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UNION cry AND eOn,,Tu.

lhHi MNNk w HlhN' " hg''F
10 Corinth and Union Guy, 70 aco The
Mississippi yolantecr9' At c%o'tn'0
We found the lltb, 18th and lNtb
regiments, IN camp and drilling IN
der Gen. Clarke. The men were
generally we'll, but much exposed on
account of the wan, Of judgment IN
those Who selected their camping
grounds. They are very restless aud
anxious to get away from their pre-
sent quarters. Our young friend
Thomas Cunningham, oil the "rchlda
Rifles, was looking every inch q sol
der. much sunburnt hu, we'll pleased
with lis officers, and ready fort Eight.
A,uniou City, We visited the 18th
and 18th Regiment, under Colonies
Griffith anil Barkslale. The l2ih
are the hes, uniformed anil best lril.
, led Regiment a, that place 50 far a'
We had nm opportunity Of Judging
but We lid not sec but two OF the hy'
: Tennessee Regiments on drIll' u
the 18th. the Wick sburg Sharpshooi
, era, Capt. Miller, made the best ap
pcaranec on dress parade, but Capt
crump. Of the sardis Blncs, was u
n Memphis buying n new uniform 10
biz men, which, when they get, the
will probably ouishinc the sharl
shooters. In drill We could dIscoY'
little, il any difference IN the i0
companies. Both the Rcgimcn'sh has
lc plank floors in their tents, which d
y situated in a fine shady grove, a
re Joining which they have cleared !
he aboa, ffty acres for a parade groun
a The only drawback on the place. y
i. wan, Of want of water, but they q
sinking wells in each regiment, NJ
nj soon expect to have plenty. O
No Griffith il one 81 the mos, aeeo.
nj plishei officers IN the service ct u
l. point. and our friends, Major Jo
=. Il. Dickens. Adjataut lngc, q
=, Cant. Dickson. Quariermastcr, q
lce not he surpassed in the service.
capacity and energy in the dischal
of their various duties. Lieut.. e
!, mel Taylor was alscui.
We hcrc We will he rarloned
Il, speaking Of our nephew Lieut.. J'
". Ward. of the Sardis Blues,
feel proud Of the compliment I
him anil the excellent drill Of
ann comp ny, by Col. Ur'iAth, IN select
him to command one Of the cCmpaI
in the regiment, when a Eight wa
pee,ei at Columbus. Some ri
officers Of the compan. le'as ais
:" Or sick. thus rendering It aScess
~. for the Colonel TO supply their r
wv during the expected engagement.
'V"s w tender our thanks to Col
Barksdalc and Major Harrison
18th for their Kind and court'
hospitality during cur visit. 7
regiment may be as well drllc'
the 18th. but &c DID not
enough Of their manWuvers 10 4
v1' any u~nfsscrahlc distinction hciv
Tue them. We feel rroul Of both !
w mcn,s. officers and men. anil has,
,'n- fears but they will distinguish Il
'' selves when an opportunity pscse
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Near pharsalia, Mts the 9tb et jnno
l.Gt, " ntarsy. llr nssAlgN, son 81
" tlow s.. j Miller, aged Use ye1rs.
From the above w. perceive that death
in tiB nj a,y era.1 does NOT esan spare the
auiastt,afs. ~. ,he camfers and s1laco
II bsr declining years hi' been resigned io
tie .osly t1tlt. Now bct home 'oIaic
u, dad.p. bog li.ps that sweet naina
..mathrr.'' or 4 20 her vel known
voice. $ w. will say mother fold ap the
White robe, Iay asiie .be forgotten toy,
smooth ,he iiitle impressed pillov and gent
" smils as ysa ,bins u ihs garment d ,hs
iarp IL GOLD. sbi The fair bros with 10
i,adsm Il lft. Smile % yta think ~
year. etn mass that memory oh. Andre
membcs, amidst your et,f Kind mother.
shat stC a iaw more years pass over thl
aged brow, you will join srar Henry in ha.
saunai 10 tine diyiue tod above.
Peace ~ the ashts u Henry Miller
bloom SWEET towers, anil carol gentle bird
over his tiny grave. MUtttE.
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GET THE BEST"
Southern Remedies are the best
for southern Diseases.

Tho attention Of the southern public'is
called to the following medicines, prepared
and put up bya respectable firm n'hc city
u Nashville.
THEY ARE WARRANTED
TO do wha, We say they will do, II directions
are followed.
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A spy was taken in the Pensacola
navy yard, q few nights since, in the
act Of exchanging Signals with Pick
ems by means Of lanterns. He was
pm, IN irons. but obstiuately refused
il give any account e himself.
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TAkEv Up by r. Mcdowell. 4 miles west
Of Pamela. one sorrell horse II years
old. II hasis high. branded on the left
shoulder with .sk.' blaze face. Appraised
to $50. And one ieahitten grav horse. 10
years old. TAI hands high. hrardei wish"s'
On each thigh. Appraised 10 $50.
+. n. JONES, Ranger. 7. c.
June IL. lSit. n71-5w
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pnssayfsniAs rnIAcmIsa-Tlo
Rev. +. 7. Johnston will preach N
The Presbyterian Church, IN the town
Of Pamela, the first Sabbath IN July
next. NJ u o'clock, A. A.
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Two HAND Alternative Ben.
Butler of Massachusetts, says, nc
to TIC Norfolk CORE poulent
he Will take Norfolk or die. Bon
man Of truth, and We are sorry
for him. Tie won't take Norfolk,
aul to dc when whiskcy il down 20
twelve and half cents per gallon i
hard Cor Butler.
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Nc have not received n lctte FROM
ca Foot or any member Of the
smasy since they left Ccrinth for
mon1. We understand Mr.. SIM
e Basesvillc received a letter
Il. Peter Brown, at Manassas.
Ou1slAss shey ere At the "Janc-
= ~. nass end Of the read,
80 sosp'' % the West end Of
mh ~ nosnssin. 70 are not
otass writing the atose.
- received from Ser
o1Dvsa III company
11DUlisa, masr General
- N - n shc 6rht
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E.s-Fanny Fern speaks ef herself
with glowing appreciation. as having
heen born in Maine. a'vhcrc the girls
arc ss sound o. timber Rather elai-
vocal praise. Fanny. for a ruod deal
II the Maine timber IL that 4 .ech-
nieally callsl Shay in SINE rsrt-
rses Ftnrv.
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We have had some fine showers Of
rain during the pas. week, and hear
very aat,ering accounts from the
crops In Pamela county.
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These Pills arc u speedy and n certain
euro for Y complaints arising from u dis
easci ,riered liver, causcd by ntmos-
phcfic mainria, viz Intermittent. Remit
tent or Bilious Fever or Nervous Headache
Sick or Periodical Headache, Chronic Cos
%tiyencss. Loss u Appetite, Lnngnor, Dis
zlness " the Head. Jaundicc, Sallow Com
%pIexion, Tainted breath, Dyspepsia, Pains
10 the Back. Side or Breast, or all impuri.
| tics Of tho blood and all arrangement OF
the Stomach. i.
For sale BY Martin 4 Son, Pamela, AMI
Butts Il Hunt, Batcsyillc.
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Executors Notice.

4 FILTERS tsssamsa.ary having been
Ia granted on the estate Of Robert W.
draper. deceased by the Probate Court Of
Pamela county, Mississippi, at the june
term 1851. ell persons has Ing claims against
sail estate are hereby notified 10 hare them
.prcta,sd and gissercd in the Clerks ufhes
according to Law, or this notice will be
Plead in bar II such claims.
II. y. DRAPER. lr,..a,o,s.
r. II. DRAPER,
lnne 81. ts6l. ns3.fw
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Cot. wARp:-rcrmit me on be-
half II the officers anil men Of the
Pettus Artillery. to tender You oar
warmest AMI most heartfelt thanks
for your uniform Kindness and lihsr-
Atty in publishing notices and hand
bills free Of charge. for csr company.
We hope and trus, ere losx 10 BE- able
% ssnd ypu sasl n seeruns q .
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Il upER Il uBrR,. II NBER!,

1--WE unicrsignsd vnald respectable Ia.
form the public ,hat they base formed
q cl- par,ncr,hip under the mime and style
" lrby & Ward IN the ,aw aud gri.i m''l
business with a capital ~ S30oa. The
mill - located about four miles west u
Sariis. They are prepared 10 I'll Orders
unl 10 deliver lumber rs moderate rates.
w. believe that for snOnthue.s, accuracy
anil uniformity. the lumhcr FROM this Kind
~ mill IA not eaaallct BY any.
W. hnvc also ut tbr same place u good
black .m q, and t,cd. ". Sanford a who'd.
wright shop. Adlrcss.
iRBi i WARD,
april t,lsit. am Sartis, tI,ss.
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Soft nm ,a,crs I'll smashed VI.
And mush arc sstt rs soft can be,
hut softer am thu, ills pup,
Whit wrotr them verse to me.
SarnsoSt, No0sr.
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Those pills are 10 Yankee trick 10 be
rnlmal Of On The eonhdine south, but are
prepared Nv d.. 7. N. Clark, ~ Nashville,
a native renneasean. Testimonials Of tho
highn4t character relative 10 theif Virtue
NAV bo had u Nashville. We only ask u
trial n them. Price ~ cents per boz.
Put up only nj tho Amhrosiel gu Medical
Depot u CLARK, Grerory q 90 Nashville,
Tenn, to whom orders must ho addres cd
On receipt of the retail price. ~ ecnts,
We will send to any address by mail. Full
directions with eneh box.
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o}otbteB, Wit ion Wont}
The question, sancplly applied q
iobo 30 lhe s1lliofs ny Their llehaa'
was asked of soldier on the leyce
the other day, w. o man be dldht
know. ono. be- answered, eight.
inca my business. and this i the
ghy | do t" With which bclot loose
Ms len, anl the mau vho asked The
question sent sptoalng some tcn
! fect N n C,fatraL
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southern from cCay.
spr. T. w.. CLAuk'S
sItRE CURE AGl PILLS y,

y I Y ~ Nv ~
These pills will not only break up any
ense " Chills and Fever, but taken IN con
%neetiun with the painless liver pills, will do
what other aguc and fever remedies do not
d. /. O., eradicate tho cause " the di-entn
from ,ltc system. You need try them only
uuce.
Tim, tread scnarge cf tho Mississippi
valley. King Agac, finds his cnngacrcr IN
thrsr remedies. Those who live IN the nj.
n.tnat.c regions VI the south and west, will
Gni those remedies beyond all prize when
they have once tested their virtue.
10 THE PLANTERS.
IN tho bottom lands Of the Mississippi,
Arkansas and %llgasoa. and Red River md
in al mtiarous seeji0ut. by following tho
directions for miuisternelhCs pills. vii
| clt rtnallv prevent nine.tentis " the sguf
ard chill fevrts. ~ well a, Bilious. iu'sf
mitlcu, and Hemitlcut fevcrs. that nos
YEARLY iec,fnate tho time vi their sersan
and profits u t1s esap. BY sickness 4 death
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Goes North for qaack pateu, medicines.
Throw your Dutch and Yankee mineral
mciiciuctio the dogs, unless YOU wish to
kill. and tvs these.
purcly Vegetable and Southern remedies
prepared alone by DR.. CLARK, = native Ten
nessean. WIN has q familiarity with South
cru diseases and their treatment IN .
southern climate.
DR.. tlark's sure ture Agne Pills.
Il recommended for Chill fcvsr, Fever
Dumb Aguc. and nothing elsc. They will
eircctually break upanj when taken 10 con
~ncc,iun with thssslivcr pfils,.will entirely e.
adicate every trace OF disease no matter hos
long standing. or how obiurate the case
Price Il. Sent by nail, post paid.
One dose n THESE pills IL warranted u
break M rms case VI Ague Of Chill, an
used In connection with Clark's rarStrs
/. ttvrR Fttt, will eifestaally cure and ensirs'
4 eradicate all the seeds Of disease whie
bring on chill fever. fever srue and dun
ague. CLARK, GREGORY b co.
For sale By Martin 3 Son, Pamela. m
Butts h Hunt. Batesville.
Feb. 81. 1861. taecs5
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fstsl ~ iha rahiiei most anHheAsiahahlY
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TAkEN m. ~ N. ". wiIbourns, near
Pleasant Msunt. n mare pony, glass
eves. sArse Years cid, 10 hands high. and
appraised to $40.
r. D. JONES, Ranger. PC.
June Il. 1s6t. u9t-sw
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+ HAVE q portable, I horse power Vines.
Thrashsr. With which ! an rzady 10 as-
ssmmsdste sh. farming community. Gall
"a -, three miles northwest q Pamela.
on the river rad.
n TnvLEs.
sf&r II. ISL. MS fms
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New advertisements.
A>NOGNSCMCsT.

We are authorized 10 announce Y. j..
HaYtss "a n candidate for The office Of
sheriff Of Pamela County, a, the October
election, tsfs. -
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10 ORR MISSISSIPPI FRIENDS

I'VE invite your special attention 90
w our rressn, siecs. "a no rstioi
turing our nineteen years residence IN
Memphis. has our assortment been ~ larrc
and complete in sll It's branches Ne q, the
present time. our leading articles are
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tached from the town of Centralia and attach
ed to and shall hereafter comprise a part OF
the town of Rudolph ia said county
Sec. T. This act shall not in anv manner in
tertere with or prevent the collection of any
taxes heretofore levied on any of the lands de-
scrlbed IN this act, but the same shall be col
lected by the towns wherein the same have
been assessed respectively
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Supervisor Hiles introduced the fol,
lowing amendment:
BY appointing Seth Reeyes and Ole
Natwlg as Committee to confer with
). l.. Mason on certain contract he
has with the Town Of Dexter to build
9 miles Of Road, over the territory pro-
posed by said bill to be taken from the
Town Of Dexter and attached to the
Town of Hemlock, and if the said Ma
son will relinquish to said Town Of
Dexter said contract, and nla le new
contract with the Town of Hemlock,
then it shall be the duty of the Chair
man Of the Board of Supervisors to
call a special meeting, for the purpose
OF taking said lands from the Town of
Dexter, and attaching the same to the
Town Of Hemlock.
Vote on amendment taken by ballot.
Ayes 2, Nays 4, lost. Board then ad-
journed to 7 o'clock 2. NJ.
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$3.50 A YEAR,

confidence, which an election to the
office Of Drainage Commissioner, will
warrant me in believing you entertain,
unasked and unsolicited as it was. T
nevertheless cannot accept the trust,
tor the reason that [ am crediblv in:
formed, that tits charged upon me that
my vote upon certain measures that
have been before the Board at the
present session, has been influenced by
the hope of reward. Such being the
case, the acceptance by me of any po-
sition at the hands of the Board, would
be inconsistent with my own self.re-
spect, and cannot, therefore, be enter.
tanned. Very Respectfully, &C.,
SETH REEVES.
Grand Rapids, January a5th, ls6i.
Which was accepted.
(Conti,tued on second page).
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HOME CONvERsATIoN.=

HOME CoSvERsAT1oN.-Children
hunger perpetual tor new ideas, and
the most pleasant way Of reception IS
by the voice and ear, not the eye and
the printed page. The one mode Is
natural and the other artificial. Who
had not rather listen than read? We
not untrequently pass by in the papers
@ full report Of a lecture, and then go
and pay our money to hear the self
SAME words uttered. An audience
will listen closely from the beginning
to the end Of an address which not one
in twenty Of those present would read
with the same attention. This is en-
phatically true of children. They will
learn with pleasure from the lips of pa
rents what they deem it drndgery to
study in books; and even if they have
the misfortune to be deprived of the
educational advantages which they de-
sire, they cannot fail to grow up intel
ligent if they enjoy in childhood and
youth the privilege of listening daily
to the conversation of intelligent peO-
pie Let parents, then, talk much and
talk well at home. 4 father who is
habituaily silent in his own house may
be, IN many respects, a wise man, but
not wise in his silence. We sometimes
see parents who are the life of every
company which they enter, dull, silent,
uninteresting at home among their
children. II they have not mental ac-
tiyity and mental stores sufficient for
both, let them first provide for their
own Households Ireland exports beef
and wheat, and lives on potatoes; AMI
they fare as poorly who reserve their
social charms for companions abroad,
and keep their dullness for home con-
sumption. 1t is better to instruct
children and make them happy at
home, than it is to charm strangers or
amuse friends. A silent house is a
dull place for young people, a place
from which they will escape if they
can. They will talk of being shut up,
there; and the youth who does not
love home is in danger. Make Eome'
then, cheerful and pleasant spot
Light it mp with cheerful, INSTRUCTIVE
conversation. Father, mother, talk
your best at home.
This fills the column,
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TRIUMPH OF SKILL.-Roger, the dis
tlnguished singer at the French opera.
whose arm was shot off by accident,
lost autumn, when he was out hunting
was furnished by Van Peetesseen, the
renound maker of artificial limbs, with
an arm and hand which were regarded
as miracle of skill and successful in
genuity. But though it was impossible
for one who was not in the secret Of
this substitution to discover that the
arm was supplementary one, the sing
er could neither extend this arm straight
before him, nor could he raise it up
wards. Mathien, anoth er famous man<
utacturer Of limbs, has now contrived
for the veteran artist an arm and hand
which seems to have reached the linn
it's Of the possible in that line; as, by
its aid, every movement required by
the needs of ordinary life can be per-
formed wish the utmost ease, and in a
manner SO perfectly resembling the ac.
ton of a living arm that the illusion is
absolutely complete. Instead of oh.
tanning the fiexion of the forearm by
means of the shoulder acting upon
string of cat gut as in former attempts,
he has contrived a system of machine.
ry, in which the string is attached to
the front Of the hip opposite the side
from which the arm has been amputat-
ed The movement OF the artificial
arm thus due to slight twisting of
the body In extending the arm, and
moeing the fingers, the cord by means
of which these motions are accomplish.
ed is attached to tie upper portion Of
the living arm, and is made TO act by
movement Of the shoulders. Final
ly, third cord, whose function is to
give motion to the index of the artifi-
cial hand, is attached to the hip on the
side from which the arm has been am.
putated.
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EVENING SESSION.

Mr.. Hiles moved to am mend by strik-
ing out all of that part Of the Bill re-
lating to detaching Towns 81 and 25
Of Ranges and 8, from Town of Dex-
ter. Vote on amendment-ayes 2,
nays 4; lost.
Supervisor Hiles moved to amend
by inserting in the bill a provision de-
taching Town "a Of Range from Cen
traIia, and annexing the same to Hem
lock.
Supervisor Clark moved to adjourn
to Friday, Feb. 1st at 9 o'clock, A. NJ.
Lost; ayes 2, nays 4. Vote on Hiles'
amendment; ayes l, nays 4 lost. A
vote was then taken on the original Or
der; ayes 3, nays 2; carried.
Supervisor Natwig presented the
following guarantee from the Board Of
Supervisors of the Town Of Hemlock,
which was ordered to be filed.
We, the Board of Supervisors Of the
town of Hemlock, do hereby guarantee
to the town Of Dexter, or that portion
Of it not embraced in townships num-
Der twenty-four and five, of ranges two
and three, that they will assume any
and all Indebtedness that said portion
of the town Of Dexter may be under
obligations to pay S. l.. Mason, by yir-
tue Of q contract that he holds with
the Board of Supervisors Of said town
Of Dexter.
Dated oath January, 1861.
OLE NATwIG,
II. STREETER,
Supervisors.
The following report Of the Commit
tee Of the Town Of Dexter, was pre-
sented, and on motion Of Supervisor
Kipp was laid on the table.
State of Wisconsin, Wood Co., zo,cn
Of Dexter.
| In pursuance Of al act Of the Honor
able Board Of Supervisors Of Wood
Co., passed at Grand Rapids on the
18th day of Nov, 4. D. 1860, to wit:
Appointed Committe Of three to
take into consideration and confer with
the actual settlers Of the town Of Dex-
ter, as to the best plan Of dividing said
town, so as to accommodate all Of said
settlers, III said town of Dexter
Now your Committee has conferred
with a great portion Of the actual set
tiers of said town, and also taking in
to consideration the localities Of said
settlers, and iii the opinion of yonr
committee, in order to accommodate
all OF said settlers, the said town OF
Dexter had ought to be divided into
four towns, to wit:
Town 81, Range ?, east, Town 81;
Range 3, east, as town No. /.
Township % Range 8, east, arr
from section 36 to section IS in towr
"a, range 3, as town No. 2.
| Township 25, range 2, east, Town
ship %, range 8, east, and from l t
IL exclusive range 2, and from section
!, to u exclusive, all in town q, range
and 3, east.
LUKE \. PITTS,
EDwIE BESTLY,
Committe.
) On motion the vote on the order t
? change the boundaries Of the Town c
: Dexter, Hemlock, Rudolph and Ger
+ralia, was reconsidered. Vote Q
-" ayes 4, nays ?.