House
officer viii be dscharging his duty to the Con:
fedefate States on the line. .of. tho Wilmington
and Manchester railroad where it enters. the
State. Of Sonths CAROLINA. Then every pasaen-
Eer going and coming viii be liable to have bis
t!an6 ~ s3a.eiase and hisi , Rtgssge
undergo efh1 same scrutiny. What will be the;
effect Of kis On tts business Of that road, and
OF the town ii. " Yilaald4tonY = THE ia apvefy
,tatszssttng :apstHQ4 ID, ofE: paople the het: ;:
? s.t ~ st:1 III E-L -:.=5.ae cid !,ssja ib-ts1
, 1861-04-05

From tko Advertiser. Providence, ELl
The tesanony In their favcr Is s:rong. from .as oas
respectable quartere. - 't1' 3's '''e''
, 1861-04-05

= 3 n IN 4 .S.A F q s,
as1s.'a ror ssls - q manufacturers prtcsa By:
, 1861-04-05

fFtom the Examiner. Scrtoii, Va,
Cephalic Pills accomplish Lie uoiat sat wh!ch t5ey
we're made. VIZ: Cure Of Headache In su its forus
, 1861-04-05
AZ these Testimonials vera unsolicited by Mr,
sPALDING, they aSord 1nquesfsonabld
proof Of tho efficacy Of this 'n1ly
scienti4e discovery.

..... AAsoSr1lL2, CoEc. F51 .th 1Ha
M 8pA1prEa, - " ' ~
sfR:-1 have tried yeur Cerhs!c Pills, and LIKE
THEM 50 WELL that wIZt 3ou to ssHad me two Ioat3
worth more.
Part Of these a;e foE the nes.a:.a, to vhoa savs
4 few ont OF the trst box gHt IT III yuu 49,
Send the Pllls By mail, ani 1biit."
Iouz 1bctttElt servant,
JAMES ELNEEET
, 1861-04-05

from tie Gazette, Davenport Tnw.,1
5e 9MpaMolng M M oula NOS connecs hts nan.s with an
, 1861-04-05

from the Western r. r Gazette, Chicago, I'LL
Esphauc Pills, ' @'" ' tA '3
, 1861-04-05

FFoa tbs sonthern Path Finder. ysg or,a,oa T..
=. II them! Jon that a1uicted aad We ara sura
~ {onr testimony can be hGdet tho a,reay nun,cs
elna can p1oduce. ~ 1S S 't~U
, 1861-04-05
VIII make gross earnings.
kaBa expenses, 10 days, at 500 per day.

IT q t1EI -UHGHET. :. :,
Ao tons n freight at cents per ton, re.
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+" acrcany kind Of hay or grass Ii
Awniiag Commi,iec.--T. y. Csld.
we'll, +. B. Irhv. q. W. Nelson, John
Bishop, and A. 7. Canccllor.
For any Of the above crops, the
competitors must state in writing the
mode Of cultivation, when planted.
what mar,rc. how used, and when
applied, and Al. What quantity, and
how the land Was prepared. When
]. 10 inconvcnient to gather the full
acre, because Of immsssrity, what
has ripcncd must be gathered, mea.
surcd or weighed. in the presence Of
iisintcrcsted parties, whose certificate
must accompany the competitor
statement, estimating as well as they
can, the residue 10 ripen with the
amount actually gathered. Unless
these requirements are positively ful.
filed, in all cases where the circum.
stances require il, the judges are in.
structed not to award . premium.
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" aie hard
4" wash stand
" hnlfdoyen split bottom chairs
ippci,pg commaiee lIamJaeL
spn. ~. ! Gaa, " W. Elliott, N
,iage. " II. Collins
best gonllemah rider. entrance
Zee premium IIoqaet
iwarilng fommiiifs. Mfa NJ
lass. Mrs VI tossing Mrs India
Wrenn, Mrs francis 4 Brown and
Mrs l.. e. Iceland.
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~ 10 pANOLA, MISS.
lV1LL practice in the Cireui. sud Chan.
w eery Courts Of the Seventh Judicial
District, and the high Court Of Errors ssd
Appeals as Jsessos.
Special attention gi,sa to Probate busi.
ncss snd the securing aud coIlsesioa VI
claims.
eToaee cas-. side Of Pebble Square.
. arch Is, lsGl. n9-ly
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Admiaissrater's Sale of
sNL,yES AND OTuER pERNOA lLH.

'ny virtue q decree of the Probate
III Court ~ the County of Pamela. and
/. Ita,s Of Mississippi. rsnisrei a; the resa.
AZ Febru asy term. lssil. tsstesf. the IN.
I~r~ivrsa aamin,strsssr 81 The sssas. ef
4. -. wray. deceased. will on Monday the
It dav Il April. ISL. within ls~ful hour.
q the prsmises Of 1srsssed, Offer for
nls TO the highest bidder, ss public
SEVEN s.sKesv NEGROES.
|. ~lsussns to said estate. tsgsshsr v.'h =
o, n har p. mules, es~r. horses. cssr fsfnA
M ,,sl.. furniture and other personality.
T.ss.-th,. property uill be sold m q
ssdi, until the kr.s dsy u Issssry, 1854.
nd The passhss-ss resnSrsd 70 give un's.
" bonds With good security for the pur-
hose mossy.
Feb. q. tssl. ts
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PANOIA MISSISSIPPI. THURSDAY. APRIL II 1851.

The Judges are Instructed ~ reject
any animal entered IN these classes
With which there i not furnished i
complete pedigree, IN wfiiing, tracing
bach 70 The Thoroughbred horse on
SIDE n dam and sire
dws,i'ag Commiitre. II. Il. Dan.
dfidge, u, lIobo, !, l.. Fletcher. u.
T. fitzgerald a0d W, \, Lester
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!. Y. sit MONS. n. W. chrsf.
SIMMONS e. CRUMp,
.AfSOrm<us nj h0S~,

oAr440, . Miss.
VXyllL practice IN the Courts Of pano.
w In, DE Soto, and other Counties in
North Mississippi, and will pay particular
attention 10 the collection u debts. and
oil other business inirustcd to thrir care.
RErERENCBs,
Hon. J. ". Thompson, Ripley; Hon. j.
X. Chalmers. ilcrnando; Mcssrs. Brown.
oven 4 Co., Z. N. Apperson & Co.. ' Lane
4 Co., galloway & clu.kcy. Memphis;
Ne.srs. Ward & footc, Pamela.
J.r. SIMMONS IL Commissioner for North
Carolina in Mississippi.
January 81, isol. n.-,f
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JOSEPH w. CLANTON,
.Sit0gnfy az Lar.

PANOLA. MISS.
vVliL practice IN panolt and Surround.
w Ing counties. Special attention
given 70 the collection of claims, and busi.
H. the Probate Courts.
February li, 1861. nl.ly
nrRlNG my absence In the army, Col.
IL Calvin Miller viii attend 1, all my
legal matters, and TO him refer nj ,iisats.
Keith 1 Sorsby, and Maj. J. l.. Iicole arc
authorized 20 receipt for all moaeys due
the Psucla Agricultural Society.
j. W. CLANTON.
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professional Gavos.


Pamela. Mise.
XXylLL practice In chanccry and Circuit
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