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AN ELoPENENT AND ARREsT.-On Wednes-
day last, well-known resident of Baltimore,
doing business in W ashington, appeared at Mar
shall Carmichaefs Office, and gave information
of a rather extensive breach of trust operation,
perpetrated by his own wife. He stated that
he had been married some six years, and
although he had, upon certain occasions, been
ruftled somewhat at her conduct, yet he had
never doubted her truth and honesty. On
Tuesday last, however. he states that he dis
posed of a house ON Exeter street for S4.OOO,
and gave her $500 of the money 10 be de-
posted in bank. He took his departure for
Washington. and upon returning the same
night, was somewhat taken aback at receiving
a note from his truant wife, coolly informing
him "that she had taken the money, and
by the time the note reached him she
would be thousands of miles away with one
she loved dearly" Exasperated at her con-
duct, he obtained the services of detective
Smith, by whose aid he was enabled TO trace
her, and found that she had given the money
TO a young man (whose name, out OF respect 20
his family, we refrain from publishing) and
had concluded arrangements for a final de-
parture. The husband was fortunate enough,
however, on Friday last, to encounter the
aforesaid young man, who, II is said, had been
a former admirer of his tickle wife, and hailing
a policeman, ordered his arrest. He was taken
before Marshal Carmichael, when he admitted
having received the money, and offered TO re-
fund il, if the husband would stay further pro-
ceedings. To this the husband willingly as
sented, expressing no desire to recover his wife,
but stating that he only wanted the money. The
case was Immediately compromised by the re-
turn of the money and the young man released,
the husband leaving the Office, apparently well
pleased with the dcHOunsmeRt.-BdH. Gase.te.
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THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD.
President O'Maheney Depssed-His sUe.
cesxer Elected-The Treasurer alse Re.
moyed.

moved.
At the session Of the Senate Of The Fenian
instant. articles of impeachment were nled
against John OMahoney, President Of the
Brotherhood, for perfidy and malfeasance In
ONCE. The charges and specifications, which
are very minute and yoluminous, were served
on Mr.. O'Mahoney on the following day, with
notice TO put in his plea in response within
twenty -four hours, under the penalty OF hay-
ing judgment by default recorded against him.
U Mahony having taken no steps 10 meet the
indictment against him. the Senate, on Satur-
day, resolved itself into court Of iudicature,
according 10 the provisions of the constitution,
and having Investigated the charges, declared
them proved, and deposed D Mahony from the
position of President. A unanimous vote was
then passed, calling on Vice President w. r.
Roberts te qualify himself by taking the oath
Of office, on which that gentleman was sworn
into Office, stipulating beforehand that no COM
pensation should be attached 10 the position
while he occupied 1t. Secretary Of the Treas
ury, b. ID. killian, has also been deposed, on
grounds similar TO those advanced against Mr..
O'Mahony. An address to the various circles
has been issued by the Senate and forwarded
by mail.
John o. Sullivan, signing himself late Centre
from Mallow county Cork, Ireland" has sent q
card TO the papers TO the effect that VIM. X.
Roberts declared 10 him that he would destroy
the present organization and substitute a new
one in its place: and thai others of its senator's
whose names are published, asserted, in SUBJ
stance, that they would tear down the present
brotherhood, and erect one suited 20 them
selves. Propositions were made, he says, 20
various members Of the Irish Brotherhood
now in this country TO join these conspirators,
and preach a new gospel, which were indis-
nantly refused. The Irish, he says, recognize
O'Mahony as the ssChief Head Of the organiza-
tion next TO the "Head Centre" in Ireland.
AT convention of delegates from the
various Fenian circles, held on Saturday in
New York, an address was adopted endorsing
Col. OMahony as the foremost among the
boldest, truest, and most talented defenders Of
fhl nd dfaff fl,n
condemning the action of the so-called Fenian
Senate.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
i"V sTRiGKnxNps iHins ~ t5hI PiIE REaEpi sIp ~

Hr. Glass, Of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes fer
the beheht Of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
case Of Piles and his brother was discharged
rom the army as lncurable, the being quite para
yzed with the Piles) Both these distressing cases
were cured with one bottle Of DR.. .STRlCKLAND'S
PILE REMEDY. The recommendation Of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
by pr Strickland, ought to convince those suffer
ing that the most aggravated chronic of Piles
are cured by DR.. Strickland Q Pile Remedy. II is
sold ~ pruggists Everywhere. Sold by J. W.
MAXIM a. Co; CHAS. CHRISTIANI, 371 Pa.
avenue and S02 Ninth street. oc 8ly
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY

We can conscientiously recommend to those suf
fering from distressing cough. DR. STRICK-
LANDS MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM
1t gives relief almost instantaneous, and is withal
not disagreeable to the taste. There IL no doubt
but the Mellifuous Cough Balsam is one of the
best preparations in nse and Is all that its propri
past week, and found relief from most distressing
cough. 1t is prepared by Dr.. Strickland, No. SO
Druggists. Sold BY J. W. NSiRN Zoo. also AZ AZ
WA1TES Drug Store, and CHAS. CHRISTI.
ANTS. 3l7 Pa. avenue and 500 Ninth street.
Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-11

~A new paper, 10 be called the Journal Of
Opinion, is soon to be startsd in New York.
something on the plan 81 GaIignani, it would
appear Its object will be. the republishing of
selections of the more important editorials and
other articles from, thene wspaper press OF the
whole world, but more especially OF this -eoun :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-11

VIRGINIA CoEGRRssMEN.-H Hen. A. II. II,
Stuart not being allowed to take his seat
in Congress, as a representative from Virginia,
has returned to his home. understand that
all his colleagues will pursue a similar course.
Richmond Sentinel. -- - .s-- = -
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COLeATE,s HONEY SOAP

COLoATES HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toll ET SOAP, in such universal
demand, 10 made from the choicest materials, 10
mild and eno!tent in it's nature, rasranty scented
and extremely bsxekedl in its action upon the skin
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
ian a. eoly ...
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SECRET DISEASES,

eAMAlIYAN's GIFT 10 the most certain, safe and
eaectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable remedy
ever discovered Cures in two to four days and re.
cent cases In twenty four hours; Ne mineral, no
10 the soldiers hope, and friend to these who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, q; To-
SAMAR1TANs Roef AND HERB JuIcBs-A positive
And permanent cure for Syphilis scrsfula, Ulcers,
Tor u. Bold BY B. O. Ford. See advertisements. ms
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lSTHRRsr ON MoNEY IN GEORGIA. "A petition
Is circulating for signatures in Savannah. GA.
10 present 70 the legislature. asking enactments
70 Iegalize higher rate Of interest thap seyen
per cent, NNh view ofindncing a flow of can.
ltal to the State, which 10 50 much needed at
'his Jpnetare. - , l-.aE
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HOLD PRISE ENTs.
AT sos EIGHTH STREET, (NAvY YARDJ
Is to be found the handsomest assortment OF really
useful and practical goods for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
and family use such as Bonnets, Ladies' Cloaks
and Mantillas, Hosiery for ladies, gents and chill
dreD at all prices ladies', gents. and childrens'
plaine linen and hemstitcked Handkerchief; In.
dies embroidered hemstitched and lace Handker.
chiefs; gents spsndid quality silk Handkerchiefs
all the newest styles, 20 per cent less than ever be-
fore; scarfs In silk, all wool, and merno; Break
ast shawls, Sontags, and Hoods for ladies and
children; also, eeafoams and Twilights, in all
colors. very cheap; Lace Wells, round and square
Masks; alse, Grenadine, Tissue, and Berege Wells,
in all colors; linen Cuffs and Collars, linen, plain,
embroidered and lace Sets; linen Bosoms, Fans,
Belts, and Buckles, and very large assortment of
fancy Back Combs, Hair Nets, plain and beaded,
and Q thousand other articles too numerous to
mention. you can find at
W0LFSHEIMER'S
Cheap Store, No. COS Sth street,
de 6-4t- Navy Yard.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIRAOY,
An Essay OF Warning and Instruction for Young
Men, just published by the Howard Association,
and sent sealed letter envelopes free OF charge
Address DR.. J, SK1LLIN H0UGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. oc sm
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SALE eE A ys1RGiNIA FARM.-The Freder.
1Gksbprg HeradlsarAs tAaeJohn r. Fitzhpgh.
from the North for $1,000 cash, and $500 per
annum, payable Semi annually during his life
time: The farm contains between fye and six
age, .TET ' years oi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-11

STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And 1se WHEAT0NS ITCH OINTMENT. It
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in q hours: Also cures
Shiilblains Ulcers, and al Eruptisns Of the skin
bolo by all Druggis1. j. D. GILMAN,
mar Is -ly $50 Pennsylvania avenue
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AAA ~ h0A/<kAA/AN u Ne
GROvER's NEW THEATFR,
Pennsylvania avenue, near willard's Hotel.
I'off6RR Et6RAhS GhoSh5 Sb6vffo D. HESS Rssse''r'
r"hSrfsEGctER sEGtRGb GbHfS In hp2iNcE kSEkA Eok SEATS
Engassmsnt for alimited period of the gifted and
MRS. p.P. BOWERS.
MONDAY EVENING. December II, 1885,
will be presented Geo. E. LEVELS beautiful FIVE
act play, entitled Is..
LOVES SACRIFICE, .s. ....
Margaret eas. o. cnAr D. p. Bower.
After which. grand Spanish Dance.
La Madraina
Tuesday night, JANE SHORE.
CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
GEORGE LEA Proprietor
FIRST Ts psa e sf ssS ,gsBfG of PrsTf e
in which Mr kpWiN BLASGHARD viii III sustain.
hi. eI'sln', fSM, fets.fffE fTG & DUMB MAN.
CANTERBURY FEMALE MINsTRELs,
introducing twenty FIVE Ladies and Gentlemen in
nUIIreIhaE: FIJI ThATfTTi 7fR kEkSbE EESbks Aspnr
ns sz1LLoSTs 5S ,s, sRHEp ExLIET TR1YREins
Rsf If If
the world. In rehearsal, W, B, Cayapagh great
prize drama, in twelve seenes. entitled
T. THE FENlAN'S OATH,
replete with new and exciting scenes, &c, &c.
DR0FS. j. W. h II. p. KREIS' DANCING
Il ACADEMY,
PARKERS HALL,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 7th sts,,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Those desiring TO enter can de 20 now, are
continually forming new classes. the quarter a
commencing with the first lesson. All in
formation In regard to terms, &C., can be had kA
by applying as above. -
Days and Roxys Of Tuition.
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to O'Clock.
For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
~ to 10. -. -
Practicing Assemblies every Thursday evening.
Private instruction given to suit convenience OF
these desiring.
Circulars can be bad at J. r. Ellis; Philip b
Solomon 3, and other beck and music stores; also,
BY applying at the Academy during the hours OF
ffoD 10 m to D. from to and to 10 d. m,
or during the hours Of tuition.
A note addressed to the Academy Will meet with
prompt attention. ... oc4-h
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DENTISTRY.

q iooN1sm
The Inventor and Patentee OF the MINERAJ,
PLATE TEETH. attends personally at~~
his ONCE in this city. Many persons canS$~
these ~
Persons calling at nay efice can be sceomu odated
with any style and price of Teeth they ay desire
but to those who are particular, and wish the pu,
rest, cldnneet strongest and most perfect dentu
that art can procure, the MINERAt TEETH will
be more fully warranted.
between sth and 10th SITS. Also, 907 Arch street,
Philadelphia. &C 10 Iy
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THE EVENING STAR
re PyBLysHIp DAILY, ClXcEPf suHDAYJ
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
sssaess ssr~sY q Fsss's avssss - ia shs<a
BY w. ID. WALLACH.

The STAR N served by the carriers TO theif
subscrfbers IN the City and District At TEs
Usxrs PR wxKx. Copies at The counter, win
or witheut wrappers, Two Gents each.
PnssI FOR hAMI1s s:-Three months, OSs
Dsllar 80 FSr,y Csnts; six months, fArss pes-
lara; one year, Ees DoSlsrs. No papers srs
cent fren ne once longer than paid for.
TIE WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday
horntns-o-,e Bsllar aad q HsD ye0.
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EDUCATIONAL.

1T. TIMOTHY'S HALL.-The duties Of this IN
- stitGtiSn will be resumed Sept. Is, 1855 For
trEls ke, see catalogue and circular at the prin-
opal bookstores OF this city, address the prin-
Cpa. Z. PARSONS,
81 81 Oatonsyille, Nd,
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Merchandise, Money. and YsIuables OF all kinda
STs aSded with dispatch TO all accessible sections
lef the country.
COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS, AND
BILLS,
Esde in sll accessible parts of the United States
G. O. DUNN, Agent,
% H-u Washington, ID. @.
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One hne new ChickeriDg Cons Grand Square
Piano, handsomely carved.
One Chiekering Sons Psrlor Grand
almost new. WvHYv
One 7-ostave, William Miller, almost new
One 1octave, Philadelphia Co.
One octave, Steward Co.
The above Pianos We have taken in exchange for
steinway Sons Pianos. We will sell them at low
W. G. METZEROTT,
Sole Agency Of steiAwayis Pianos, and Mason q
Rsmlinis Cabinet Organs. no IS
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frOia the Holly Springs Reporter.
ALctter from "Auat Rosle.-

Ma. EpiroR;--ln the last issue Of
your paper pou ask-''Whcrc is
Aunt Rosielf Now, Mr.. Editor,
for tho life Of me | cant tell you; but
can Gully echo ishsre. / did think,
for a short breathing spell, that |
vas in the great Federal Union Of
States; a loyal citizen, resting secure
ly beneath The waving stars and
stripes. And indeed, Mr. Editor. |
did, and | may add, d think Prcsi.
dent johnson ono Of the greatest mcn
Of the age; and ! am willing to claim
him As the father Of his country. the
only human lnstl unent visible tina,
can restore peace and harmsay 10
oar distracted land,
Ba, then The question cones M
before me nov in all is bearings
Where sm u whsre arc 40 ALI
Have We drifted clean out from IN,
line Of the political compass, aud fall
en- upon sumo heather coast! thai
savagss range a. will over our other,
wise peaceful country . eoaa,r,
where tTsrv nan = stri wing. ~i'h y
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EGAL L.

Tho State o. Mississippi, DsSu,o Csnnts,
Chanctry Court. At rules before The
Clerk Of said Court nj bis olkce IN the tows
Of Hernapds, the third Monday at Norem-
Der, !, being the Goth day thereof, lS6S.
John d. fennell rs Francis Reynolds Il al
Upon opening the complainant. bin il,
this cause. andi. appearing TO tho si,isfac.
ton ~ the court that The defendants,
francis Reynolds, Frank X. Reynolds, Lea
Reynolds, Arthur Reynolds, Martha w.
Brown, Harry Brown, Alice Brown, Mary
Brown aud Battle Brown, are nos citirsn<
Of the State Of Mississippi, I'D, reside W
you'd the limits thereof, 80 lha, The urdin-
AIRY process Of this court cannot be execut.
ed against them; Therefore IL |. ordered
that they enter their appearance herein on
or before the 6fst day u the next term 'ol
this caurt. u ha holden ., the curt hius,
in tha t,wn II fernando, an thethiri MN.
day before the FIRST Monday 10 March next
and plead, an.N"r or iemlr TO e1impiAin'
ants hill, nr the several allegations theFcsl
will be taken for confessed ns N ,hsfn.
Il IL further ordered that = copy Of thi'
order be published in the Pamela stan, :
newspaper published IN the town % rAnbIH
cnce a veek for four consecutive weeks.
dee1.i,. j. q. NESBirT. Clerk.
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Congressional News

A Geographic synopsis ofibe Pfc''
idonl- Message has been received
Int II Il 20 ~idchtly Incorrect that
va refrain frss puliishiag II, Of
least for The present
On The subject d receiving Sontl'
crn members, tho President is re-
ported 10 have said "Fcllow eli.
gens u the Senate aud House Of
Representatives to Judge each Of you
for Yourselves Of the election re-
turns and qualifications Of your ovn
members.
WAsntNaroS, Dee. 1.-The House
%organiaed ~ mon yesterday. After
tho call was completed, Maynard a
second time rose to speak, but the
Clcrk ruled l,lp out Of order.
One huddtcd and seventy FIVE
members answered 10 their names.
.hmcs Brooks characterized the
omission Of Manassas unjust and un'
called for.
For the spoakcrsldp, Colfax re.
ceiycl 100 votes, Brooks %.
Colfax, amid appla use, was con.
dactcd to the chair, making a hricf
and eloquent speech. Stevens Res.
olu,ion for the appointment Of u
committee to report whether any Of
tho ~ called Confederate States nre
entitled TO Congressional represent
alton, passcd-onc hundred aud
three 10 thirty.six.
Stevens joint resolution, to en-.
quirc into the condition OF the rrbd
States, passed the Senate.
Sumner introduced several rcso.
l%u,ions, looking to the extension Of
the suffrage, aud requiring the oath
Of loyalty hereafter from persons
who take Office under Government.
RALEieu, Dec. i,-W. A. Ora.
ham was elected I. S. Senator TO-
day, by i3s against 8. Graham was
in the Confederate army, and has
hot been rnrdoped.
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IN, af tAst ita lfts Ul6Fgls IA
lrh Hm NJ hffl na Wausa tfaf
MATS. tplfhH w Hia
iAf I4H i8af Bfaff hflH lhfieied VI
M ailff Wlnn us d. tNWs
df bfH, ~. fa tlii fae NJ
aftst NJ sHuaUlefa tl #ifs ilff
insa ~ che FfdIml Grstltmfbt my
ben itar tfl Ampui 0rl hf
wlllbi s1 Ah1 I teiieyfl Ha Nef
In lhb Dltrd U%jfffnH.nt w
.rttalo4i iY4nHn says VI tefc
us,afaal! itti Ha Ndfn anly eyf
Seated tIul lfsh, required NJ rem.
Unt allegiance Nll, MG EI'm.
nLIa was Is Nhoft moim holly bh
srel dfeam htc that misty 'pf
u1v ahrl pe1aios the tHi n f.
whipped child wbru bin md HR up
IN BIS oen mud, hls lihu. ipsllh
cation and he sayA, uub tgbluHl
sptlsi "ho Eba night, and love
him, and will be more duiild
Now chile he b. thinking thus. bi
father aonl, in slaves. lis mtnida,
to lnw him oul aud when be claims
his fathers name and protection, be-
Il cuGcd by brutal hands, and called
a rebel dog, and told that be will not
bo believed on oath Tell mo nom
where arc all bis good resolyest
Can loYc and reverence an unnat
oral mthcrY
ask you, Mr.. Editor. where am
Il where nre We alli Are We bee
meath the boughs of the great FEEDER
al lrcei Orarc we out IN the dcs
etts eo our cltiaens coming N
from the country, from their own
frcsiies, bleeding, wounded, insulted,
robbed. aud treated ns II We were ~
a wilderness Of wild beasts. For we
are dcyourcd, anil not cherished, A.
We believed 80 would DO in q conn.
try which 10 called by such high
soyp}ipg names as the universal
brJtkcfho4l "thc land Of the ire,
and Tue Mo- f the brave Gland Of
reGrc:" 'lanI Of liberty and 50 on.
Now, Mr.. Elitor, ! ask you, ] ASK
all who tonight fer principle IN the
Federal Army;I ask President John.
son and | ashland most revcfeRl-
Your Heavenly Father, where are
WEI Have We been taken aboard tho
Old ship of Statei Or are we still
out nj sca,..tOsscl hither and ihiiher
by the ,unulmoas waves of passion
aud prejudice! Or have we been Id
ceiyci, snd left out on some bar bad
Gus coast. to be deyourcl by wild
beasts aud savagcsl God Of j%us,ic'1
and Father Of the lathrrlc'-, wherI
are wc9 Even while | write, somI
of our most pcaccIle and law abid|
ing %citi1on', who we're brought n
town By these slvnges, negro sol
Acrs, MI nanglel aud bruised. ari
lying hrlpIcs, aud dcfcncrless, unn
BE to reach their homes. Thei
have taken the oath Of allegiance n
the Government. Have they o 9 uni
Have they a father a. WASH
Mr.. Editor, nv hear, is full; FOR
not where | am, or where is M
country. Aunt Rosfk.
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NOTICE.

Miss Sallle Stewart will opon a schnnl
in the OF Pamela Miss.. for young h.
dies, as soen as a ruitsble house esn b
procured. Iier ecur-e will include mashe.
MATES, grammar, geography. rhetoric, his.
tory, and such u,hrr studies a. her pairon,
may wish. Primo y scholars will be earr.
fully tasrht. lessons IN masic on Oh,
piano by Miss. g.. Ankhsm. nn6a ttfgai
tieiag . nasiys barn Saaihsrn lady will
uaezeepsionabIs ~refe-enoe-, she. hope. by
thoroughly doing her duty, 20 merit III,
patronage q the citizen. ef os.ela and
vicinity. dec2-lm.i
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tsi.as NEW FIRM
.reaile sisi2 -.Axs-sN u
New coco

, Dry goods, booss, shacs, hslp,
qas.nswsre, ese. J. n, YAtfg
can-t~fh have As-oc;sss1 thems@lV9
to 10 . general nsrssatile hua.
uil oGer iodsesusats. tcf ~
Pamela county 70, trede 81
stock Il well selected x6d We hop!
rect Healing 20 nssssa SAHstIe
pssrsnsgrs wer~spessfap v ~
~ N call Asd ssseiss or p(eek
sur goods. Il ID oar fAte1{e1
fo.is q low a Ahy plantef -
IN nemph,ss W stsss sssssstt
q NJ. q. Il. Rnllings, sossIher
Of his ~s~as<-hssr1- IA " ~
10 need ans umment from 90
Authorized 70 hsTl iow FOE Csse.
~ ,. q. fAfe9
.gACsss.l-I sAts pss&sjtet n =
70 ~ frs.nsls ard sl>imiltmgoU
.saassv, tAAssl h<ss aeMei -
tusn-ss fsr he hrm II J. u. IA
sad oil h lied ID ssvvs' u G.
nn3 cassomers. y Haifam
dere-sa sH ~ @. H. RAIL-
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Adnalnistrator's Sale.

By virtue Of a decree Of the Probate
court Of Pamela county, made this day, |
will on the 9Th day Of Decenber, ls65, y,
the. late residence Of John II. Keith. de-
ceased, sell Mt public auction to the highest
biddsr for c-sh, the following personal
prosperity, via: Mules, cattle, sheep, house.
hold furniisre aad other articles ussslly
found on a plantation. q ". DYER, :
dec2.it. Administrator.
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Having ~psrusnen,ls located nysslf h
Pamela, / beg leave 70 inform my friend,
and the public eenevaIis That ksvs opes.
cd . store opposite ~ Sossh<Hs-t .cesns,
81 Ne Co~i llonae r..n,re Where I have,
aad shall constAnily, Keep - hand q vel
selected stark o. dry soo1s, groceries,
msdssius-, &C, nFrirs pFod M ssel
frcm arlt class o1blsssl< &nats, m,
patrons will snd tie th~ir iatere.f q -.
lecs new and fresh goods, a. | an deter.
mined 10 oHer therevess and bs-i an mar.
kets sGard, asd by strict Atsaton 10 ba.i-
ns-s, ana upr,gh. honest dealing 70. u~i,
q fair share Of The psblle ~ra,raoacs.
Please call aud esamine ier yaarsslvss C.
fsfe purchasing elsewhere.
dcs:'lm. J. ". MARKHAM
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hDyERTlSEnENfl
Heard or roiicc.

A special term % the BOARD OF roli
o. Pamela County viii be held Al the Cos
House % ihs county on Msaday, ,hs ~
das Of December, 1855. 1As menbs
are hereby notified 10 attend.
py order Of Thomas +. CLARKE, pre.'j
dsc9.ih W r. wOOrrEN, Clr'k.
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INsoLYENT NoTICE.

whereas at the regular November Term
Of the probnte Court OF runioa CUnn,y,
Mississippi. the Estate ~ stephen Miller,
decenred. was declared lnsolvrn, by uriur
Of sud Court, now lberetore I'LL prrrenS
having claims against said Estate are here
BY notified TO presdht their claims for reg.
istration within twrive Months from the
date Of this notice or their claims will Be
forever barred. LOUISA ]. MILLER,
Nov. Is, 1855. 6.m Administrative.
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Take Notice.

Those who owe Tor the SrAR, aud
who do no, pay by the FIRST Of Jam
uary, will not receive our enlarged
sheet, as We intend TO strike their
names of our list.
The following friends = REQUEST,
cd to receive money for Us and re-
eeip, in our name.