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U. 8. 500 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS

Ihese Bonds are now worth n handsome
premium, and are exempt, MS are all the Gov
eminent Bonds, from State, County and Num-
cpdt taIdtioT ICtch adds from one to three i,ey
cent per dnnuDl to their udlue according to the
rite levied upon other property, The inter
est is payable semi-annuRlly by coupons at
tached to each note, which may be cut or and
sold to any bank or banker.
The interest at $50 per cent. amounts to
One cent per day on a $50 note.
Two cents per day on 500 note.
Ten cents per day on n $500 note.
twenty cents per day on $1,000 note.
one Dollar per day on n 5000 note.
Notes of all the denominations named VIII
DC promptly furnished upon receipt OF SUBJ
scrtptions.
The Notes OF this Third Series are precisely,
similar In form and privileges to the Seven
Thirties already sold, except that the Govern.
nent reserves to itself the option of paving
Interest ingOld coin at per cent, instead of
3-4uths IN currency. Subscribers will deduct
tho Interest in currency up to July 18th, at
the time when they subscribe.
The delivery ofthe notes of this third series
Of the seyen-thirties will commence on the
Ist OF June, and will be made promptly and
continuously after that date.
The slight change made in this conditions
OF this THIRD SERIES affects only the mat
ter of interest. The payment in gold, II made
will be equivalent to tho currency interest of
tho higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event
OF which only WIN the option to pay interest
in Gold be availed OF, would so reduce and
equalize prices that purchases made with six
per cent. in gold would be fnlly equal to those
made with seven and three-tenths per cent,
in currency. This Is
THE ONLY LOAN m MARKET
Now offered by the Government, and its su.
perior advantages make It the
Great Popular Loan of the People
Less than s20O.OoO,OOO of Loan authorize
by Congress are now on the market This
amount, ut the rnte at which it Is being alb
sorbed, will all be subscribed for within sixty
days, when the notes will undoubtedly com
mand premium, MS has uniformly been the
case on closing the subscriptions to other
Loans.
In order that citizens OF every town and sec
ton of the country may be afforded facilities
for taking the loan, the National Banks. state
Banks and Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive SUBJ
scripttons Mt par. Subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom. they have confidence.
and who only are TO be responsible for the
delivery of tho notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription A9cnt,
May 10 1865. PHILADELPHIA.
Subscriptions will be received by the "a,
Ffra National Bank Of H1eeIin0.
First National Bank Of Fqty4nont.
First National Bank Of PurkeTSburO.
Second N'dti0nal Bank Of PtyEeySbura.
Sdrings Bank Of Wheeling.
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Fifth Quarterly. Renort

OF the First National Bank OF Wheeling
" w. Va, showing its condition on the
morning OF tho inst Monday In July, 1855.
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ananeIal.
u. S. 7-3O LOAN.
n RID Sc RTE
$23O,oOO,ooo.

By authority ofthe Secretary of the Treasu.
ry' the undersigned, the General Subscription
Agent for the sale Of United States Securities.
offers to the public the third SERVES Of Treasu.
~ Notes, bearing seven and three-tenths per
cent. interest per annum, known as the
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Notice of Dissolution
Partnershin Notica.

Z arg Partnership Notice:
We have this div formed a ,Jt33,a,-vl,I,, mn.
der the style OF L. s. DeIapIain & Son, and
VII continns the Wholesale Dry Goods bust
I rs! az me old stand Of Tallant & Delaplain
NO. o. Main street. The books of the late
INN viii be found ut our ONCE
~ l.. S. DELAPLAIN,
lJu4-u II, N, DELAPLAIN.
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7-3O LOAN.

These notes are issued under date OF July
Is, 1855, and are payable three years from that
date In currency, or are convertible at the OPP
ton of the holder into
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-15
From tho Rinamae lnl bonOcfdi.
DilD.

Died In this place, on tho 2sil.
ult, Of dyscntery, Ella NJ, only
daughter u NJ. II. and A. A. ingrIm,
aged . years and 8 months.
II seems hard 10 bid adieu to the
only dear and loved chill Of paren.
tai care aud affection; h Ia hard to
lay away IN the cold, damp earth the
lovely child Of hope and PROMISE.
The heart il too full, the cup seems
too bitter even for memory to dwell
upon the idol Of tender loyc and fond
hopes. But Ella, dear Ella, is not
sleeping that lrcamless sleep which
knows no waking. Ella has only
FASTENED into tho arms Of Him who
said "SuAcr little children to coinc
unto Mo, and forbid them not, for Of
such Is the Kingdom Of Heaven.
"Ihc mystie nazcs Of Thy viii,
Tho shadows Of celestial light.
Arc past the power Of human skill,
hut what tho Eternal acts IN right.
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pIsrnrer ATTORNEY.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Capt. X. ". Taylor, 81 Pamela county,
(foracrly u Dallcnsinc's Regiment, Arm.
s;rOng's BriEaicl, IL . candidate for Dis.
trist Attorney Of the seventh judicial bis.
trics comprising tho counties Of Tippah,
Mar ,hall, DcSoto, Pamela and Lafayette.
We arc authorized TO announce the uams
Of l.. p. Cooper Of Pamela county, ~ d
candidate for District Attorney for thu
seventh Judicial District, comprised Of tho
counties o! Tippah, Marshall, Dsso,o,
Pamela and Lafayette. .
We are authorized TO announce the nams
Of James NJ. Scruggs, Of Marshall county,
as a candidate for District attorney for shs
seventh Judicial District. composed Of ths
counties Of Tiprah, Marshall, DsSo,o,
Pamela aud Lafayette.
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LrdIsLarrRr.

We arc authorised TO announce the name
Of n. q. crcsier as acaniiia,e Tor the Leg.
islsturc from Pamela County.
We are authorised 10 auncunec,hc name
" y. II. lrty as n candidate for Represen-
sativO in the next legislature.
We are authorized 10 announce the name
Of jefferson ]. Meek ne n candidate for
Representative In the next legislature.
We are authorized to The name
II W. \. Randolph ~ a candidate for
Representative In the next legislature.
We are authorized 10 aunocrcc the narue
II Col 4. y. Mc,iehee ne n candidate for
Representative in The nex, legislature.
We ave su'hstissi to announce the name
II W. VI. Ellis a. . candidate fsr Eer.
= .ttstivs IN She mat s.islaturc.
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Communicated.

SAanIs. April llth 1861.
Mn. EDITOR tit is with great
pleasure that ! Lave this LAY read a
.GrcuIar issued by Col. A. L. Rey-
Holds Of Tishomingo, announcing
himself for Congress III thc First
District. Col. ReyuoIde, was the
commander of tho 2Gih Miss. Iegt.
in Davis Brigade, Of which ! was
a member. Tho soldiers always
stdcd by Col. X. both in the camps
and On the battlefield, and ! have
made an cxtcnlcd enquiry among
thcusincc bis announcement MS a
candidate. and find that they sill
intend to endorse Lim. ! would
earnestly call upon very member Of
the old Davis brigade to stand by
o,r Of their I'D commanders at the
ballot box. Col. Il. has held many
positions Of honor and trust in the
councils Of the State and as an owl.
denee Of his popularity in his own
county, no was elected rs u delegate
to tho late State Convention by n
majority Of about seventeen hun
dred, and they say they will repeat
the dose in October. Col. Il. Is u
lawyer Of great intelligence and will
gain credit for tho State in tho
National Councils.
A SOlnIEl.
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We nro authorized 10 nnn9nnan NE nnmc
VI Dr. Imnk Moore na q candidate for tht
0iheo Of sheriff.
We arc authorized 10 announce ilo mn mc
~ q. W Dyer ns o candidate for tho Office
n sheriff u Pamela county.
We arc authorized 10 announc the namc
N Robert u. Jones ng a candidate for
sheriff ol Pamela county.
We are authorized 10 announce Mo nnno
Of Paul Barringer rs u candidate for Sher.
N VI Pamela county.
We are authorized TO announce the nnmo
u Jaco Floyd NJ q candidate for Sheriff Of
Pamela County.
COUNTY TREASURER.
We nrc authorized TO announce The name
" u. !. Mathews m u candidate for the
Office Of Treasurer Of panola County.
We arc authorized 10 announce the name
Of W. W. Hitch Ms n candidate for r%e.clec.
lion TO Tho Office of County Treasurer.
We are authorized 10 tho name
81 Capt. Williamson liant 90 q candidate
for county Treasurer.
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Answer 10 "t0ters,"

Mn. EptToR IL see n call in
your paper Of the S.h inst, asking
the candidates for the Legislature for
their opinions in reference, first, ~
TO the payment Of tho State Treasa.
~ Notes issued for war purposes, as
well az Cotton Money now Ou,stani.
ing: secondly, as,tc the propsicty OF
changing the judiciary system 50 as
TO establish a criminal court in each
county and extend the jurisdiction Of
magistrates both in criminal anil civil
cases, emil, thirdly, as TO the propri.
ely Of tho passage Of law Tor the
relief Vi debtors &c.
In reply TO the ilrs. intcrrogatory,
| state tia, l nm opposed to the
people Of Mississippi being taxed FOR
the redemption Of the Treasury Notes
issued by the State for war purposes,
as to the Cotton Money neither the
people OF the State being responsible
ic, It's redemption, good faith bO-
tween tue borrower and the lender
forbids any interference with the law
rs !, nov stands except, it should no
longer be receivable for State and
90 NY ,,xcs. A. to the second inter-
ro-atory. my opinion Is, with the
prvscn, ligh. before me. that there is
no necessity for criminal courts and
that by giving concurrent jhtisdir-
ton 10 Magistrates courts in minor
criminal cases aud to a larger amour,
in civil eases, that the present system
viii answer. AZ to the third and last
intcrrOgstory, | think under the cir.
cumstanccs that q suspension OF the
collection Of al debts for twelve
months you'll he advantageous 10 out
people. and IL elected to the Lcgisln.
,urc. will advocate such q law leaving
however. the creditor ut full lihcuy
to use the attachmca, law, In such
csscs as my sewn clearly ius,ifa
atle. iEir. J. MrEE.
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ATTACHMENT.

James A. Boil, vs.. Joseph Nitherger.
Justice Court, Pamela County, Mississippi,
third Monday in August, 1868.
II appearing from the affidavit OF the
plaintiff that the defendant 10 Il non-rcsi-
don't Of this S.ate, II is ordered that publ.
cation be made for one month in tho Panola
STAR newspaper published in the town
Of Pamela, Mississippi, commanding the
said defendant to appear Mt a Justice Court
to be held ut the court house IN the town Of
Pamela, in said county, on the third Mon
day in October, 1865, and nswer said at.
tachmcnt. q. q. NELSON, J.P.
sepl5.4t. IL. ST
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FOR CONGRrss.

We are authorized to announce the
name VI Cen. A. u. Bradford ~ q can.
lidats IQr Congress In the first district,
copmescd of the counties " Tishomingo,
Tippah, Marshall, DeSo,o, Tunica, Coaho.
mn, Pamela and Lafayette.
We are authorized 10 announce tho name
Of Col. u. A. Reynolds. Of Tishomingo
county, rs n candidate for Congress In tho
hrstdDie,ric,, composed Of tho counties Of
T~ishomingo, Tippah, Marshall, Dcso.o,
Tanicn, Coahoma aud Lafayette.
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ADV ER1lSENENTS


Merchants visiting Memphis obuy goods
will find a complete assortment Of dry
goods, hosiery, notions, boots, shoes, hats
sni caps, ALVIN. Il. Moors's, 2ii Main
Ssrcsa, opposite Court 2qaare, a prices 70
compete favcrably with any market South
Of New York. sEvcry courtesy and kind.
ness will bc shown parties who desire 10
sec our stock, feeling confident W cen con.
vince them that they can get all they want
at reasonable prices Of
WI. n. MOORE.
81 Main Street,
sspiS-2m. Mrsruis, TEsS.
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nEAT ofPIcRRr.

BEAT ofFicgRf.
We nrs authorised 10 announce the name
OF y. y. Ballard NJ a candidate for rc.clcc.
ton to tho Office u Justice Of the Peace
for Beat No i've.
We are authorised 10 announce the name
Of Samuel y. Sorsby rs a caAdi ir,c Tor the
olhcc Of Justice Of the Peace for Bea. No.
Eve.
by request Of n large number Of his
friends, We announce the name OF Thomas
D. Clarke ~ ~acandida.c for Policeman for
Beat No. i've.
We are authorised 10 announce tho name
Of q. u. Nelson as a candidate for r~c-clec.
ton to the cfhcc Of Justice Of tho Peace Tor
Bca, No. five.
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TAX ASSESSOR.

We arc authorized to announce the name
81 William {. Sicklc asa candidate for re-
election to tho Office VI Tax Assessor Of
Pamela county.
We are authorized 10 announce the name
OF y. Z. Knox ~ u candidate for Tax As.
SCISSOR Of Pamela County.
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STATE SENATOR.

We arc authorized TO the name
cf DR.. n. Mcslcy NJ a candidate for re.
election 10 The oficc Of State Senator in
the counties Of Pamela, Coahoma and Tel.
lahatshie.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.

We are authorized 10 noune tho name
Of A. 4. Crawford u, u candidate for
county Surveyor.
We mr., authorized 10 announce tho
name Of J. u. Porter NJ u candidate for
recollection to The Office VI County Survey
Or.
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announcements.
fpR

We are authorized TO announce the name
OF Hon. William y. Patton Of Lauderjalc
County, foi Governor Of tho State Of Miss.
issippi.
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Hat Manufacturers.
The Memphis Hat company,
200 MAIN sTR'T. OPPOSITE COURT
BQuARB.

200 MAIN BTR'T. oPPoBfrB COURT
BQuARB,
Our friend md halter, NJ. II. Miller, o.
usual, in his glory selling hats to mcr.
chants from the Mississippi valley.
We appeal to you 10 have your eyes open
In purchasing your goods, rs prosperity de-
ponds upon your purchases IN buying your
goods nj regular houses, who understand
their business. Buy your dry goods at a
dry goods house, your boots aud shoes ut u
shoe house--your hats Of n regular halter,
such as the Memphis liza. Company, oul
Wholesale rooms IN the second and third
stories sell from three to six dollars less,
per dozen, than my variety house OF q
mixed stock. LklDi i Co.
seplj-3m.
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ATTORNEY

We ara authorized 10 announce the name
II Richard Cooper rs a candid hat for III
Office VI Attorney General.
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Wo afe nuih1fiiei 20 Annnunco lho NAM
~ John q, Harrison, o. o. candidate i0I
fo.e aet0n ~ che uaoa " Great Clrrk.
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". n. wtp n, Editor.


E9s 1lo treo u oy rft WI
lto dollars lpf ono ynn, hity
f4f one month, nnl fifteen
@ p0r Nugle copy IN
~ JOHN ". Warl ~ tbo frm IF
ciau 81 Word 3io Main 0treoi,
birmpll i4 Wu nuH afitpl agent
Ailhaslnef lcn Rilh hIm ior tho sttn
wlll mool with prompt attention "a
Con- Rr}goLDa. We had The
rirnmc Of . call from this Rcnlle
man Tile week lie iH o candidate
for congrc,t and thi y hil frai
yisit 70 Innoln. HI commanding
personal Appearance and first utc
powers Of cloclionoering made o lee
cicdly favorable impression upon
onr people. We knew nothing about
.as abiacclenl prior 10 the war, be-
fore this intory Q altl ouyh W 6cry
Fl with him in The same array for
several months, and can bear test.
mony to bis high character as q gen
ucman and d solder. The Coloncl
has always been nm old line Wig, aud
ly reading biz circular you will see
how he acted after secession had be-
come q fixed fact.
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As1 never rvfssed Confederate -,
form any = that vas owiuk -. ~ =
fused 10 take Il ftoM lAeas M < - -
indsbt.d 10 ". ". eyass uosle NH 4 ~
to be 6ltesn Of twenty 10 one belov -.
ask all y? come ur and sestle In soms vse.
This y the lass notice. ". s. HARRIS.
scpl-lm. Ssr't !, las
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Il.nnn LLmI

" maHf sfIta3 il ashaataa A fh
# uffH llaffil6a a. % elniliila lNf H..
p laslaliH iha bfea n Probate ipift
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roR conoNgn.

We are authorized to announce the name
oil ). ID. Johns rs u candidate for Coroner.
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No. II Madison Street,
m MEMPHIS TENN.

Hare for sals Il wholesale and yss.;l =
saehs sbsiee sic ssgee, loo tbis. 6ess, ~
brand, loo !, ed whole bib. nolsr,U,
20 kses syrsp, 100 boxes candles, So ksfD
)erd, Is bile. whistey, 10 hhds. ssrss y.
ssess grades, bacon, hans and eensssl q.
ssfsnentc Of rrsvsfy stores.
strs i'm.
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A TRgAsupgg,

We are authorised 10 announce tho name
u y. T.. %lIusscy Iog incumbent Of the oGicO
rs 4 candidate Tor State Treasurer.
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WHEATON,
Wholesale ard RelaIl dealer In
Hats and Gaps,
100, Main street.
Memphis, Tenn.

Would respectfully inform tho citizens Of
Miss ,.lppi, that he has opened a lat bouse
NJ the above named place, wber, bo keeps
constantly On hand The largest and best
selected stock ~ hats and cups In the city,
Of every variety and style, and would ~.
quest yop 10 give him y call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. scps.2m.
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School Notice.

~
The Misses Williams -and CRANBERRY
opened their school for misses and hoys on
the premises Of Mrs. David =. White, on
Monday, September l.h. is6s. The laca.
ton is a beautiful aud healthy one.
TERMS.
Primary department, per session Of Eve
months, SIS.
Intermediate departments, I" so.
High branches 81 English and French, per
month, SIS.
Music on Piano. SIS.
Uss Of Instruments SIS
Boarding to be had with Mrs. David s.
White.
board TO be paid in advances, with washing.
ref month. SIS.
Board. without washing, Slg.
The school is pleasantly located, seven
miles We, from Como Depot, Panels
county. We respectfully solicit a share u
rshlie ~Vttfsntse. ssrt5.sm.
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NEW FIRM
IBATESVILLE,
panola County, Misa.

Ths undersigned have opened q house NJ
iba ahpYo place, undof tho 'iyle 4 "Int'
nna wight fof the fufppfo " caffj'
lag ou a jfug, dfy goods and gfocefy bust
naas, aal orr nov receiving q good ass0fi'
mtni, which they offer 70 iho public NJ ~
~rcasonable prices ~ can 10 Afforded,
n MARTIN, IN WIGHT,
Nj. WRIGHT, j. q. WRIGHT.
. setl' n.
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NOTICE.

no mlqfdsned y ner prepared N NJ
VI binds n vesl On wagon, hsgflss, ar
dagga, Az. IN she healtsi and most durable
siSls, Al his ihop In ba'ssfiIs.
iatljlf a. !. ftDWDFn
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11
CCUNTY TAX.

T WILL meet the citizens of Hampstead co1n-
z t. ior .he purpose of Assessing for the yaar
1865 and collecting their County Tax for 1854,
at tbe following i'm S aud places, viz:
Fulton. Bois dare ownShip, Monday ard
TUESDAY, the 18th and l7Ih days OF January,
1865;
Spring Hill. Spring Hill Township, Wednes-
dav and Thursday, the 18th and 1874;
Mis-. Hancock 5. CaIouse Township, Friday
and Saturday -Uth and 2lst; .u- ...
Moscow Missouri Township, Monday and
Tuesday. the 23d and 24th;
Cottngham's Sore, Rediand Township, We'd
nesdav aud Thursday. the 25,h and 26th;
Nashville. Mine Creek Township. Monday
and Tuesday, che a0th and 3lst days OF Janda-
~, 1865;
Columbus, Saline Township, Wednesday and
Thursday, the lst and ID days Of Feby, 1850;
Washington, OLan Township, Friday and
Saturday, Ihe Sd AZ 9Th
- All viii please a.tend-it will save HE
trouble and you expense. .,--..,,,,,
JAMES WHlTESIDB,
Assessor and Collectorfor Hampstead county,
Ark. December 2G.h, 1854. 4o-2
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11
SEP LGeETRT4.
ILTT-IHVFI OUT To,
December "a. 1864. al 6w.
q. 500 REV AR4s!

FSANAWAY from tie residence Of the sub
H. Sc :,~r. G5 Dallas. Texas. on the i4.h ul-
tiro, TWO NEGROES, of the following de-
s,...ssion: Adopbus. lisht mu'1fte. aged
q .u1s u vears rather below the medium SIZE,
and Aneei,Dc, his vie, also a mula.to aged
a5oc- II ysars nd rather small Trey took
of a large bty may'-mule. D1u't know their
dress rs Was not at home when Ihev lett
The above reward viii be paid for their delivery
go nv W.. at Dallas, or or .heir confinement
in Jail 81 thar | cc, them. Said negroes were
Loarh. irem y Smith, a. Princeton, AK. and
are coGhticSs sryiur To mSk5 their way 10 tie
J d,'ral Inns in tha. vicinity.
N-6y \ HARDWOOD.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11
PROCLAMATION
BY TIE GOVERNOR.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. !
Washington, Ark., Ian. 9, 1865. !

y
To the Sherifs Of The Counties Of GiseH, Crit
tenden, Mississippi, Saline and s.. Francis
GREETiNG:
NOU are hereby commanded TO open and
l. hold an Election in your respective eouu-
ties on Tuesday, the ss1sah day of february,
4. d. 1865, to fill the following offices, now
vacant account OF failuo to hold an elec.
ton the 3d day of October, A. ID. 1864, to
wit:
One Senator for the 14th District, composed
of the counties of Mississippi and Crittenden.
Two Representatives tor the county Of St.
Francis.
One Representative for each of the counties
of Green, Crittenden, Mississippi and Saline.
One County aud Probate Judge, one Cl,Ik,
and Sheriff, Coroner, one Tr, ,asurer one
County Surveyor, ore Internal Improvement
Commission, one Common School Commits
.ioner, and the number ot Justices of he Peace
and Constab authorized by law for each of
the counties of Green. Crittenden, Mississippi,
Saline and ST. Francis.
One Assessor and Collector of Taxes for each
Of the counties oil Crittenden and St. Francis.
One Assessor oi Taxes-lor the county Of
Green.
The Sher..-s Of their respective counties are
hereby required to cause said Election 10 be
held according to law.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand, and CAUSED the sal of ine State
%EN of Arkansas To be affixed, II Washing
IL toIt, Arkansas, t..iS the 0th day uf
Jaruary, \. ID. 1865.
IL. TLANAGIN
b. the Governor;
.. Il. O..TEs. Sec. of State.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11

NOR RENT will rent ore Furnace at the
L Rolling Fork salt Works, Sewer codnty,
Aikansas, on Shares. Any person with nine
bands and ore team can make 800 per day-or
with sixteen hands and team $500 per dsy can
be msde clear OF rent. Beet, pork. bacon. corn,
meal, flour. &c, can be bad at the Works in
exchange for salt. | also went. 10 hire 10 No.
eroes, tor which Will pay SO per month Tor
good hands, To cut wood, ana in proportion for
others to clear laad aud make crop the CON-
Ing season. n w fEhhINS.
Rolling Fork Salt Wo.ks, S4vier county, r
kansas. Jan. 2. 1860 4o-s'