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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
Orr Home.Reiurning Heroes,

THg NINTH CONNECTICUT VETERAN VOLUNTEERS.
A battalion Of the 9th Connecticut Volun.
teers numbering 10 officers and 800 men Qnclndny
detachment of - recruits from the 10th Conn Regi.
mene arrived here yesterday forenoon. in tho steam
dips Spauding, from Hilton Head. The battalion
diseubarked and marched down Broadway headed by
their band to the Battery Barracks and after having
eeen provided with dinner, took the steamer John
Brooss fey New Haven.
The regiment was organized in 1851 and went O.. in
November with Gen Buffers expedition. 20 which they
acted pioneers; arrived al Snip Island Dec. D. and
vas the first regiment in that Department 20 have an
engagement witt the enemy which took place at Port
.afan Mississippi, soon after they landed and for
vac gasrtIy In thar action highly cOmplimented
~ aGenero! Order issred by Gen. Eut.er. The Tegi-
nent was at the taking of New Orleans. and took part
IT .ae hrst Vicksburg campaign under Gen. Williams
iney thea returned 10 Baton Rouge where they fought
On we ~ Of April, 1862 at which time Gen. Wilson
s1 Killed. Prom thence they returned 70 Ncw-Or-
saas ana remained 10 months doing garrison duty.
year SINCE they were Yeteranized aud retained New
nAven on j0day furlougb. In July 1900. The TcN
u' reported To- Gen. Butler al Bermuda Hundred. ald
.osequfntly fought in the battle at Deep Bottom. Re-
WING TO Bermuda Hundred they were ordered 20
."Senington. and after the division was reorganzed
{Seo Gen Sheridan and took part in the battles OF
"i,ac1esef. Fishers Hin and Cedar Creek.
AZ January. ls65 the oh proceeded 10 Savannah
go ,hey remained until Nav. ard from thence were
sereo 10 Hilton Head remaining there until mustered
F,y Tue service. The following is list Of officers;
$50, $50 1nd N9f-Lieu Col j. g. Heay IN command ;
Ade,ahi John Badger
.iss ofeer'-cO A. Cap, G. T. Scott secondIieu. VIM
Co. 20. b. Capt. Dagld G. Warsr. SecondLicut.
FdrorS nS'rtei Co c. Capt Wm. 4. Lee. Second Lieut.
Lt DsSs,u Co ID, Capt james W. Grahsin Second
IT,. ~NkSIY-PlFrH ONO REGIMENT.
punhs, eonpanies Of the 18th Ohio Regiment,
yesterSsy % men In charge Of Capt. Rurnes arrived
i.om Hilio, Tflng IA the steamer :. Il. Spanlding.
rgr snr, mead. en- route for hon.e.
Thg M.NLtsTH UNITED STATES INFANTRY.
Iafss,rr s. battalion Of the l4,h United States
IL the stss,as. here yesterday morning from Norfolk
Major Hoo. C1rsoc They were under command OF
vaere thew viii Inc 18th proceeded TO Hagt's Island.
~ 'c'nain cntil they leave for California.
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The Richmond City Governmens-The
New Candidates.

FBALIIMOKEl MOHU1y' huH. Y 1tbJ.
The Richmond correspondent OF The american
says:
1.-The list Of citizens to I'll the municipal offices which
I sent you in my last letter was presented ~ Gen.
Terry Yesterday morning. He will appoint the names
on IT, hear, with few changes among the Councnen
and Aldermen. Those old Ward politicians,
and young ones too, who. ignorant themselves,
easily lea of by Of better position
and more brains. will be LEFT of the bench and council
seats. The idea is that the people want new leaders
and all those old ones who through ignorance or design
(and 1t much the former the latter who misled
In times past) are TO be thrown overheard. ~
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SEvEETY.FIPrH ono RpCTugyT.
IN Matthews County, vn.-Per.
sonas-Amu.eu,eut..

sSl William L. James Chez Aps nsss
tie stss Cict arrived here today from Ecbmond on
se choice et o IN Matthews County Va resulted in
IL; G. y ne c,loSing officers j. II. Digs. Sher.
nssione- - p, ohfk Of Court; VI. BROMLEY. Com
Attcrpsr ke'enne; j. b. Donovan. Common W cath
A nin.t..i ING Mon ticket was defeated.
for,e.. w entertainment was given hast evening q,
seio b. ny tae Post Band Tie proceeds sion
tAs seeoRpts lfsled 10 tic Lincoln Monument .rlis
'"a Vns Ola series Of similar concerto
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F,pr N NEWMARKET. N. J.-At about J.

o'clock a. M on Monday tho extensive gram ana no sn
ing mil OF Mr. William Will was discovered 10 ne on MY
which, together with hub factory, were enIIey "mt
sumed Loss on buildings. machinery anu s'ocn,
There being no fire In the building. and the n'aon a.,
not In operation during the day the ~ rs
were passed as late as l2 o'clock and no ss"' " nav
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Tn. N.v.Yerk Scientifically Tribune

Ready this morning, contains. -. or, States, New.
from Wsshinton Virginia the Croln a. sna s
tucky and Tennessee nd Foresn News
States; Political Domestic MISC nA"' '
IsrErsAL EEvrSrs Dxcisiosns, 4, - ,h f,,..t P.stsc,
IHs ATLANTIC IT., ," mi, ,bI sares.1s
Lid ~. n,uI,,ion Psreei Hgl Report tas ksaaps 0
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NATIONAL TELEGRAPHIo UEIoS.-At regu-
lar meeting of the NewYork District Of the National
Teogmpbic Union. held ct their rooms No III
Broadway. last night. the following named gentle
men were elected delegates to the annual
Convention to be held at Chicago the FIRST Monday in
September: r. G. Beach j. b. Gilman M II. Rod
dogs and ]. l.. Edwards; and Il z. Jones and j. b.
Page sltesnates.
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Further Returns from Tennessee.

IULAbhI, IeIu, AuBust 7, IttJ.
Mr. Cooper has. no opposition here.
The following in the Congressional vote OF
Giles County: Cooper. l,ol2; C. N. Ordway. Conser.
Conservative, IA: Williams, Radical Union 81.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
The News Received Inst Evening.
PORT HOOD. Z. T..
Nrp1ov kur -I1.lsr m

There has been nOcurrent OH the line between
this point and Aspv Bay since $50 this evening The
trouble supposed 20 have been caused b. the closing
Of the paddock Office before the order 10 hold opea till
late hour hrd passed through to Aspy Bay 1t is blow
ing stiff breeze.
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Cotton.

NEW. ORLEANS, Aug. :. lst3.
Cotton has improyed sales 300 bales at
a. a4tc Sugar and Molasses dun freghts I'M
changed Cheeks on New.i ok Ii per cent discount
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To The Associated Prew.
WASHINGTON Monday. Aug. :. 1865.
Tup w AsIISCTOy POLICE.

TIE WASHINGTON POLICE.
Owing to the ineiiiciency or Indifference OF
tie Metropolitan pelce which is maintained at large
expense there is but little protection at ghi "a human
lie. garrotinc and wsylayng with robbery. being Of
fregueD: occurrence.
ASSIGNED.
Brig Gen j. A. Haskin is assigned to the
command Of all the troops serving in the forts within
the district north and south Of the Potomac, with head
quarters in this city
FOUND GUILTY.
Austin Suttles, tired by q military commits
sion on charges OF coaspring with ard aiding gner'
ra 70 cause the death OF loyal citizen, ami giving
aid and comfort 10 guerras In Virginia. and having
been found guilty has been sentenced 10 three years
imprisonment in the Albany Pentenuary.
NATIONAL FINANCES.
During the week ending with Saturday,
81 95 GO issued by the Treasury in certificates
Of Indebtedness and for the Hsms period siI9,OOO
were dsbursed for tte redemption 81 outstanding Ger
tifcites In the course OF few DAYS about $4,000 0OO
ofinierest in currency the 30 loan viii be paid
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Advertisement. !
ON Exrc NlAnp

OLD EYES MADE NEW,
Witlout Spectacles, Doctor or Medicines Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents. Address T.. Il.
FooTR, N. d., No. ]. 100 Broadway. New.YorE
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MARRIED..

Monday. Ausust 1865 at The
cnn,rh Of ~ Paul in Fiy uint.st. by the Kew Father
n Ucker Edward A. Walsh TO Annie NJ. daughter Of the
late Joseph Cudipp ESQ.
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Advertisement
THE BssT BRICK IN THg UNITED STATES are
being made by CHAMBERss great BRICK MACHINES.
One hundred brick per minute have been made. For
Patent Rights. and specimens Of brick apply TO ABRAM
REQuA No. q C0nrtlandt-st.. y. Y. (up stairs)
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JEFYERs 573 Broadway, is selling his SHOES
Oe TO reduction. Ladies visiting the Country should
call ald buy their Shoes at JEFFER, No. 573 Broadway
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Bnsincss Notices.
CHEyALrgR's LIFE FOR THE Hal

CHEvALIBR's LIFE FOR THE HAIR
will Gray Hair Its ORIGINAL COLOR srRENsrH'
and the growth OF the WEAKEST HAIR stops
falling In three days keeps the head clean, cool and
healthy can be used freely contains nothing inurioua TIL
BKsr HAM DRkssISa OFFERED TO TIE rcsLIc
|, 10 and used by tie hrst medical authority
Sold drus-;ores and Office, No lle3 Broadway
] assure ell persons the above preparation VIII do o.
that IL claimed for it.
c.pku A. CeyyALrgR A. u.
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LOIHS.
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WILL CURE FEMALE WEAKNESSES
WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.
WILL CURE FEVERS
WILL CURE 81 PHILlS. ~-,
WILL CURE MERcuRtAL DISEASES
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You Cannot have u Healthy Constttnttsn While
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ing tho health LIFE SYRUP agdly cures disease Which
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Tamor. Old Sores Ulcers, Blo,shes Eruptious Pinps
Boils EryspeAs letter. salt RheuG, ST. Anthonys Fire.
Scad Head Ring Worm Csncerous Tumon, Sore Eyes,
syphilis and all foul diseases Disease Of the Heart piss.
ton Dyspepsia liberation OF bones Of the Nose ScQ aud
Face Use CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP and you will b.
surprised at Its rpidy in removing these diseased lesvse
the God pure the complexion cleaT and the syst. feo
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MOR0AN ALLEN, Wholesale Drucrtsea,
General Agents, No. " Chf ct, n Y.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-25
appeal 10 the Braves of panola
tOnBu.

Mn. EproE - 10 not know that
YOU viii even dcigu to give 50 weak
IA appeal d place in your columns:
bu, hope Tie pure aud heartfelt mo
ti'es which prompt ne TO rallicl
express my sentiments rcgauGn. thr
distressed condition OF our country.
viii be sullcicnt apology fN wy ask
ius a place in your worthy snl vel
some Sr,E.
Where ary lhs Doil braves iha,
four years ago ,,o,l as representa-.
tnes II tic Soath ready imay /
not say mNiou, to put forth their
most strenuous effort, in behalf of
their country. Have they ds adkl
into lnsigufcancc : and rcmlm to be
polCn 81 only IS beings tlut rsrc.
! ttcTly hhhnssiblc. True it is "For
tune seems to have fEoancl mlig
uauti on a., anil our latle army.
inferior only IN numbers when
every cucrey should have been cv
crted TO drive the mcrcilc., invader
iom a soil a, ii to invite him to
iclj' Of fruitful haacstS. aud lie.
lighiral homes Of plcnry; stepped
aside, retired from the contest, per.
uniting The Zoe to trace hi, dark and
bloody path through a prosperous and
then loyal land, leaving a yc,iirc.
which only ''timc tho bcautiier Of
the dead can erase. Our carts
are Ainilcl with fire, when wo turn
FROM the threshold Of the fGh wear.
10 book back through the fery vista
II war, srl vicN mmid iis sacred
'ccncry, the f,atarcs Of loved onc..
who o sleep in the silent graves.
No ',nb masks ,heir resting place.
I+ag
~"Slowlyan I ssllv lhey laid them down
frcm the 6sld % thor f,ms frc.t Ani -nrv
They carved NOT a Iluc thsy tmscd not a
slont
Bu, In them alone in thcir rsatv.a
lrcpNat Il, could M our Southern
.ous have persisted: II not where 1,
the PATRIOTISM, love Tor wives and SIS.
tcrs ,hs, once burned so lrilliartlv
within their breasts Does the shark
only need rckind'ms or has !, bccn
forever CStingui,hci? Husbands be
alarm,l Tor the safety Of ycui vi,c,
iud children. Sous anil brothers.
"'sc dem YOUR ]lcthrr.v ieg,m,
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L S.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. PA I'm
comforting certain civil rights on
freedmen pt,,ci the HOUSE TODAY.
It is substituted for the ront,h see.
ton. Freedmen arc allowed to ,e>
tiIy anil bring witnesses when a party
10 the suit, bat not eases exclusive.
y between White men The vote vas
hlty six 20 thirty.
Gov. Humphreys cnla telegram to
President johnson OF the eighteenth.
stating that colotcl tfoop, attacked
and took possession Of a passenger
train at I.aulcrdale Springs. Miss.
grossly insal.ing the la1ics. The Of.
iccrs were unable TO control thom.
The Legislature m~cmogializcl Tor
the removal Of troop. from tho STATE.
The Legislature is willing 10 extend
the right Of freedmen T. testify H.
the courts if the troops arc With.
drawth
The rrCsidcn, replied tina, lie
troops would he Withdrawn when or.
der can be maintained without ,htm.
Tie stys that measures should be
adopted giving protectionto M freed.
men ~ iher possession or property.
which vii entitlr them to assume
thctr constitutional night.
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

Nh"rea. letters Of administration have
,een granted Ia the unisrsirned. on the
'i'te .! janet Irwin, deceased. al lie
Ma Tenn ot tho Probate Ceur, al Tubica
toa1'y' Mississippi, 'ls6t, now IN persons
''''H' 'ilim. against said Estate are here.
hy notdiil % present the .ame for reyi,
"a,ios within The time prescribed by law
% they vii D. forever bar rrl.
r &. IRWIN, Alh.Fs,fa,of.
Nov -, l,jj.6 v.
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The Legislature.

We ! ave not received either let
tcrs or papers from Jackson thi.
week and Of course know nothing Of
til, aelioa of this body. IN inter.
c'tng letter from b. Mptlsy will
We found on The first ragc.
Il 10 reported lhat they will A.
iourn uest week, until somc time IN
February.
We received a dispatch from Col.
lrby, saving that the rmola Hotel
bin had passed both Houses. This
. goo ucw and we hope to sec IL,
building commenced AZ once.
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lNSoIAEST NoT.Gp

Nhsrea. NJ The regular NovsmAer r.,u
y To Probate Ceur. % Tunr,, C.,,,~
wee nj. the Estate VI Stcrhsn Mile
de'cassl vs. iss'trsi in.ol, snt i, -,
Of said Coar,, now ita-a'o-e ali s.,.r,,
ha''ns claims against said E.'at. AZ her..
~ notified % present their claim. far roe.
''''aiien ~i'hin twelve months lrnm ,hs
la'e 81 thls notice NJ their claims Mil ~
lf-rsi LutlsAI.M HIrr'
~. F.m AluiW.ttatr,
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AALrOF

PERSON
The undersigned having sold her land.
and wishing % close w her farming opera.
ion' N Missy, will olcr all Of her personal
estate Tor sale at Tor residence, one mile
east 81 ElIiolps Mil. on TUESDAY the stb
day OF December 1865. The property con.
sl.is Of Horses. Mulis, Oxen. Cattle, Hogs.
Wagon, . Or $40 bushels Of Corn, Fodder,
Cotton Seed, SNce, aud Irish Potatoes, an
elegant lot Of Household furniture. Hitch.
IN inrnitvrc, Plantation tools, in aword
almost everything USUALLY found on farm
for ten Or twelve hands. Term, mad
known On the dsy Of sale.
Nov. -. ISIS. no, d g".
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CITATION NOTICE.

Tn State q Mississippi pnnols csau,r
10 The hiirs and distrihu,se.. ubo,.
name are Unknown, " John q, Wh;,s
slles' de- 'ased; ivu arr hereby notified
to he and appear before tho Probate saar,
OF said ciunty on Monday the ssh. =.
Oecsmher, lSCj, being ., ~ y OF
eeneer term Of said court, ibss ans rs.
70 .how cause why the anal sS.'. saa mere
an'''f' administrator Of Ma hui. =. =;
said ! ietsel should not no iIesate oi
apprn .s IA IA ~ allowed and
HatlI- tl. HVpIT Ten,
tfaNf
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Land for Sale or Rent.

GlllsAn BARGAIN.
lolet Tor talc or rem, 3 tr.nn,a IN On
which | reside, ono q taitm.lr. north Of
Panola. cdhiaining riol. 100 acres, a'
which about 5)lacres age cleared = IN bod
Improvements, ,u,h q, eleven goad eaain
With brick chimney,, the bes, snrn anl Ma
bio in the ,ounly, good well ol water Ge
! viii sell ihs whole or liyilc Il into la,.tr
suit purchasers. | viii also .e.l Horses.
Mule. llnE,. Cattle. Oven. wa-nns. raf
and Fodder &c. | will also sell M F.r
and Turnpike ut Pamela, aud which pns.e,
through tnc above land. also have abou,
d,j ae,'s Of lnnl near the mouth Of Cold.
ti.er, aui $50 acre, three miles enst of
tuissi9n, Ni.t, tho last menlio ned tract
''' slll steam mill in operation ou.le
~ otHlrt vtl .sil ON ierm.;o suit pur.
h'''f' a't' -7te, steam ,aw mill. thai
d not running, for sale very low.
J. l.. FLETCHER.
fanola, Nov. -, Isis. nor sj-tiaal.
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Land for Sale or Rent.

olcr for sale or rent. the trict II lind
formerly occupied by n. a. wstkns, de-.
'ciscI, tuttci onr mile ca', NJ the town
of Pnuolp anl n lAlf mile north Of
Batcsvlllc. Therfare3j0 acres in the ,ric,.
Of which about 2lO acre. ars cleared. viii
good improvement, Ict as q lgane lRel.
~ hnus' nnl good cut houses: gov wr,
81 voisr &. j. T.. FLETCHER.
Ptnolh, NuT, -. 1855. nlr 25-tarl.
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\. Woodruff.
wOODRGFF 4 60.
sI sGsLsssW Ltas es.
Carriage Dealers,
flf4sib Hfdi if3S
1876 Vain 81. Memphi<

AitefRu interval Of four years, The 81
scr'her. have again resumed the t'aIfpf.
business, and have on hand q new and w.
selected stock Of carriagss, Roekassr,
Barouches. Park phatons, pavalsx. vsv
ness OIL oil kinds. In niaaiop 10 6aishd
cnrFlagesi We also keep a large ss-
Of all tinis ~ Cn--ia --ssrsFo
IN, IN ,.,.sr mslsrlsbll sssp',t
i'sr, of springs, a1les, iron, Wheels
sreses' hubs, laliher, slahs, damask, e.
aaeled qlalhs, paints, ,arnishrs. ric.
Ihansfql ior the ibclR4 patronage y
have Fefeised for lsrnty yeii.. va ,.ios
's'eod AMI the public to cali saj 81 mia,
our stock. Wnnnpt'WWr'v'
nov .lm. lps Mao SIT
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tDl ERTISEVENT rs,
WHO WAVES TO MsBE
COrrToTI 2

offer for sale, Mrs. Nancy Dickens
plantation. It lies near Dclment aul con.
Wius one aud lhrcc.f urth sections. II is
one Of The hest Cotton Plantation. in the
State viii sell i, ns u whole, or divide
q % suit Purchasers. Apply 10 81, 4
Jirbrrs, Or . ". Jones.
Nov. -, tj-it Jon DICKENS.
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A MASONIC.

~ a called c~mmahit.,ina Of Pamela
Lodge, No. 90, u was "~resolted th,, We
celebrate tho anniversary ~ 1t. Johu',
day, tbe 9TH 81 Decrnber next. by a has.
srt dinner iauisbad hy the Fraternity
All Master Mtior, are invited to n,tenl.s
q. @. NELSON, ". NJ.
nitlS.tt. Seer,tsr, ~, ,sn,
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icf the panvlt SiiH.
Bar Meeting.

Il being the las, lay of tie term
Che members Of Pamela Rlr ON m,
iicn Of Maj. NJ. ;. Ward. resolved
themselves into a Bar meeting to
expire. their th,ut. to the pry.iln
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nMnnlmrl


UI mi
I,I,... .l. ...u
.IILr. ..u. 1000.
.I... .ul Boo 0ei ihs
.l.tU.,ta hort, s.s.i u.ui .
aY| Hu nfnI
ia,I. Is,ab 70 IH.ut unwI
t. n... Tr4 nn Bod tIir.
#.b iIU ErIatTtr. rpppIr
..m.fu lur eu,,p.uu
Nom sNu... 4h.e j,ne rr
.Irla ~ lU, tll lf' III .
..IIh, sJst, ~ "
4. nm. mruIm oftbr n.iu. Iur,
vi lh, State tC.f. , w
,,lnrfillb 20 report t.t' N
AFTER nm rrluou. m of even
d,y.. finished plr vml U I
Then report liza, uc has, ,,.l iu,l
III, i,I Of aid county AMI Gud the
.ane IN 4 bad condition. badly kent
anil m.if.. ia the present ,tnlpon.
lpt ue bci,c,, that Il the Police
Conr, will TAX the proper ,fclv, the
jail can he repaired awl mallc secure.
W. further report the olLcr pub.
Ic bmlAm,. n flir condition. ",
rrsrct the ncee,,u, " rrI crtins ihrf
from the dire calmitics HAT have
lrC,I,n Al, country. az fr.p ,on
other cause, there Is an uu,nu
amount . fcrime Jribg committed III.
the country.
Thatso far as We have been able
TO discover the condition Of A' hooli
aud o1ic'. crthe county officers are
well kept auI in good condition.
We further roget 10 report the
hmruiablc fact to The court, that
there i. q vast amount Of misdcmcnn
u in the country. not c~osnitablc be
fore this Honorable Court. such ,
the carrying ofarms b, free negroes.
Ac., anl express a hope hat tho.
proprrlr constituted ,uth.r;ty and
court having Jurisdiction viii a, nh
ciTly las ,pkc steps to remedy these
oyils.
We further renorl. tb,t No M,
paincl 10 see that the nconls er tho
conntty have mo-, rr.n,n5eI !, n,
ell If The Governor Of The State. IA.
Organize into mili,ar, r,up,nie.
hut W. one TO see yer, .oon n,
patriotic men n the country ,yoo..,l
from their Is,h,r,,v. and i, in rc,l.
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Plea for Negro r%c,ilmon,.

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the defeat Of the negro testimony bin
IN the Mississippi Legislature. make.
the following plea for IT:
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi, Paoa Conuty.
10 John I. Murrell, Etlia llnwiey.
Euecnia poston, EuiVrt T. ,tnu. Shllia 81
Fer, VIM. Martin. Laura Limb. Ata tnia
Stone, Fannie Martin. Belle Martins Bar.
ton Martin. Robert Martin. Tso,tas Mar.
tiu, Cdniaes, Ma-'in. ". a.. Martin. Fran.
cs &. Martin, Liih1n Martin. Priscilla J..
Whiidcr. Francis /. WA lcr aul y. Icon
Whildcr, deyisec, and ]l,ea'cc. under the
viii Of Mrs. Francis ". Bobs, lccesscd.
together with $500 Htvlsg, husband 81,
said Eudor, l%Iavley, Gslee pu,,on, bus.
baud Of said Eujlta Poison. - Lamb.
husband 81 said Lrhri, m John \ Stone.
huslatd q said Aml1tt. ipna,e hereby
cited to be md appear hsfor' the Probate
Court Of sfid county. nn IN, i,urlh Monda,
IN December, lsG5, - show cause wins the
Hnal accounts Of Shm iel " Vernon ami
Wy,ieP. Nooi,cn, ctecu' ors Of tho wilt Of
said dccehsed, should not 10 allowed and
approved. Nv order Of Court. issued tho
18th day Of Decemher, lsBi.
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