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MATTERS IN CANADA.

A special dispatch to the Tribune from
Montreal says The government has ceased
arming. Trains on the Grand Trunk Rail
road are sgain running, and the mail line
of boats between east and west are also go
ing BY order Of the government. No one
allowed to see or communicate with the
Fsnians in prison here AL volunteers still
in the front. None of the corps have mad
any fight with the Fenians. AL reports of
fighting in the east were false Montreal is
quiet. - -rI
Special to the Tribune from Ottawa, June
l3, says It is reported that in the COnfed-
Grafton scheme Canada East is to have two
Houses, both elective with responsible gov
ernment, and Canada West one House with
ont reanousibIe government
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

Roger Lamb, Eife-murdsrer, who hI
received an order for a new trial, died
day in Ludlow street jail.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14
NebrasllR OrEanizaIiOn.

The Nebraska city papers claim the State
organization has been carried for the Union
State ticket and Union majority in both
branches of the Legislature.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

j. NJ. BAILEY & co
iune9 872-o.o.i Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

national Cemetery.
General News.
RIshop EerIy Reeovetiag.

RICHMOND, Va, June 13.-It IS believed
this morning that Bishop Early will recov-
er the severe internal injuries caused by
the Railroad accident at Coalfeld yester-
day
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Board or Seleetmen.
PAxoLA. Anril %, 1866.

PANoLA, April 90, 1866.
Present.. A. Hodges, President;
Charles Bowers, Constable j. W
Markham, W. +. Farmer, i. T..
Brown, Sclcctmcn.
Upon motion, the minutes Of the
last meeting were read and adopted.
Upon motion of W. T.. Farmer,
the following ordinance was read and
adopted:
Be il ordained by the President
and Board of Sclectmen, That 80
much of section eight Of an ordi-
nance passed BY this Board taxing
personal property, be and the same j.
hereby repealed.
BE il further ordained, That th,
Mayor be aud he is hereby authorized
to grant permission to any person OF
persons TO discharge any firearms OF
any combustible material inside o
the corporation, at any distance no
nearer than two hundred yards o
any persons house or building anj
il may be lawful for any person &
shoot any vicious or dangerous ami
, NAL, or any varment or fowl Of pre-.
without such permit.
j. A. HoDgEs, President.
]. W. MARKHAM, Sccy.
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MAY Communicating to
Pc inclemcncy of the weather, this
Nay Festival was postponed until
Thursday last, the 3D., when the core
nony of browning the Queen, the
rcathcr still being dnfayorable to an
outdoor picnic, was performed at
he school-rooms. Out Of the vast
Iroupc Of "little daisies who were
most interested in this imposing uf.
hir, was chosen Miss Mary Lively
quito an elegant, chastc and dignifet
ittlc lady, to be crowned Queen o
May. The scholars having bCct
Farawn up in line by Miss Stewart
Phe Principal, on either side of tn
ltand, and arranged according t
ze,' call things being now ready,
nc placing Of the wrcathed garland
.sround the stately little brow of tn
Queen, a high privilege indeed, wa
performed by Miss Emma Bowers. 4
Der usual graceful and elegant styl,
s was indeed an imposing scene. an
he young ladies, whose very soul
ccmcd entirely absorbed in the plea.
ing procecdings-just as tho the
we're about TO realize some joyo,
boon or priceless j~rvrl-sceme
ic with the many beautiful and Fl
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HON + JOURNAL.
For 1860.
4 high toned md brilliant Lisrarv
and lniisiic Journal.

Established 10 lalo, Tho tiome Journal, ion
The hiul ~ lanuuyk lof iwenllsth ,eat.
ueet' II. old Intends and tubadteu. Ii
Sill conducted by
MI WILLIS,
nwislcd by On efficient corps n able editor.
talented Contributor and spify correspondents.
IN the hnt ISSUE VI the comIng volume viii
he commenced new series II uathmon,.l
fclloliics, BY the woll.known and pupular hu.
moroaa wrlicf Barry Gray author Of Married
life, etc, etc. ~
The Amusement Department L under the
charge u u. 4. DrLllk, an accomplished
critic who will Keep our readers we'll informed
Of all that u interesting on both sides u tho
Atlantic IN matters musical aud dramatic.
We take this opportunity Of thanking our
many southern Subscribers Tor q return Of their
patronage, and eau ASSURE them that the edi,ots
will still keep the columns II The Home Jour
nal ifee nom political aud religious d~IscssIobs
aud will confnc themselves rather 10 ,heIr
motto, 10 Encourage the memorable, the pro-
grcasive and The beautiful"
TrHass-fot me copy, one year, D., three
copies, ~ 5Oi OF one euly for three years AZ 50
always In advance. Subscription, orders re-
miiiances and all other Communications 10 b
addressed 10 the publishcrS
n 7. WILLIS 4 NORRIS PHILLIPS.
i07 Fulton street, New York.
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MEMPHIS WEEKLY ARGus.-Thc
publication Of this substantial weekly
has been resumed, after a suspension
since 1862. II will be, as heretofore,
a first class family newspaper, "fllc1
with general news, editorials, misccl.
lany, full reports of both financial
and commercial movements and mar
kcts, and also all local news Of in.
tcrcst and importance" Price, 8
per annum for weekly aud si2 pei
annum for daily, invariably in all
vance. Letters should be addrcssc,
to Hutton d Brewer, Memphis.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The state ui Mississippi Pamela coan'y. n
he rirruii seast u aid roantT. Va lsse.
\ J. Young. Hxssulaf, ke. "a O. W. LAas.
A~iiaehmsn, isusi the ifth day Of Fshrussy.
1896 sgainst The sslssc q tie ei1 dzksiaat
fof Ell %. rrtsrushls v ne Gruit q aid
county. N'siss shsFshy rissn % The aid o.
PENDANT. q. ". Lane, that nzlss he spb<sF -
fore nia cguTt % The hnt DAY 4 - psxt tern
thereof 10 b holden W asd lor sid county u
Panels, Al The eoari hosse u aid opuniy IN he
town VI IansiA On ths sstuth rsni=y anss
the fourth Nsnday in uafvh. 1855. sud riezi
10 said action. ~ieigmsas viii b sntsrsa s<ai==s
/ him and the estate attached vii h I'D.
maral-lt dc HARRISON. cszk.
l~laftisaa 4 Tsylar piaintfs.
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Il is hard to make head ur tail Of
military matters in Mexico. At ono
time we hear the Impcrialists are
victorious everywhere, and next the
Liberals are sweeping all before
them. The latest report is that tn,
French, eleven hundred strong, at.
tackled a body Of Liberals near Ma.
z%atlan, with a loss Of seven hundred
killed and wounded. The reporr
may be true, but we doubt il.
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Italy Is said to have $1,000 troops
now concentrated upon the line be-
tween Bologna and Fcrraro, and
5000 near Piaccnza. Victor Eman.
uel has shown a strong disposition Il
espousc the cause Of Prussia in tn,
Duchics quarrel, but Napoleon think
King Victor had better mind hi.
own business, and has given q hin
to that effect, which will probably b
needed,
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The human iend, Antoine Probs,,
who murdered a family Of eight per-
sons in Philadelphia, has been found
guilty by the coruner's jury, and will
shortly be brought to trial for biz
horrible crime. Probst was a boun-
ty.jumpcr, and among his comrades
in the army, his character was vcry
bad.
Mrs. jefferson Davis arrived -
Montreal on the iish inst, whiihe.
she went to sec her children who arr
attending an Academy there.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The sssss q Mississippi rsnols county. n
the CiFsnit uuaft q aid cvanty. No .cfso
r. v. Lester. assignee. "a o. v. Lam. A.
tsrhmens leaed he fssh sf<y Of f<hFu>f,.
1865 ssafnst NE estate u ne MI itleai11<
fss toe sam q fzo % fsfurnahle 10 We CIR
Gait euHst ~ ssid eaansy. rctirc d k<xky
giftn 70 W. lid d<Hndsnt q ". I<1< ~
unlsss hs srp<sr t<fos< 81 rcs<> II ~ -
day q che stxs term tk<rru< - - 49, =
tis court hsa=e ef sid esr11T = ~ y
r>-efs - - sft = so u 4a<z4
hsnasy n n<rh. -. - 1>11
'ian i~adznz<nt wIl = <el<<<l 1|1I11< III 1
tks estate ,ft1rk<d ~ - -
n,sf1I-u &C. HANNE@1I. CA
i~isfrlzvn . Tsvrf A. rizintl61<
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Hon. w. l.. sharkcy says; "Therc
are now in this State very little over
one half as many freedmen as there
were formerly slaves" and adds.
my expectation concerning them
IS that they are destined to extinction
beyond a doubt" 1t is daily be.
coming more manifest that enamel.
patton was a curse rather than
boon to the negroes.
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Ell m.. .Ii
Dnt,a,. bad
ift duN .tt.,.
.tufiun f.Hh3 ,Ft.T
uat a.a.. as
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IN aU l.p
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p,pnf, tDJ v
l,e ~
la,L in w.u,,,..
|fLe s.pt I. Dl,,. 4.ti.d nv
Vh,p .,p,. ,,i..t. 49,,
lowering .iotm.do,.l d.r.
.to plnnpo oar bpfL bonnib Az, .,,tl.
inc Vatora and lone, m. .t,,nI..t NJ.
"a lracrt rorty .b,rrg s.,
/. Wp are LOOKING p,o,rl ,.l
then. mi. MINI J,,l,
thrown o.ila vhco ,cntl, c,,
tending bcGgo us M viIe ,r.,, y,
thotyht. Vc ,ro MONT 4, on,o L.a,l
3 through the ho,y tvili,ti M ,,,,,
r.,tion ON those blo.saI dny. ,an,
4 by. First comos Inc imam NJ , ,l,ar
, loved molbor-now ncrrI,nao .l,,"n
boriny inc,tL fl. lai.;.. .nJ ,.tai...
: How those bollowcd occcni. ca,o,
back after tho lap.o If ycor., ~,
# hear her rs sbo tandcrly .oolbe. IN,
r. childish gricfs, with her soft. warn
i arms folded around rs, WHISPERING
of angels above the bright stars am,
the dear Savior that loved IA so
Z And then at the old sehoolbousc W.
/ are coming wonderful lessons tho
y our august prcceptor told ny woul.
# make us great men and women.
we would only perseyere. We Il
p" again those child playmates tbci
L sweet sunny faces are p%cerinp !
through the heart windows. and "
is are rowing. hand in hand. over mead
/ ows and streams. chasing the ray
!. winged butterfly. culling wild Aowc,
y and twininr them into fantastic On,
l. lands. destined for some hero brow
y, till wearied ont ot LENGTH with sher
of happiness, we long to hear the mcr
~ ~ Ginning of the school-bell, recall
!. inc Ms To- study. All why WAS
u not ordained that No might alwa,
Il live in a bl;ssG,l nrescnt3 and IN
ii nroson, ! lonc ;oypus cL;IJLooJi :
of poycr c%o1ing] sopro,yG,Ilv LacL throne
1 e",5 ' o
memorys mist, anu new graspin
o. with outstrcchcd hands 10 rcnd ii
barriers concealinp fnturity. VIII,
IL L.. - -oe.I -. A
=, eH7o haNV VIC W non w iiVH' =,
VI depths OF by-gones? a picture, lll
s. n fond lint half remembered drcol
- -. -. /,
II u Iare leWei, aiiliost lo,sot.ch' ~
he IN a caskct-tls the old story
Lovo's young MORNING. when tIo,
lis want oyy,l,;noI, cor,L T. sooroL ~
NJ went eAuitihgi{ i9rtI III scarVh VI
;, sllken cord to bind Happiness the
hi ia. nasaaa4 I.ANaaH NaNANHA. L. Il
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The Matamoras RrHrhtrD asserts
that the flibustcr, General Crawford,
has been permitted to escape from
Fort Jackson, because hc hal it in
his power to implicate high men in
the rubborie committed on the Rit
Grnndc.
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Mrs. General Tom Thumb IS at
Clihon-supcr-Bristol England. II
il said that she Is preparing for a
lltsle event that usually makes quite
a commo.ion in a family" "Little
event" i good in The present instance.
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The wife of Ex-Governor Harris,
of Tennessee, was in New Orleans on
the 18th inst, on her way to join her
husband in Mexico. Several steam
ers are advertised to leave Vcru
Cruz, and cmigrants to Mexico ar,
said to be quito numerous. We ran.
not doubt the love of the Southern
people for their country, but we dc
doubt their wisdom in leaving Il.
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Mercer and his cargo Of husband
seekers have been heard from. They
touched at Rio on the 10th Of Feb
rsnry, and then continued their voy-
age towards the matrimonial ri
Dorado.
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n.
.tE aud
.I. lt...
.f.El-
u t
..IU0
Er.. .I, IutI.i
.p immortal ru,.
Who L. 81. NraIuI| IT,
.a Ntmn.an ip aI4tatIr HI-h-
m, Id aHast 4pl t- urhar 0r
fbo Southern llllUy uiIa Var
We huyu arI.r iuf Hu rrt. Iru.h
lur rr .au.l Hui ruI.nUt FI Nh.
lnt
buiup aIl Hbu.. y.Irs ~ ,,rr,a.
and III Blood. ilis Richmond J.a.
ia,y vas an iu.liIaip GrnI uf nppn.
lion aud hatred. Stem hy .irn Il
broke down the bravo. fond br,ri ol
Sidney Johnston nrnip auJ ,y,in n
hccralcd and gnrel dhr .cp.itfye .oul
, or Bo,urr,nrl voel n0cr v,ol Il
denounced thc heroic rlorls oi J,.cnl,
: n. Johnston. and NOW. when .llr
7 Davis Il chained amid fhc ,yovc. A
! Nj. rocL ribbed nri.nn. n trirs ~ .nl
J his r|cputation and Nj, honor.
= II 4 not often that men ike Pal.
lard and Jordan con plno, oycr n,
y AGONY of such a spirit and Inc doyr,.
dntion of such a bosom os Ioc'. /.
y laid bare for the thrust Of ever,
runian's smear. OF the dogpcr Of ever,
" coward hand. It is not often tha
II a dcsol1teJ nation writhcs nndcr III,
: blows of its children and tho cruol
u tiog of IL MI olsnring. II i no
u often that thc world G,rnisbcs hnmo,
g bycnos 10 cybumc thc hodios of he
I ,ointed dead. and howl IN borrid do
y lioht aver the rcvolting Ccast
Pollard wanted cytGrmimotior IN,
+ bc was IN Now YorL civ boh-,ol
limo will Grocloy and ]toll;nc Al
CT nloesont story in IL nlc,san, ,y,v ,
r The eorr vcor:, war IIc wanted IN
i! tbonsand men ~ Goht = million j,
1t dcstb lint hc never fill IN hc.ii
- tLem and nroocrcd n .b,rc . con
at mon Gotc. like Ions war horse.
. snmrsJ ,bo La,,Io G.,n, oc,r, a.,
Oh 10 !, oboon ond bnmhn na' +. ch ,,o
lg and Henry Ward Bccc5cr's natC,
nc sermons arc cLeon. and s]inrcrit
ut ei% tPi -, ~
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+ mH if
Nf w.ffiI ifirr'hf
lifii lih' 4" ' d N
Hi'l Hniil w VIZ f..fhH W'Hn aI
f'lafH'l " lI'o'i I' 'HfI
'hi Hii
m lI q t III
T.f fa.s.. I'll.
II ..t.,,,,,a..t .t..L t.t
attt,,e,ei.. ~ II. ot ws.A'l.t
susas. Ts J.,i.g ANAL. IT, ~
wllaet to,sbts os5 tp,l. g,art
ftsy vase ts,n,t.t,, .yt.,t .t,I
Jeein ~ o,uIy ,.ieu aet r,a
eelel n ddynldo. gy npd mrlur
aaoa aroe,rteea ublab ,.ali oot
mi n eilat ibe nlw,rstop ~ ,y,a
d,r most m.,ul ot.,ry,e Tho y,.,
s..euLt,yg Whi,E m,lo a, ,,,c,r
aneo An lbo groppd "A tho tme dosig.
nated told NJ the doom inlero., ,nLef
hy oyoy one. youno and DID, In dbi,
plcnsing m.timo. Ono sollom hpp.
pens upon sicl, an array Of bcnul,
and chiyalry a. presented it.clr upoi
this occnsion. Thcy wore from every
: where alonp the line Of railroad iron
Grenada IN NIempbi.. We shall ma
ottomni IA yivo n lcngtby pccoun
ol this affair. as our limited ynoc
win NOT admit of Il. The contest
onts Gor thc prize. with hearts Glll q
homo. brought every energy of thei
ardent natures into rcquisition in en-
dcovorinc Ia attain the object of thci
affections, namely, the diamond rim
valued AT two hundred and fifty do.
lars All seemed to ooze with ey,
) Of O admiration. rs each knigl
, trovcrscd the oiycn circle. and whc
: some favored one would be so fortr
: notc ne IN tokc three rinos IN his Ion
round. sbouts would arise from h
admirers which fairly made the we
kin ring. When all had tried the
skill, it was announced that Mr.. Sc
; don. Of Horn Lake. Desoto count
wos tho victor. Cantoin Tucker.
!, Pamela county. strove collontlv e
!, tbc nrizc and honor Of GROWING II
. Queen b,t yeas unsuccessful in ott,;,
: Inc ,ho oo,, q ii. ,mh;,ior ol,horo
: bo crowocd ono of tbc maids
; honor Tho Contain i , coosnr
mn,o hor.omor and = o,Ilor, aon,I
c ,,o, onJ dosor,od ho,,o. I,oL
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4 Washington telegram says there
is great hostility to the Rcconstruc-
ton Committe Report. The NaiioaaI
T~nicHigunccr anl Washington RPrb-
lic1H, oppose IL.
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.I" ..I0, In IIhIi .iol ntil'Ir tIri
hI'1aN' nl"n Ilm nll'In0tl Clos pyI
1ii.l. ri No. DIVE W Mr
I.lIil NJ NNu rtr
" would ho II''. lli go conceive %
.lllrni'ni more a%irooiou, lll.c md
hnliri'l., 'OI.f.'n lllNla never
Nos o. member ol either House oi the
state J legislature uf tu1k nny part
m pubic allatls either State or cor
poroie tnll lNjp hc was ~ the
tnilcd state ARMY, N Tint ycar hc
resigned ana returned TO Mississippi,
and engaged ~ planting ia the re-
mote pari oi Warren county, where,
owing 70 some domestic allllction, he
lived in scclnslon, taking no part in
public Affairs for seven or eight years,
In 1871 he was chosen one of the
electors of Mississippi IN 1915 It
was proposed to bring his name
{ before the convention as the nominee
Q for Congress IN this district. lie
was known to be opposed to rcpudio-
I ton of State debts, and his nomina-
n ton objected to ON that account by Q
portion of the Dcmocraticp party and
shortly before the meeting of the
convention, an article appeared in
the Nlck-hurg Scatindi signed Cato.
said to be written by Governor
&c McNuit, calling ON him to declare
# his opinions. To this he prompt,
replied, ayowing his opinion in favor
% OF paying every just debt that Mis-
lc slssippl owed; all of which will ap.
l. pear, II reference he made to the file
lc of the Nlcksburg Sentinel aud othcI
/ papers Of that time, as well ~ {,
hundreds Of persons now living
nj II was contcndcd that there shoul,
V, be no split in the party that h
" could not be nominated, entertaining
and avowing such AN opinion or, i
3, nominated by a divided party, coul,
cs not be elected. He received Nh
II nomination and wa elected, thougI
ID opposed by Governor McNutt an,
O. the party in favor of Reputation
m lie took his scat in Congress Dcccnl
he Der, 1915, his first service in a delhi
ct crativc body.
vt Soon after the war against Mcxic
~ was declared hc was elected colon,
or of a regiment of volunteers, whc
ld he vacated his scat, took command
Ic what was known as the First Missi,
n sippi Rifles, aud FASTENED to join ii
@. army on the Rio Grandc.
bc at was Scott's strong statement
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Panola County. 10
the circuit court Of said county. No. 20s2.
u v, Davidson y. Thomas cogsdals, defen-
dant. Attachment issued the 7sd day Of De-
tober, 1893, and levied upon the estate u the
said defendant, for the sum Of 500, relurnablc
10 The circuit court Of said county. Notice IL
hereby given 70 the said defendant, Thomas
cogsdalc, That unless he appear before said
court on the first day Of the neat term thereof.
10 be holden In and for said county, At the
court house thereof 10 the town Of ~l'anola, on
the seventh Monday amer the fourth Monday 10
March, 1866, and plead tcsald action, JadgHsen,
will be entered agains, him, and the estate at
taehed will be sold. &c. HARRISON,
aptT-lt CLERK.
l.. r. Cooper for plaintiff.
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We arc requested to say that there
lrc several letters which have beer
Popped in the post Office in Pamela,
pme having stamps on them which
ave been repudiated long since.
Those issued before the war; and
with no stamps ut all. II
Just be borne in mind that letter.
I've always to be prepaid, and Thai
p, with genuine stamps.
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Many thanks 10 our friend, NJ. V.
l%olbrook, of the Southern Express,
b recent favors. Friend H., must
Dow us to congratulate him upon his
Gent promotion from Messenger to
hipping Clerk, at Memphis. Science
|ill always prevail over main strength
fd awkwardness, so his promotion
Fas induced by MERIT, and nothing
H.
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LOOK Our FOR TnEM.-A new
Founterfcit legal tender note of the
denomination Of five dollars, has
nst made it appearance, and as these
otes are more numerously circulated
ban any other, the public should
rxaminc them closely. The printing
Df the false note is rougher than the
Genuine, and the back is entirely
1iffercnt, the green ink being of q
ale shade, and thewords "of Ameri-
~ which in the genuine note arc
> the border surrounding the tablet,
the spurious are eithin the border
nd Immediately following the word'
after five years"
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The well known firm Of Petit u
kiddons, in which our young friend,
NJ. Knox, IL ono of their chief
hlesmcn, has removed to No. 500
Main street, Proyinc block, the house
brmcrly occupied by Bricc, Miller q
o., where they will bcplcascd to see
heir old customers and numerous
<icnds.
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Col. WILL.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

The State Il Mississippi raBsla county. IN
the ritult evsFtef mideouniy. No. zies VS..
Harris assignee, v. G,W. Lane. Attachment -
sued The f1th day u March, issa against Me
estate u the said defendant fr siis d, rssssz-
able 10 the Circuit euurt q ~~iacuunfy. No<iee
Is hereby given 10 the said defendant, q. W.
Lane, that unless he spIsAF hsofs aid ussrt On
the first lay IL the neat tern 'herrrf 10 h
holden in and ff aid euunty, Al The eosst Asa-s
thereof In the town II ranala on the ssssnth
Monday ansr hsfourth Nendsy in March. isse.
and plead 10 said action, Judgment will he 80.
tered against him anil The sstaie attached viii
be 4ld. &c. HARRISON, Cisfk.
Noaslsy tilaffls io' plaistih hssfsiit
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JonS S. RAMsAY.-This gentle
BAN, so thoroughly known to the but
hess mel and merchants of Nortll
lississippi, can always be found at
Be house Of Wilson, Carter Il Co..
prncr of Main and Washington
Icmphis. TO know that he is there
B quite information enough, as hi'
numerous friends and acquaintance.
5pver fail to call on him.
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Dir. j. p. DRoMcooLE & Co..
he medicines compounded by the
physicians composing this firm seem
, be increasing in favor, and will no
loubt, by their excellence, drive out
use altogether the many varieties
y distilled poison now advertised as
medicines" and which, in many
distances, do not contain the smallest
bta of the drug they recommend.
Hodges & Moore, Pamela, and S. +.
Dunlap & Co., Sardis, are the agents.
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Has resumed the practice Of medicine AZ Bates
vile, Mississippi. onicc In the back room u
Powell a Simpson storc. marie-sm-pd.
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urcttvEtv Gopn W. Wu.
p e selling goods nj very reduced
3,te.. Don't fil 10 90 and price biz
kariou. articles, ~ he mys If YOU do,
son will be- surc to purchase Of him.
|wil sell cheaper than anybody IN
Iihn mlnln rnnnlY.