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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-12
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FOR REPORTER.

THOMAS WALTON, of Sunhower county, will
be a candidate before the next Legislature for Re
porter of the decisions OF the High Court OF Errors
and Appeals. He asks the support of his friends
throughout the State.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-12
TELEGRAPH

Gen. Humphreys, Governor Elect, Par
doued.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-12

Mrs. Moore was not Q Lesbia. nor a
Beatrice, nor a Laura, nor a Highland
Mary, destined in song to live forever.
but as mdFh as anyof these, if mot more,
she was a poets idol.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-12

And an EAfkA CUfl tn any Club Of Ten.
Any person sending a Club OF Fifty for the
WEEKLY NEWS will be entitled to the DAILY
free fsr one year.
The NAME Of the POST OFFICE and STATE
should 10 all cases be plainly written.
To insure safety n reInittances, money orders arc
preferable.
Address,
BENJAMIN WOOD.
Daily News B%uilding, 10 City Hall SQUARE.
New York.
OCt.1- q.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-12

DEATH OF Mas MOORE The London
papers announces the death OF Mrs.
Moore, widow of Thomas Moore, ESQ,
author of "LalIs Rock aged So years,t a
superior Cottage on Sep'ember4h. We
make the following extracts from a notice
of the death published in the Times of the
9th:
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-12

This is an announcement that ore of
the last roses of a glorious summer has
at length disappeared. Few are now left
Of the brilliant company who adorned the
early part of the nineteenth century, and
whose names are famous in our literature.
Among these names none is or will be
he'd in more kindly remembrance than
that OF the lady to whom the poet Moore
gave his heart. Moore not only loved
her-he WAS proud Of her, and it is de-
lightlul to see in his letters and in his di
aries with what eagerness he sounded her
praises.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-12

Tie Southern MaI Tor Jackson, New UfIeans, &c
CLosEs-Tuesday aud Thursdnys
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-12

TIE Secretary Of The Treasury bias lately
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TERMS.
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS,
NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS.

To Mail subscribers. ...... $1,000 per annurn.
do do do .........5.O O for 6 Months q.
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bar Meeting.

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"aJo' summon, V"V''" wv '',''"
'"s resolution IT, WO'c' was oa0P''''
h'.o,,co, ,nu' u' eu',''"an up,
r[onn,, Ta,GG ~ Wa, a, ,L;a par
and also 10 reporl such other mat
t,rs for the better regulation of the
practice as moy be deemed practica.
ne; ~,
,or, , o,bc no,t mcr,;ns Of ri. nor
IA mo,;.. ~ "a 4 ua,a. a..
.t.,.m,n..n.,.,.l. am,at,,a. oe
'ho'" eo~''o'po"" """ "e'h"efs o'
lhe Oar N other counties IN 'h's Ju'
dlolel District lor inc purpose OF nav
ing 0 Uniform iarih OF rees through
out the District
Cob Y. Miller and IL. W. Crump,
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Tribute OF Respect.

The following preamble and rcso.
buttons were unanimously adopted by
the Bar meeting held during court
week.
Whereas, Our country and people
have been sorcly afflicted by the re.
cent terrible civil war, leaving us the
survivors to mourn the loss Of friends,
Of fortune and every thing dear save
honor, and,
Whereas, We the members Of the
Oar Of Pamela county, who, a little
over four years ago, were proud TO
claim as our friends aud brothers the
late George r. Footc and ]. W.
Clanton, who fell upon the field of
battle while in the faithful discharge
of duty.
Therefore Resolved, That in them
we're centcrcd all the qualities Of
mnnl and heart, necessary to render
them distinguished as soldiers, pairi.
OTIS, lawyers aud citizens, We lsok-
ed with pride to the time wheI they
might return among US covered with
distinction and honor. Dutalas, for
human hopes. They meet and min.
gle with US no more. They offered
themselves upon the altar Of their
country and,uobly fell inher defense.
"Ot, II there bea boon and oscang,
1ha, Heaven holds dear,
Ii. the last libatiop that liberty draws
Prom the heart that blrcls and
hrtaks Ia hct causen
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Circuit Court.

On last Monday Judge Troitcr,
opened the FIRST term Of this court
that has been held in the county
since the fall OF 1850. Iiis Honor
delivered an eloquent and impressive
charge TO the Grand Jury, and We
hope to be able to publish il soon FOR
the information Of those who did not
hear it.
The State docket was called, and
u few cases found ready for trial,
which we're soon disposed. Ga 40
count of the existence Of the stop
law" passed in 1861, but very little
civil business could be done. The
Appearance docket contained only
fifteen ICN cases. We missed the
familiar faces Of QUE visiting broth.
rem Of the bar from other counties.
Col. 7. W. White and tho District
Attorney, Mr.. Harris, being the only
ones in attendance.
r Wednesday Has occupied with the
trial Of the negro, "Dirk anti
Thursday in the Chancery case of
Bonner ys. Butler.
The Grand Jury kept crowd Of
witnesses a. their door all the week,
ba. the results Of their labors, are
by law required to be kept secret I'M
I'll The Oaeudins parties are arrest.
cd.
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ILf MN-Mmm.

Ha hseW $40 .fIan n
aaaIets mUtt sa Iafea
neaplesmlo 70 t..n.. afag hf
ttftpf n pysn cod la,0nsfam aIi
81 thsm ani l.iHtn Yuf fIfhi
~ mil action iat mtsa tlffa ~
my n lhe impofltnf mta ofa
ietr ib,m although u0h House It
w same vffy imra0itnt i#l
49, til poblib dr hrN las @ n
Haitha dat to rp Wv ioIl ~
Our fadn. my ta.i tssuei lhai
se vii give tbemd t lleineM lf0m
aar memlsrs, bnl ohnf 10 ihe Deb
Of m8il ho.lidch W b impossible TO
do ~ ufsoou m wo lrIre.
larfn Wc hive inst received q
lnfg anil Interesting leitcr frm ~.
Nlasaly bat loo lttc for lIit ae.
Vs. have rlo received purcfa from
b. fllt aul coL lrby md utuHr
thanks, We take back VII our com.
plants gcntlomm ~ wa tie fault
If the mails.
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Letter from lacksOn

iIprtror liErrfaryttrVrF,
JACKSON Nov, II, 1900
Mu. y. ~ WNrpi Knowing 'hc
ulcrcpt you nd other friends, aul
thc pcoplc generally ferl u The prob
able action Of the Legislature upon
the now important subjects Of Lcgis
ltion I enclose you the scnatc Bill
entitled an net 30 establish county
Courts, and also House Bill, entitled
an act to confer civil rights upon
Freedmen, and for other purposes.
These bill after sundry amendments
will pass, but to what extent The gem
cral provision Of them may be chang
ed, ! am unable to say. The House
has passed a Stop Law, upon the
principle Of the law Of 1851, extend
ing lis operation until 1868, but
have reason to believe that when the
Bill goes to the Senate il will be con.
sidcrably modifcd-but | feel assur-
ed some relief law will be passed
which, Col. Moscly, Col. Irby and
myself, hope viii be satisfactory to
our constituents, and guarded so as to
have in view the rights of all parties.
The bills in regard to Freedmen, and
county Courts, were well considered
by joint select committees en- Freed
men, and IN the main ! think about
the best that can DO done under the
circumstances. Mosely, Irby and
myself, have been expanding about
one dollar per day, in sending papers
to our constituents, but such are our
mail irregularities that we fear the
most Of them have not been received.
| understand a petition with bill for
n Stock Hotel in Pamela, was sent to
US, No such instrument has been
received. We will probably adjourn
in about two weeks, to meet sometime
in February. Please send me tho
STAR. Rcspcct'ly yours, sc.
4. ]. ELLIS.
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MAJOR simmons address.

On Thursday last, at the solicita-
ton of the citizens, Major Simmons
delivered an eloquent and impressive
address upon the "unrccordod Dead
OF Pamela county, before a large au-
dicncc oil aides anil gentlemen, in the
Baptist church. The audience COM
plimcntcd the Major with a unani.
nous vote of thanks, anil requested
a copy for publication. His Honor,
Judge Trottcr, adjourned Court to
attend.
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rlrst Freedman Trial IN toart

Outing The mesoi wcet "Dlel
o. freedman eps tried 10 The rlort
roufl, befote hs llobm, Judge
Troter upm an indictment lor
tealiur cotton THE irial occupied
onc vhole day and wah contested by
rga0 a. with ~ fbc roil list could
lmo been brought 10 bcar, II lbo de-
lcnd1nt bad bccu o white mah vii
uea.es white and bl6ck, were csom.
med and thp ease argued NJ length
rs ~ Harris, 0o Di.irict Ailor.
ncy, assisted BY Major Cooper for
tho State aad Major Simmons aud
trump for The defendant. The Jury
found "I'lck guilty nnl The Judge
sentenced bin to the pcuilcntiary for
three years.
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LAND FOR yALEn

will sell 10 the Highest bidder. ops
urday tho 18th DAY OF Nosem ber nszi
the premises, the place on which ] noe
situated seven miles Southwsse Of IT,
Of Pmcla, Mics and one and ebsfc
from tho steam saw and grisi NJ
Haynes 4 Robinson, containing ~
three acres-thiriy acres cleared Al !
good state Of cultivation. The 80
menss consist Of double loe dud'
twelve feet passage between The -
Kitchen, smoke-housc. e., . me 4!
orchard and . well Il uata sassfr
N the county. Also q ~ ssas ~
place, twenty bead II hofs, six hea1
cows, Eve hundred bushsls Of corn &
thousand posnds Of fodder, ! numb4 :
twc.hcrse wagon with nee ksFsesas
ebeiss males, twenty bssAsls II vkeals
hundred bushels II ssltss Sod, 49,
potatoes, household aud Kitchen fuvl1sl
farming usesslss. ylsvs, hoes, asos, {
etc., With numerous articles ~ 49,
seo,e. psrscss uishing Il psrshaes :
be shown the premises p~rexfias Y ~
saie By the undersigned. fitles -
seed-rossesiou given IN Ten days kfsn'
gay q .alo. irsr J. A. HERRlN's
~ NtAN
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GOOD % ihit eu0Il,
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OBITUARY.

RomyA, Miss. Nov. IL, 1865.
To the w. NJ, Wardens, and broth.
rem Of iockona Lodge, No. POI
Of A. Y. Masons. Weyour commit.
tee appointed to draft Resolution.
regarding the death of our Broth.
rem, Reuben |. Castlebcrry, W. II,
Pugh, James A. Beckett, Robert
Neal, Richard Harris. and L. G.
Perry, beg leave to submit the fol-
lowing:
Whereas, In the wisdom Of an all
wise Providence il has bcca the fate
Of our Brethren, w. II. Pugh, James
A. Beckett, Robert Neal, Reuben I.
Castlebcrry, Richard Harris aud &.
q. Perry, to fall in tho late strug.
gle, and We see them no more
amongst US,
Resolved, that in the death Of
these Brethren, the late Confederate
Army lost some Of her best soldiers,
society some Of its best members and
Yockana ledge 50 many Of her
Jewels.
Resolved, That the Lodge sincere
ly lament the death and loss Of these
Resolved, As evidence of this that
the members Of the Lodge wear the
usual badge Of mourning FOR thirty
Resolved, That a COPY Of these
Resolutions be sent To the nearest
Of tho deceased.
Resolved, That the Secretary be
to have these Resolutions
in the ranola STAR. and
spread the same upon tho minutes Of
The Lodge.
Resolved, That brother J. W.
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WANTED!!!

Fifty stout able. bodied men and women
for next year. One hundred and fifty dol
lars for men and one hundred dollars for
women. will furnish %rations. Twenty
five cents and rations paid for picking cot.
ton. C%oahoma equity, Mississippi.
noslS.tf. q. q. B0B0.
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TO Cur Patrons.

w do all in our power to ecud the
papers to you, but tho trains pass
Pamela both up AID down, At twelve
o'clock at night, and ncauscs some
delay. W. hope to have better ar
nngcments soon. IL the people
would send on their petitions and
have pos,mutters appointed, We could
leyc some authorized person TO take
charge q the paper. There is no
use delaying in this matter. The
Department will AZ point officers and
have the mails carried il any one
applies. They do not require any
other oath than the amnesty, and an
oath to faithfully discharge the du-
49,,
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4. Woodruff. VIC Woodruff
WOODRUFF a. 60.
Carriage Dealers,
IOG Main ~. Memphis.

After nm interval Of four years, The sub.
Scribofs have again resumed the Carriage
business, and have on hand a new and we'll
selected stock Of carriage. llockaways,
Barouehes, Park phmlons, Buggie', llar.
ness Of all kinds. In addition to finished
carriages, we also keep n large assortment
OF MI Kinds Of Carriage materials, consist.
Ing in part Of springs axlci, iron, wheels,
spokes, hubs, leather, cloths, damask, en-
amcled cloths, paints, yarnishes, etc.
Thankful for the liberal patronage we
have received for twenty years, We ask our
friends anil the public to call and examine
our stock. WOODRUFF CO.,
nOvlS-3m. l96 Main Street.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississirpi, Panels Cesnsy:
To the heirs and distributes, whose
names are unknown, OF John G. Waite
fides. deceased; You are hereby Notified
10 be and appear before the Probate eours
bf said county on Monday, the essh dav a.
December, ls6s, being al the regular be
eembcs term o. said court, thea and thsre
p shos cause Why the fnal account Of 4.
?. Cansler. administrator OF the e.sate Il
laid deceased should not he allowed and
approved. w.P wOoTTFN.
nofii-it-as sf CLERK.
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I. ALTON NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Papola County.
To John J. MuTrcll, Eudara Iiawley,
Eugenia postcn, Eudora poston, SaIlio NJ.
Fee, VIM. Martin. Laura Lamb, Amanda
Stone, Fannie Martin, Belle Martin, Bar.
ton Martin, Robert Martin, Thomas Mar.
tin, Conquest Martha, w. q. Martin, Fran
es q. Martin, Lilbon Martin, Priscilla j.
Whilder, Francis l.. whiidcr and ID. Leon
Whilder, d%cvisees and legatccs under The
will Of Mrs. Francis W. Bobo, deceased,
together with - ~Ilawley, husband Of
said EudCra IIawlcy, George pOston, hus.
band Of said Rudora Poston, - Lamb,
husband Of said Laura, an John A Stone,
husband Of said Amanda. You are hereby
cited to be and appear before the Probate
Court VI said county. on the fourth Monday
In Decenbr, lS6s, to show cause why the
inal accounts Of Samuel w Vernon and
Wyliep p. Wootten, executors Of the will oil
said deceased, should not DO allowed and
approved. By order Of Court, issued the
18th day Of December, 1865.
W. p. wo0TrEN, Clerk.
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LATEST news

LA1 Est NJ "
tauftutn S1v. ~ fhe Sow
Yofk 7,b.ff GpetHl aya Mcllwaou
uIll not enter the names of uo Z
pIo.fai u fpuare.s VIZ do ttbcl
States on tie roll u the next llouse
TIe Te1aH9 speeinl Hya Judge
Underwood has condemned Gov.
Wips personal property Ior conli'-
cation.
WAtnnqroy, Nov H. tcnoral
Steele Who has just returned from
la command on lbe Rio Grondc,
tnys milituy oretoi.onB along That
Iino remain unchanged Oar army
simply one Of observation, will prob-
ably soon be withdrawn
Secretary Seward Yesterday com
plelcd au important Dispatch to oul
Minister Ia England
One hundred and tbirty.scycn mil.
lion dollars internal revenue has beer
received since the irst Of july.
Both Houses Of the South Caroline
Legislature have passed the Constitn
tional amendment.
NEw YoRg, Noy. 1.-The captur,
Of Uruguay by the allies is confirmed
The P%aragnayans surrendered un
conditonally six thousand male pris
onora. Their General has bccI
brought to Rio Janciro.
The Commercials Washington
special says: The President inform
ed an cx.Confclcratc General to-day
that it was not his present intention
to pardon any more civil or military
leaders Of the rebellion.
A considerable number Of cmi
grants went South by the last steam
or from New York.
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A.

Ala called communication Of Pamela
Lodge, No. CO, II was "rcsolvcd that We
celebrate tho anniversary Of Sc. Johns
day, tho 21th Of December next, by a has,
kei dinner furnished by tho Fraternity.
All Master Masons are invited TO attend,.s
q. q. NELSON, w. ~.
by 2. MOORE,
noslS-I. Secretary pro ten.
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LAND FOR REMIT!

Two hundred and City acres Of rich bot.
tom land, and thirty acres Of upland for
rent seven miles Fast Of Sardis, vi six dol.
lars per acre. Tho bottom land is all
above overflow.
noyls. 2n.pd. WILLIAM EDWARDS.
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telWh um Su lvG Main .lftrt
Nitmphi i or HihmYel Affhl
Altasnei lef sd ldm Nv ihe .iW
viii mer' aih prompt attention
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05
Production of Sex

Every few years the attention OF men of science
is called TO some new explanation Of the differ
ence in the sexes. Among the latest is one ad
vanced by Mr.. De Ferrsndi, in late number oil
the Scientific American:
For several years have been in possession oil
this knowledge, and being Frenchman, | had
intended to communicate il to the Acadamy OF
Sciences at Paris; but illness has prevented my
return to France Fearing that my secret may
perish with ne, as in the case OF Segato, have
decided publish it for the benefit of all civil
lied people.
Experience has shown that the theory hereto
fore prevailing In regard to the production of toe
sexes is false, and that this which submit is the
only true one.
1t is the male who engenders the substance
destined already to be of the masculine sex or
the feminine, before the female receives IL. The
right apparatus engenders the male; the left the
female. By operating a partial castration,
therefore. of the male it IS easy for stock breed
ers to procure offspring all of either sex.
AT La Hottie, near Fort Liberty, in Hsyti, this
process has been in operation for several years
and for twelve years that | have watched the
result it has never failed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05
How TO Govern "A Country

First, steal q theatre and shut il ND in rnemory
o. Booth next, rent il TO the osner al 81 600 !
year Then bay II al Tie pEice Of 500 600. Il
Congress will agree to IL. which they xill do. i
properly Schencked or skunked Then tear i
to pieces as il you had paid for , and proceed &c
exPeHd S2s Coo to make It ERE proof. TO hold the
documents and records Of The rebel Government
which IS no government. and not to be recognized
among Christians aud patriots in want OF place
Be bold and insolent: il makes people tame
Urbana 20 Union
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DIE D..

On saturday morning. August Goth, Of diP,hera, Lizzie
B., second daughter Of B. d. and Anna B. Garrett aged
ak years and seven months.
Our darling is gone, we have laid her TO rest,
Her head knows no more aching and quieis her breast
Her little footsteps more will tread our floor
For Lizzie now Is singing upon the heavenly shore
Long, long will we miss her, - pure and 30 holy,
Hersweet little spirit awhile was lent, not given;
The bud whose Fair petals expanded so lowly,
Now blooms bright flower in the garden of Heaven.
A E. G..
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RAILWAY.
BROAD GUAGE TO NEW YORK.
Special Notice to the Public

~ AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 4th, 1865, owing
~ 10 the rapid increase Of Passenger Business and 70
add to the comfort OF the travelling public the Company
have put on Lighting Express Train which leaves Gin
einnati at A. NJ; Urbasa, 937 A. n; Gallon, 1920 p
NJ; arriving at New York At p. n the day.
The Company are doing every thing in their power TO
make the A. G W. Railway the quickest safest and
most comfortable railway in the country The engines
aad other equipments entirely new the
most modern and improved patterns unequalled by any
other line on this continent The iron the entire line
Is new and heavy ard the bridges all new and safe
The scenery is not surpassed by other line The carr
are wide, roomy and well ventilated.
Passengers leaving Indian spois at $50 A. NJ by the
Columbus indianapolis Central, ueke close connection
at Urbsna with the $40 A. NJ Express Cincinnati
The Night Express, leaving Indianapolis at TAO NJ via
Columbus indianapolis Central, also make direct
nection at Urbana With the Night Express which leaves
Cincinnati at 1850 P. N.
Remember, Three Through Trains leave daily for New
YORK Boston, Washington CITY, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and all points in the East.
Through Tickets for sale at the Union Depot Indian
apo and at all the principal ticket Offices in the East
and West.
Baggage checked through Rates Of fare as low as BY
any other route In asking for your tickets be sure
read Atlantic Il Great Western Railway.
For particulars in regard to the route &c. small
bills and maps
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05
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