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THE FEslAN TRIALS IN CANADA.
{,apyictiun ncit sentence of Rev. John hlr-
1l~hon. n Llaa!nlu In lhc Eenian Eapedt'
:isu-+rrint OF Luusdrn Postponed I'LL No-

ox ainuf-nrc of Rev. John MR.
"a. 49,, . .,,nIn In It,r rruion E1peat.
.t""un' .Ea '1 '. - H. ,n.,na ri M.
s'eh ~ ANA"'
Nen:oef ~. ,,u.,,,
Especial Despatch TO Inc en'caco ft'ahe.!
TORONTO, {. ~, october -.
Tie ccur. 1nct main today, Mr.. Justice Wilson
49,.
Ffs IL. l.. H.,
lick. lie prptesscs 10 be clergyman in the
E,;scopnl t'turrh- T. apnarrpt,y abuut forty yea:,
n.,a w.. 1.x..t n , 10, ;r,1 aui, nj h,arl
"taSe' at'" Wa 49, - " ~ ~ ~
With "httc hcek'4c-
sal1on. j. H. Cameron tsucens Counsel ana u; =
la: 9:Eon represented tlc Crown. NeAhetl NC
cuzie- tneei'5 Counsel, appeared for :he Ahies.
;ran Government, and II. I. CrIueeun dctcndtI
| ,hc II. j. ofcr.
| CstuuscI .ur the psitunsr asked for postpone.
.nct Ut tic l!ia, 'Nn 1nateE1af Witnesses 1or te
dcft1ce-!scy, Dr. Fnl!.r. q! S:sac"se- Ns" ora,
and Bishop Coz or Eui:a!o-Ec:c unable to be
prcstnt :otl-v. Ahe! sunic discussion the TIA!
| u1s 3,us:poEcd 1iltil Saturday, Ac th.L Of Au-
ycmlts.
| .,untl McAiullor, Roman Catholic priest, was
.ut3l hruuglt in AL fuok his ptacs IN til. dock.
liz. was well si:csset IN clerical sHlt III biack
| and wore white stock, sinsilae 10 hat used by
The Roman t'atnnltI priesthood. tals naFaft'
| hct!' s"nsH. NJ iiasasos oa hsha!i =. ine CeoMn,
n!nac fo1. address. he eald toat tue tno1etahent
! nrdet which thu prisoner was arEalgned contained
three counts. tic tisst charging ht'a win "
jnr m American ciiixeu, aud having, az such.
Vii, divers otiwr rcrsons, inva,lrl CSl.ala WITH
intent 10 levy war; lhe second cuant chsr.el him
| with havn. entered the Ptovincc aud continued
| xr:yb the tJ1fFd chlfFe5 ht uTfS
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EUYNTDN l. SMITH.
STANTON i CO..
Wholesale Groccrs, and others.
Retail dealers can snpp7 themselves from any Of ht
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40, ,,,,,,,, 80 yr-.,,-, yt.y.t.,.. ~
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f maEing ,Inder nrnriono+imr t,tiru PoaII,iioh
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HmpurtGnt Invention for Seasoning Lumber
It will Lumber at average cost Of 81 per 1869 feet
1t will lumber thoroughly, and check It esa
than any other process.
1t safer does the work quicker cheaper, and better
any other process,
The expense Kiln aud Right is within the reach Oh
every
1t costs dry out the water in Lumber than to bnu
twenty miles.
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER,
The Lumber comes the ready be worked i'm
medately.
The cost of changing common Dry Air Kiln into Steam
Kiln, of erecting Kiln and the price Of Right,
often saved in year by this process
Eoneed OF keeping large stocks of lumber hand costs
less to dry by this process than the interest price whc
drying in the air.
Carpenters Ccopets Cabinet, Carriage Sash Door and
Blind Manu- cturers Owners Of Planning Machines Saw Malls,
wish dry lumber should be in possession Of the
Right To this invention,
common Hot Air Kiln be changed into Steam Kiln
for small expense.
process IS now in use the shops Of the Pennsy
vBna Central New York Central, Atlantic and Great West
eu; Chicago and North NsstGrni Chicago, Alton ana IT.
Louis: Illinois Centra Chicago Burlington and Quincy
GincinnR and other Raj road Companies Also BY many Of
the mRnuacturer Cars, Oarrages sash Doors and Blinds
Agricultural Inplemens ety. throughout the United Staie5
TOBACCO Wool, PAPER, BRICK, SALT, ana othef
substances are dried by this proCess
Of the Dryer allowed before paying for the Right
paying for the drawings and specifications.
For further Information, address
u
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

DR.. y; \. MERCER VS. FOURTH DISTRICT CoUHT OF
SHEPHERD BROWN and
VIM. X. CRANE, Tesla
tamentary Exeucor. NEW ORLRANs-No 1929.
u \ VIRTUE OFa writ of seizure and sale.
- drectedby the Honorable the Fourth DsrG Court Of New
Orleans in the above entitled cause to Cha Benyenuc late
sheriff and by said sheriff transferred, Will proceed
70 sell at public auction, the Merchants and Auctoneers
Exchange Royal street, be Canal ami GHstpmhouse
streets n the Second District Of this city TUEsDAY the
1tA day OF August 1866 at IL O'Clock the following de-
scTlhed property, viz
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated on
the 6atture Of the suburb Del0rd. in the First Dis
ict Of this city measuring in French lS9 feet
front on the River Mississippi, the front Front
street and extending from said Front street to tire water
edge bounded above by the prO0ngson the lower line of
Euo date suzette street and below by the trout
OF the lot OF ground formerly belonging Urban Ga enne
together with the right to All and bRtture formed
be formed by the Mississippi river the rights ways grv
eges etc hereunt0 belonging in any wise appertan ing
Acquired by the late Joseph Johnston and Shepherd BrO
jointly from Mrs Sarah Ann Witters of " Kennel
by act passed before Cuveer, late notary public in thu
city, the 9Th May, 1883
Plan Of the above described property will be exhibition
at the Exchange days previous to hat Of sale
Seized in the above suit
RB~TEgMs-Cash on the spot in U S. Treasury notes
HARRY 7. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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opthy advertisements inserted every other day to De
es.arred two thirds the above rates.
Ft snd Fourth page monthly advertisements each square
81 D per mouth.
Tanaient advertisements having the of the paper first
ms on 81 59per squsrei each subsequent Insertion cents
or square
srt and Fourth page transient advertisements each in
Il don 81 30 per square.
advertisements inserted at intervals to be charged as new
each insertion.
such discount from named transient rates as may Dc
aTe, upon; rouia that shall such discount ex.
ceed Is per cent.
An business notices advertisements tobs charged eent5
net be line each insertion.
All aSnsent advertisements must be paid for in advance
Anb MS regular advertisers shall be rendered monthly
sol re is the space occupied BY ten M es solid agate
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GnscnHAII, o., Augs 2.-1At Metropolitan CON
yenuon Of The Third Congressional District, COM
posed Of Warren, Prebie, Butler and Montgomery
counties, General Robert O. Schehck was unani-
monsly nominated for reelection to Congress.
The Democratic convention will be held en- the
18th Of this month. Durbih Ward il strongly
spoken Of for denomination
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER,

sUPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM . TO DAYS.
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n aE WEEKLY CRESCENT
x pub shea every Saturday morning. Subscription s.
er annu e. ayancs; hyeary and quarterly rates.
single col lies, 10 cents
mates OF AdyertlainRs
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TIE ASSASSINATION PLOT,
of Mr.. jefferson Davis


sUBoRNATIoN or FBRJURY.
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Manufacturers of Barrels Ellenburg Center New York
We have in use two Of Bukleys Patent Dryers They are
perfectly satisfactory We the Of the Dryers
interest alone each year one Of them.
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rec Ehe had long iansuished on the
occupation having terminated with Lees surren.
DER began 70 look about him for something to be
TO do, or To suffer. Thinking himself sufHeiently
reconstructed, be applied fof work al one Of The
departments, presided over by federal ofRcer.
Have you been in the rebel seryieeni he VAS
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The committee previously appointed to select
delegates for the ST ate at large then presented the
following names / Ion. 0. =. Browning Adams
county Gen. .dohn a a. MeG u sangamon
w. r. Morrison, Mon roe county; Hon. A. j. Kuy-
kendall, Johnson G. 1unty; Q, u. Higbee, Pike
county 4 D. X. Green, Marion county; Col. Z. IL.
county: A. g. Burr, Scott county; W. Fitsbear,
Yermlllion county s. s, Marshall Hamilton
an7ntVl
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Tests Mgds a! the shops or the PennsylyanIa

TIE pS9ccal operation OF BulkOy's Lumber Dryer has
be satisfactory, forth by the certificates of
La d and Mr. Levan Superuteudens of Motive Power
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z How dc V0a know tbatFN ~
Well, couldn't kill any Of them
e Why was thatgli
Because they were all in the rear abeculatne
bat guess stayed about a thousand Dutch and
IFish.H N s taa
We did not learn whether the eandor of this
areb scared him place or not, but it Ger,
Z fainiy was deserving of some recognition
r a es ss Norfolk yfreizian.
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From j. HI. err,
Piano Maker, Philadelphia.

Test by Bulkey's Lumber Dryer One piece Of
Pine board l21s inches wide ~ inches thick, weight n
and Eauged out IL SIG lost In weight This
lumber dried In the yard three years and
air kiln by recommend this process all manufacturers
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Aseorfespondent ofthe Richmond Enquirer has
the following notice d The reception OfGen Lee
at Roekbridge AInm springs.
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From w. H. Langley,
Mannfantnrern Of RArrela aallinnlIs Ohm

ManufactuTerb OF BafTeR UaIIp0l9, Ohio.
Dry Kiln built under the direction your Agent for
easOnug slaves has In constant and believe ID
performs its work fully veil you claim for it, would
lbOu those partly seasoned
ng in few days, at small expense, have them well
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-10-13
CITATION NOTICE

OIL. anHuf N. uH rtaaItmuntt fl
HHHh nuu.f Ht luMu Aunt Humrt
d.HHmru ~ rhoma luImu daputI tm
He h.rht cited lu srrHf I.nu h. Probate
rut 0f Hi county Of ihr rmfl hone. ibrrul
uu ihr itH Monday In November nOri ihrn aOl
thrtr in absvrf the petition ~ 8 q srvbu.
guardian Of Niflhh and Nui n1IhButu and
show rausc why he prayer ~ thr petition
pfa1 nr ot Che ulr Of The uInvur lands of
ilir l,DHti VIZ 100 Z u' rHtIun q town
hip lr unRr in runn county luls 2
D g. p @ Z aud of icluou 2s township 20
cong, q in rnh1mt county southeast quarter
u sryt.uu "a east hlll NJ section lI. north
biIi III northeast quarter VI section %. aud
southwest quarter of section 2G. al In town.
hp q range g. In rhnoli rouulyI and souih,
etsl quarter Of section ~ township range o.
70 npSoio county. all IN ihc State u Mississippi
.huul not he granted
I y, order Of Court, Issued s pi %, 1866.
I utG.dt W. + Wu1rINN. CLERK
/ Ward h Cnoror solicitor for
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First Prize, one fine gold watch,
worth $500.
Second Prize, one fine gold chain,
worth $50.
Third Prize, one fine gold pen
and pencil, with case, worth $50.
fitting for the above Prizes to
commence at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing-li-ts open to the world.
At 3 o'clock in the evening the
contestants will commence the con-
test for the Crown and Wreathcs.
The three successful Knights to crown
Queen of Love and Beauty and
Maids Of Honor. The crowning to
take place at the Coronation Ball in
the Masonic Hall the same evening.
CHIEF MARsnAIs-Mainr NJ. S.
Ward.
ORATOR OF THE DAY-AIajor l..
p. Cooper.
HERALD-T. I. Caldwell.
SECRETARY AND TREASURER
John NJ. Wright.
ASSISTANT MARsHAIs-Robt. II.
TAYLOR, Lon Jcfiress, John C.. Har-
rison, John NJ. Hogshead, John NJ.
Shuford. Green X. Watkins, Bobert
b. Jones and b. X. Perry.
JupGEs-Gen. T.. c. Walthall.
Col. John c. Fiser, Hon. II. Mosely.
Hon. A. I. Ellis, Col. c. Miller, DR..
A. r. McWilliams, d. II. Simpson,
J. y. Mcleod.
The Judges are requested to act as
Managers at the Coronation Ball.
COMMITTEE oE ADVANCEMENT
Major NJ. $. Ward. ]. W. Markham.
Major l. 7. Cooper, Alex. Burkhal-
Ter, W. II. Dickens. W. +. Stone. DIR.
NJ. n. Phillips, A. p. Canslcr, W.
+. Woottsn.
There will I've Basket Dinner on
tie gF1ands. Those wishing to en-
ter - Knights will repnrt to the
Treasurer at Batesville. Entrs nee
Fee for she FIRST three prizes. sl0.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Panola county. To
Mary J. Waters, di.tributcr II the estate nI
X. l.. Is. Waters deceased You are hereby
cited 10 appear beiprr the Probate Court or aid
county At the court house thereof. on the lih
Monday In November next. then and thc.r to
answer The petition II pafmela Ann lsisj
et A.. aud show cause Nhy the prayer n the
petition, praying for sale Of the following land.
Of deceased, viz northeast quarter Of riinn
u township 10 range & In said county. should
not he granted. By order OF Court l.surd
october 9, 1855. " Z WuOTTEN. Ct.tk.
Ward 4 Cooper solicitors fur petr. ortia.l'
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, panola county In
the Circuit Court OF said county No. 1921
=. Moore, use, Sc Va Aeader 4 Co. Attach
ment issued the 3Oth day Of April, 1866, against
the estate Of tie said defendants, for the sum
Of $500, reurnable,to the Circuit Court Of said
county Notice Is hereby given TO A. B. Meader
and Joseph Meader, partners in trade, under
the firm name ol "Meader 4 Co." that unless
they appear before said Court, on the first day
OF the next term thereof to be holden in and
for said county, at the court house thereof in
the town OF Panoa on the 7th Monday after
the 4th Monday in September, 1866 and plead
to said action, judgment will be entered against
them, and the estate attached will be sold.
j. c. HARRISON, Clerk.
Ward Cooper, att " for plaintiff. octl3-it
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
the Circuit court ui said county. No 2433.
Joel 4. Wall ~ VIM. Edwards. Attachment
issued the 2nd day of October 1866, against the
estate Of said defendant for the sum Of ", 7UG 3O
reiurnablc Ia the Circuit court Of said county.
Notice is hereby given TO the said defendant.
VIM Edwards, that unless he appear before said
court on the first day oi the next term thereof.
10 be held ut the court house of said county. in
the town Of panola. on the 1th Monday ailer
the lth Monday 10 September, lsGG and plead
TO said action, Judgment will be entered against
him. and the estate attached will be sold.
J. e. HARRISON, Clerk.
October ., 1866. octI3-4t
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.

The State ni Mississippi. Tunica county Pm.
bate C1urt. September term, A. d. 1865 The
undersigned administrator OF the .air ur
William Love, deceased. ~ the Sc Hrmhsr
term. 1850. Of the Probate Court Of sad ouniy.
reported the estate of his intestate ins firirni
TO Iay the debts due thcrrfrum. and tha Cnuit
therrnpan dscrrsd the same ins1lvtnt. aud the
creditors oi said estate we're required 10 Gle
With me. iot examination and allowan e.. IN or
before ihe second Monday In Novsmh y. lsgG.
The evidences of their claims res rc'i,tly
duly prohaied Ry orlef of Court lssufd
September 10 1855. I'M PHILLIPS Cisrk.
". e. NAxwrtt aimt. osti8-lt.
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Tournament NJ PanOla,

# viii he seen By reference to the
programme that the Tournament at
at thi. place bo' been postponed until
Tuesday. November q. The COM
miticc Of arrangements are making
preparations on a large scale, aud We
have NO doubt that everything will
be in complete order on The day
nnmnd.
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LAND FOR SALE.

offer for sale a valuable and dssira iis tract
Of land, West thrse-fourths of northe vt quar-.
ter Of section IL township 10 range : ve.,
knovn as the AcGill Place. Said place cum
tains lao acres. more or les. is a beautiful
situation. 80 acres cleared, IN a high state IT
cultivation, double lug cabins. Kitchen smoke.
hvise. negro cabins, aud alI nsce.safy uut-housss
aud well VI splendid water. The j. also
hne yOang apple and peach OfJh I'd on the
place. !, is siinaisd one mile west el the ,ovn
of Eureka, aud has the advantage Of gsod
school ShHrrh. and fns sgcie,y. P.f-,ns wish.
ing The most desirable place in the county will
do well 10 call sun on the undersigned ., the
Small place, milss south Of panol
Ucti3-4t ". ". MILLER.
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ADMINISTRATORS NorlCE.

Letters Of administrator ., tsa. noa uith
the will anns1td. having been granted 10 the
undersigned on the estate oi ~ prrsciiia
Martin, deceased At the july term lses. Il the
Probate Court II Pamela count notice is
hereby given 70 I'll persons inie ted 10 siid
estate 10 eurss forward sri settle or hsrins
claims against ssid estate, 10 come iatu trd and
prove them within the time prescribed b. lss.
Or tAsy viii he forever barred.
Nm. PHILIPS
uetllsi Adminstrasss
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A rrnd Tournament giIl come
N ~ Eureka nu luUulnY nest The
10Th inal from The etiensiye rr.
engagements which have been INSIDE
~ accommodate largo crowd. and
FROM iho well known entefprlso u
tbc drioo. orthatpIacc and vicinity,
We anticipate much pleasure on that
pat4rt,tu
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Under aud by virtue Of deed Of trust. eIe-
cuied BY J.. y. Wright on the 2ith day Of
January, 1850. TO secure The payment Of Debts
to sundry persons therein named, and recorded
in the Probate Clerk Office, ia Panola county
and State Of Mississippi, on the 2sth day Of
January, $50 in deed book ", pages Gi5 aud
Gi6, will, as trustee in said deed of trust. At
the court house door, IN the town of Panola.
on Monday the 18th day Of November, 1855
between the huur of eleven O'Clock =. n. and
fur clock ?. n, expose To public sale Tor ,sh
The northwest quarter Of section - township
nine mnge west, In Pamela county. anl !
will convey such title ns !. invested in me IS
said deed of trust J. g. BAKER. Trustee.
Orlohef o l.hH nriII.ai
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FURNITuRE.-Am Ames, Woodbury.
& Jones, 392 Main street, Memphis,
keep constantly on hand every style
and variety Of furniture and house
keeping goods, which they will sell
at prices that cannot fail to suit pur-
chasers. Give them call.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. We are
unable this week to make special
mention of the various new adver-
tiscments which appear in our paper
to-day. We shall cndeavor to do so
next week.
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wsws emtsIIei. INN ft n
circumstance ihn wesk a. l.sas q
tfIf hsH fbe iedI.ps.tlan " naf
office ~ sbfh We spike hs' ts.k
tu rendered ilts nawmH Vs.
ifas however. ~ r. sble ~ mih =
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ELECTioN.-Returns from all the
counties in this Judicial District place
the election Of A. NJ. Clayton and
G.. +. Harris beyond doubt.
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CorroS quotations in Memphis on
Married.

On the 18th ult., by Rev. II. NJ.
Morrison, at the residence of the
bride, Mr.. VIM. $. Mills and Mrs.
Maria Middleton.