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Gteambnets an0 Railroads.
rIFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.

|CAFETY, SPEED, AND CUMFUKI.
FOR BOsTOS. -
p,OpcySTTP PALMER, FiTCHBTGG. NASHUA.
LOWELL, CONCO8D 1dE WHITE MOuNIAI1s,
AND INTEBMEDIATE fO'NlS.
The new and s,eurch Steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY or NEW Oi.h'
Leave N-wYork daily (Saud excepted - ocock p M
f,on pier No - North Rive loot o. cfuy-si.
FOR NEW LONDON, ,
.h.. connecting with me Steamboat ~ Jn of ,ns
Wore.ster Nashua and New Ldon Noiihern IiaoadS
Freh, At the lowest ra-. For in rnauon luqnIi
NJ T. > MARTIN, Agent ou me Pier
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALB
NEW. YORK g. NEw.HAyEN RAILROAD
PRIMO ARRANGEMENr

l5a SPRING ARRANGEMENT 1902.
COMMENCING MAY :. i1.
Passenger Station iD New.Yors 2lthst end sshav
Entrance Zsth-s:.
TRAILS LEAVE EEW-YORX;
ior Nes Haven :. D. H.. (E1)i I4.i5 lEGG 5'o'
Tor s'idgsport Z, 8 q. m, (Erl l2:l5. Nrl $50
~ End m. (Erl ,,.
For mnfo.d stafford Fairfield, Southport and We';poF''
=, n; i'l5. 800 and 30 ?. M. .
%. 2 n, OIL
rcI DsHen and Greenwich. T. $50 nj 2:i5 a5o 4:3a
40 t.r s S':n1so's EI( $50 nj I2l', tEr, o.
Port Chester md ins mediate stations 9:30a u:
For Pot ChestcI aud Ne~. Rochelle G o. IN Qrl
- CONNECTING TRAIN, 'N'
.ENJ 'NN"h' tH'h' p "''
Fer Boston. via Shore Linz, l2l5 spn.r,
for Hartford and Springfield, a IN, Exl l2:l5. 3.
stI), p. m, lhSl NN' '''' v
For Connsciicut River Railroad to Mop,r,,, a. ~ n.y.
and 70 IS p IN. to Northampton. M 'NNh
For Hartford, Providence, and FnhkIl Railroad
tE1l l2:i5 9. IN. -A
For New .iiaSen New-Londoa. and sionug,o, R.u,o.s
ais q m, 1915, ,. 9 y. (EG.l 'N
for Csual Railroad. i2:l3 p IN. to Northampton.
~ For Housaionic kAilrozo to Ptshed, a IN n m .,
New Milford . p u" 70
For Nsuyatuck Railroad, 3 a. M. Up. 10.
FOR Dsnbury and NOrwslk Railroad, !. 930 a. H. 4. N
p m. " ~
Comnodiou, Sleeping Car. attached 10 o p. m train
JAMES H. HOIf Superintendent.
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Receiusa Of Produce.

Mar Ia O6g bbi. Flour 1928 do Corn MsAi ~" o
700 bbl. WHISKY 23Ulg buah Whest 3A99 90 No"i
Do oa,s Rson NJ. provi,ious $50 d., Lard v aF''''
o.r. N,hrl
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& lENIhAL RAILROAD of OfNEW-JERSEY.-
~ from foot of At Hampton
junction with Delaware Laehswanna and e.tern Raoad
aud at Enston with Iegh Valley Railroad and les
tons ioimns direct line to Pittsburgh and West without
tLsnge OF
SUMNER Commencing May 5. 1862
leave New-YoIk as loilows:
HsERlsBuRn ExPRKSs--At a. m. for Esston, Reading,
fotsville. .snisburg Msucn Chunk, Wilamsport kc
MuL TRAiS-At a. m for Fa.ton, Water Gap Scran.
ton, G,eet Bend. PhtstoD, Wikesbsre, &c.
l2M THRorGE TRAIs-foI Esstoo, MAuch Chunk, VII
liomspsrt, Reading, Pottsvle Hsni,b1rg, &c.
p. N. WAY PAssTNGRK TRAIN-Eor Eastou. Bethlehem
Allentown. snd Meuch Chunk
5:aOP. " WAY rBAis-For Sorerville.
Sr v. WESTERN ErpHTss-tor Ea.ton. Allentown Read.
tug harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and the West Seepiog
jersey City thIongh 20 Pittsburgh.
.ExPRLss TRAIN FOR HNRHisBCRG-The q H. Express
r. from Newloik strives Harrisburg A. o. connect
Fast and eE' Pennsy Central Railroad No thern
CentTe R.rosd, North and South and with tie Cuuber
and Valley Railroad.
rHp IiiBoUeH ExPRgss Train WKsr leaving
evYork at p. close connection at Harrisbug
with Pennsylvania Rtroadwih 10 change of cars to t's'
!, -.h aud but Oas to Cincinnati aud Chicago. Three
houlf SINE is saved by taking thi, ain
EuzABKTHroKr AND EEw-l oRK FFRRY-Leave New
York In Pier 2 No.ih River, =. 1880 aud II go III
9. 20 49, ard y. N.
The boats stop Bergen Point and Mariners sbor each
way JOHN %. STEhNS' superintendent
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LONDON FxWWrOS. 49, Return tickets 10 London and back
f-.tcllss $3.50; thirdcllss, sos.
IGTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
- at Queenstown Cork HsTborl.ghs Liverpool. New.
Yolk aud fbilsdelph. Stesu hip Conn .ted cisi
fs their iu pose ed Ci'c-bnt lion SttL ip a. folows
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Sa c3ay, Mav 10
u ~ c1tt .deft lay ~
LDiNbcbOt. ....... ............. Saturday 9hN III
And every succeeding SATURDAi. al noon, from Pier
NO "a North River.
pAS-aCF.
FIRST CABIN. ......sI5 srEERAGE...:.... S1
t Cabin to London 20 steerses 10 Lopdon..... -
Pint @ a. 10 Psus.... 81 sieerase TO Paris..... y
lirs Cabin Hamburg. gj' Stersy- 10 hsmourg. %
Passengers also forwarded 20 hsvre Bremen, Rotterdam
Aptwe kc. at equally ow rates.
Rates Liverpool Ourerstogn: lrt Cabin, 81 esi
4 .rd slh siee-sge from Liverpool so From Queens.
town SO Tickets be bought here a. these rates
snabiHr people 10 send for their friends.
These Steamers have sure'l modal ms Tor rs5sel-
tss strongly bnt IN Wae q sh Iron stctiors. end
t.ry Yife Aurhiators. Experienced Surgeons ae
( s;'schei % each s,esJ.tr ..
For fuiher in:onaior sppy n Liverpool 20 WILL
IiMAS gent, so p " st-l t:ln Clasep" 10 NitH d.
COLIN No. - Enochr Gn-re. Ia O. eeu town ~ G 4 ".
y. SEYMOUR Co.; In Lcnio1 70 HI Is MAtLf: NO.
!, 81 Kirs Nillsu-s. 10 Paris 10 JULES pESOJE. No
lace 10 Ia Boure; g. Phs0euha N JOHN q. DALE No
"a Wanut.si.. or at the CouranJ's OnosA , :,
JOHN q. DALE. A. n. No. !, oto-1"aJ ~ =
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MIGHT BOAT to NEW-HAVEN.-Th
IN TRAVELLER leaves Peck slip at II p M. arriving In
tune for early morniI trains The CONTINENTAL leaves
A. M. Taias 90 north and from Nsx-Haven at
o'clock.

GTONINGION LINE for Boston, via GRO
~ TON, NEN-LOEDON. SrONISGFON, PROVI-
DFNCE. NEWPORT, TAUNTON and NEW-BEDFORD.
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALT ard PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No l8 ~ r. foot of Court
lsnd.st:. DAILY texcept Suadsyl at S p m.
Freight taken al low by any other line OfBcs OF Com
rsny No. lis Wes,-st.. corner OF Cour,landt.st.
w NJ EDWARDS Agent.
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nor NEWBURGH. POUGHKEEPSIE, and

i RONDOUT. landing - Grassy Point, CozIsn,' W e''
Int cod spripg Cornwall New.ismbmgh, end Milton.
ch way. Tie aud elegant steamer VI ttf PONILi,
sp. A. L. Anders0u, viii leave foot Of .ayst ~ Elth
AFTERNOON At = o'clock p Return'' VIII leave
Rondout at 51 PoUghkeePse at o. and Ne"DuEsb, at .
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Comm-ncirr Msy ], lSo'. ,o,,,-,
ppANNEMENI fnr CALlIONNl l.

7
ANEW ARRANGEMENT for CALlFORNlA
via PANAMa For the better sccomnoosi'no oi we
.e number OF ope euigratrg 70 The soenuns a--ig'
IT, forria and British Columbia FoE 'ehnsis per ihohth
10 di.pstchrd ron N,wfofk ard 10 IN san FRANCISCO
L. .uectivelv in.feGd Of three as h-Tttoior~ 81, o,
Regular 4svs Of departure from Nel or on re ~,
l1h md 24tb except when these ostos FAY on SUNDAY
ben TIE day Of departure win be the MONbAf iouo~ins
~, I.It or rs sag. Apply 81 the only oncr the
I,- = o,tiinr.pr1eu Il. Il. ALLEN. Acsat.
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The brig Ormu, (of New.BedrOri). Capt Crapo wens
ashore the nigh, Of the 2oh ut about mies OF ns
% snd crew saved and syed at Hsters in, In the long
boat She had cargo ofcoL, and was from PhilAdelpn
4, Part koyA s. G.
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lc1,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS. .
lygTVTTN = NEN-lOEN AND LlN tkgCOL, CALLING
At CORK HARbOR $500
AID BETWEEN ROS iDN ANO LIVERPOOL CALL
ING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBoh
scOTIA Can't Jpdx,ua CUfNA Capt. Anderson.
| PERSIA, Capt. Lott AslA. apt. o'k; 49,,
ARABIA, Capt; stone ElhOFA tspt ); LscA
AFRICA. Capt Shannon. CANADA, Capt MHi.
AMEAICA Capt Noodle. NIAGARA, O"pt n hyfie.
AUSTRALASIA.
vessels Cegi white III .. u2sh heaf cen on
,,lboard bow red on port bow.
fROa SEv.yoRK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin fassHs
Second Csbm Pessise sise.........-..........'.s -
YgCs sOsTOS 10 LIVERPOOL.
Chlcf Cabin IassATe.
Second CABIN Pc ssge........ss...sssss.s's' V'
AMFklCa Moodie. leaves Bot1u tdle Jay. Nay l
sUsTR ALaSI An Anderson New York NodI EDDY, Nsy Il
NIAGARA. C"ok..lsves Bo-i Wed e-dsy, May ~
scott A. Judkns Ne"l ok v e1nesa-y, June
ROPA bost n.... " NedneidlN June II
PERSIA Lott. ......lrsves Ne~ ioik "Wednesday June 3
AFRICA Shsnnon. eavc Boston. ecnesjay, June -
CglNA Anderson. New 0rk. WedLcs1ay, july
ferths not secured until psid Tor
n experienced SIr-eon ON boerd. -
The these ships will not he accountable or Gold
YER Bullion Specie lerelfy Precious Suies or Msal'
nes Bis Of adl signed therefor enc tie value thereof
tisreiu ex xpIcssed For frrignt or Passage, eppyto
+. CUAABD No Bowling green.
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;T,OR BORDEAUX.-Thc A brig BELLE
nv 1UE BAY Holowev. master will have di.pstch.
iyo fsht OF passage apply to WM. }. DEWEY Co.. NO
Il NNan.st.
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Ocean Gteamers.

|nASsPORT OFFICE, No. 900 Broadway,
near Ful,on-st sroand aOorNanralizea citizens mos
thsir certificates. L-ters assins information
.SSSre..ed "PASsPoRT OFFICE, Box No. 3,8l3 New
York"
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NIBIO's GARDEN.
~ Fourth week ofthe MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE o.
The ESCUANTHESS.
SPLENDID MOBILIZATION by
Miss CAROLINE KifCHINUa
SUPERB DASClNO by
ANSETrf OALETrI,
NEW SCENERY,
FULL OPEhAIlC CHORUS,
GRAND KQUtSiRlAN ACT.
THE SPECTACLE WILL BE PERFORMED,
EVERY NIGHT.
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IREAT WESTERN INSURANCE SCRIP
" Of slys,r, for 5ALE By WM C. GILMAN SoN,
Removed to No ~ Pine 1t

Neutrality-suspicious., PIQUA, and IN
w DIAEA RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
nv Albert II. SICOIAY, No. % NllsmTt.
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Sales at ths sssck BxcAanse. ..MAr8

1900 U. &. Sc, 81. reg. .i0l
1900 U. 8. De, '8l. coup. ..lG
2l0.S1 do................io2
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Seventh time, Bulw~r. sterling play Of
THE LADY OF LYONS,
which has attracted ,I densey crowded audiences who m,n
tested their great gfshoation the most enhu.ia psuei'
ever heard witLa the walls Of this establishment
PROGRAMME FOR THE ENSUING WEEK.
MONDAY, - - ...
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTH
TUESDAY, - .1
WEDNESDAY, -
TUURsDAY-THE RIVALS.
FRIDAY-THE LADY or LYONS
Ia ureheAsal-MO NEi Sc, 80.
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sr Loris ALroS .sD CHlcsGo kAILHo.D TO.
rlNIIE adiouru.d meeting Of tho Boudholderi
i ofthe Il Louis Alton and Ihic,go Hnlroad Company
subserbcrs the ssfsemsn Of too loth January ito
ll b. b.. I'd su THURSDAY. 18th May a. l.. az the
contin~niL Eans Hui.irA No. Nassau.t. Room NO >.
general attendance Ia requ.'sd ~ matters oi
In poItAncs will b- brourh; before the m.rting
BY order ofth- Trustees.
CHARLIE, MORAN Chairman.
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IA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE, RAIL
IL ROAD LASD GRAFT BONDS not ssen,.d, viii be
purchased by the und-rs Until the ih o. this noutn
ser ch tin- they vii 5e en.iled to Gully nominal civ''
''"' ~ ~ '"' '''' c. ALLhDfCE, No n wsllst.
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100 East River Bank. ..... 80
Continental Bank. 80. ~
IS Psciic Mail S. Co. III
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TO Use Honng Men of ttisnu sas,
Texas ana Louisiana.

l~ntAHnNiaH' AHssi J co. %
Tho question {. before us: shall we
organize, atm and march +, join the
army Of Missouri. and battle l.of IN.
dependence on her soil. where She in.
yiics. nay. iuplorcs us, to cliac. or
slnil We val. 20 ,oe that gallant and
struggling State down-troldcn IN the
hn.i. manacicd and lost-hcr broad
fields and itch g%tnpar,es opened to
,uppiy the tyrants horde. M they
march uinmphantly mud unopposed
70 invade 0ur nwu hcmcsy Shmll We
strike down tie enemy whose gripo IL
uVou our brothers tlroat. aud who
puly vn'ts 10 src nls last gnsp 70 Mt
ack u.s.: or slail we stand b. and SEQ
our brother perish art ncckly await
ts,hilar doom! THE ease Is before
ls lpr our decision, uut Il is no dream
of Tie Imagination. but Il stern real.
o.. end vr mus, decide II. We have
toTtpt lc irco. We must nov FIGnr
o. b. free. OF present a. he world the
lmmilaiine spectacle Of - nation Of
h%rartBtt., more contemplate than
tie tyrruls Who seek 10 c%usla,c us.
TIE Tag Of our country j. waving
IN tie southern borders Of Missouri,
placed there hy my hands nulcr su.
iaofiiy from our Chief Magistrate.
II represents III that b. dear to "a in
life. Shall il wave there in mclsn.
cloly loneliness % o fall leaf in our
priineyal forests. of shall It's heau,. ful
fcll and bright stars aauni IN the
breeze over the proud bat,alions OF
| Arkansas. If Texas. and Of Iouisi.
ana ~ they are m~arshaling IN 10
bittle with Missouri. for victory. FOR
honor. and for INDEPENDENCE.
Awake young men Of Arkansas.
and arm Beautiful maidcns IL lou.
i%siars. smile not upon the craven
youth who may lingcr by your hearth
when the rude blast Of war !. sound.
iug IN your err. Tcsas chivalry. to
arms! llardships and hunger. dis.
case and death, are preferable Ia
.lavish~ subsection. and a nation with
a bright page in history and a glori.
ous epitaph is better than a vassalcd
land with honor lost and a people
sunk in infamy.
EARL VAN DORM,
Major General.
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The Governor has ordered m cleo.
ton to be held on Monday, the 10Th
day Of March, 1851, for the purpose
Of clcctiug one Major General, for
the State ., large, aud one Driendicr
General for the 1T District, compOs-
ed Of the counties of Dcso,o. Mar.
shall. Tippah. Tishomingo, Itawam-
ba. Poniotcc. Lafayette, Pamela, Co
ahona and Tunica.
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NUMBER 3


Iit G1iafn0f hillht revoked ka
mll iu ien 'hoaslai Hiile imaps.
ni ael Die proclamation uHAf
fnf .m nefmrnfa ~ fhi't yssis
w ir lhr war. I rfotp'e ~ n.sa
rompaoy n ohany mdet lhu III
'Tle Confederate f,p,emmshl 40
furnish rms clothing nhd rlmp
mrn's aai sye p bounty n feos
biaui % moh mltief paynth .heh
do company y mustered M n
soon ~ sisly lur men afo enralIeA.
iha company VIVID Ne organized mi
ofcor elected
VI a WtnU
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POETRY.

We publish in this issue u piece Of
poetry written for the Star by Mr..
j. A. Signaigo, of Memphis. Mr..
=. i brilliant and talented writer,
and has von a proud position in the
list Of southern authors. We trust
that !, may often be our privilege to
aiorn the columns Of the Star with
his poetic illusions, NJ his verses
possess rarc and unrivalcd beauty.
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; Hon. j. W. Thompson delivered a
stirrinr war speech IN Pamela on Fri.
day evening last. lie urged upon
the people the necessity Of promptly
responding to the late call Of the
Governor for more troops, as Our Foe
is now menscing us at our very doors.
His remarks we're received with APP
probation BY the audience, although
the extremely unfavorablc weather
prevented a very large turnout.
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cav eIliions arc determined 10 lend
d helping hand 70 The gallant sons II
tho South, now %epnicnding arniast
the enemy IN Tennessee Two CON.
pauios have been neatly completed
IN this coun,y ono by Cob NJ 4.
Ward. the other by c1pe '1NlsMnrn
Wilson. A few more art wahEW 10
M mp. Now b. the time. The foe
is closely pressing US with bis lcsioa,,
and unless soon driven back, will
oycrrun aud lay waste the Whole
South.
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ROWLING GREEN O. vAC,ArA

On Thursday evening last bowling
Green was evacuated by the largo
portion Of our troops, who icll beek
in the direction Of Nashville, Gen.
llindman's brigade still remaining
within q few miles Of the towp.-
There was a destructive fire in now.
ling Green, which destroyed a psr-
tiou of the town. Origin Of the Ere
unknown,
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GRAND REvsEWi

We learn from % reliable gesslc.
man. direct from Memphis, thai The
military Of that city had a grand ~
view, on Tuesday last. Three squ1s
turned out, numbering respectively
eight, sixteen and twcnty-onc nsp-
bers! Such n grand display vii
strike terror to the cravcn.hssFted
Yankees Let them beware! Nesn-
phis is imprcgnablc
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TnE nEA CORrus CASE.

Hon. John W. Thompson, Circuit
Judge, attended cour, in Pamela on
Thursday and Friday last. to try the
hsbeas corpus case of Mr.. Westbrook,
who va. committed to jail some time
since by a magistrate. court. After
examining an array Of witnesses. His
Honor. the Judge. reinanded the
prisoner 5aek TO confinement. 70 await
hi. trial by the Circui, Court in May
next.
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rnEiOvrsyiLLE COURIER.

THIS eSecllcnl daily, hitherto pub
lishcd nj Bowling Green, has been,
for the present, removed 10 Nash.
willie. The Courier i. one Of the best
papersin the Confederacy, and always
contains q summary Of the latest
Northern news.
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We are almost daily in receipt Of
letters from persons ut q distance.
asking Us for Information on different
subjects, pertaining alone to the in.
.eres,s Of the writer's, in which We
seldom ever find a stamp 10 pay re-
turn postage. We are Away anx-
ious and wiling that those who ap-
ply By letter 10 rs for Information
should Be- answered, bss the tsx spss
ssr - vssl1 - TO- great 70 A.
ieupt % asuvrr every letter address,
Ell 70 ~. - iheiP. swn private bssi.
~. unless they pay postage 18th
Ways. II Mr. J., Of Nenphia. will
~ = : Eve ssss stsn6 - shsll y
~ = ~ N 1ngu u>oG1wol
- = NJ srs1yDs1
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IrnI.tnisa

TIE ns = y Johnston viI
nfemh IN ihe ffestYiefiah fIrfah To
pahalt IN ihe "A rnl lth sabbath,
u each month
One Appeil hn. commenced
.the publication IL IN evening edition
of chat paper
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PARTICULAR sorier.

4 great many of our subscribers
believe that We, IN MI eases, charge
three dollafH for the Star. 10 M
who pay promptly We charge only
$50 dollag
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re- The members of the Tesnes-
see Legislature have left Nashville,
on the lookout for a safe locality =
meet at. We are authorized u eooe
that distinguished body the ~ -
the Court House in Panola, vne1o
they can nee, without fear q -
Yankees.
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cll NJ s ward leh for Mempl.
on Manda} morning IA :, W attend
tlr Cotton Planters Convention IL
that city.
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The state Of Mississippi.
PAMELA COUNTY.

To Agnes 4. Young and Isnes ". Young.
husband yfs-sid Agnes L.. ssi the ehil.
irvn. whose uasses ars ssknovp, 81 jslia
7ksnssea. tespussts besrs = lau u
Ooousl Z. Os11ve1l, osssnsst.
ann = n6puny ~ - - - auouoe
teeo,o ~ pso1oop 0eurs ~ r1itsls
eeues ~ state aforesaid. - ~ ~
MONDAY IN l1arsh, 1864. thss ssi skers
10 skow sssss Why she ptsyes Of the resi-
sIso q ALL Flower. prsyisg for : Title
- 4 ~ q oveont seas eRasls Depss,
pss1Asseo I N y dpeedess, shsuld ~
f7s '''-&'
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E1IIRA ~ Admin stfaiian having been
~ granted 20 The undersigned. an the o..
inle N John w. Wick, DECEASED, hy the Pro.
bate Court Of Pnnaln county, Mississippi,
Nc tho J%annafy term, lsGe, thereof. I'll per-
Suns having olaima against said estate, are
hereby notified 10 come forward and have
the snme %pfuhaied and registered within
The time prescribed by law. or the, will DO
barrel. 4 q. FOX,
iAn. ~. lAhg. lhg.GA AlimInI.naInr.
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VHIF b. IaIF aHaIl Hlm 3 FIIlI81 n o.
etiafH ~ William tHHst asaa4Hlt
hsflhf fffaffal ~ the fflisfe faafi ~
fHHles ssaHff. HlH lslHf 1T it, ishaH8
lafa, ibai fal eHf6 II lfsaIl fhi
Nl fafsfHs hsflnf e'aImf astlsH sald
iaif M hsfahf Notified - aaHs iafeaHi
tHl have ifsif tlams 4Hf ulhalsl ard
fffiHsfsl % tHa flffhsHss asHf saHsf,
1H W before iha ~ NaHass Il N4fsa.
sIl, 10 ihHf viii De lafafa an#l
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prs- w refer our readers 10 ths
advertisement Of Capt. Clanssa.-
lie is getting up a cavalry company
aud wishes MI who desire to join ain
% be in Parola on Monday uext.-
Capt. q. will make m efficient co..
mandcr. aud this is a rare opponsuk
ty to join such a company.
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o. N9wa

On the morning Of the IN {
six Federal gunboa,s stiss1eo
D%cncl.on, when a terrific
sued, which lasted two hosstA
enc,sy we're driven q, n
their boass lady cripps
large loss Of life. On sssse1
he fgh, was again rcne~s}s
and water, aud the enemy
pulsed with gres. loss at ihs
the bsyonet. The enemy
receiving heavy rsis1oscsse
decided 10 sspisslssA, ~
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against ~ inssuss
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4 ~ 10sh. On.
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IN exponent Of surfnrns s%rstnrsfs,
sntfnrRs poticY md sormfny lysrur.
unssl y depository ~ Southern Literary
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ern Essays. ""sonthcm Tales " Southern
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house. We look for 10000 Subscribers.
HUTTON a FRtLlG puhhsh efs
Mfsrnp. February, 1869.
re tinck Numbers con stiil be SAMPLED
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r~osr.ovvicG CssAsssA

The name Of the pos,-ofbce q Ces-
trail Academy, Pamela county. No.
has been changed to "Ccn.rsl."
r. Mutt il Postmaster.
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rs5- We are requested to ~
III who wish to volunteer ~
service, are invited to meet !
Ia on Saturday next.
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Nrw advertisements.
To Arms! To Afuss!

IL those vho wish to join a Cavalry
N Company will meet me in Pamela On
Monday Reas, the 2Iih inst. Tho compa.
nv wifi then be organized. and connected
with Col. p. n. starks's regiment.
NJ eounsrymen. lot n. rally at .nc-. and
drive from cur midst the naughty aud mr.
roran, foe. j. W.CbASToS.
rrh. 90.
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Adninvsirstor'. Notice.

Efrilss # administration htying been
] granted 10 the undersigned, on the os-
isie " Jmes n. kei't, deceased, by the
Probate Court " rnunla county, Nissis.
.Iypi. at ihc urinhfr term. lsdl. thereof,
al per-nns having clpim. against said 49,.
IT," nro herely h%ntllel 70 ccme forward
ard htt" tho .ltue rfuhafed and register.
"i within tho rme prescribed by law, or
they wi,. Dog barred.
SAt,tI ANS ktii1.
ADMINISTRATORS
%innunr, -, 1904. u..1w