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cHANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Panola county. In
the chancety court Of said county. AZ rules
before the CLERK Of said court, at bis office in
the town Of Pamela, on the third Monday (20th
cay Of August, 1866. No i3l. George W.
Dyer, administrator, ys James W. Stsmmirc, ct
a. Upon affidavit filed In this cause, Il APP
pearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court that
Mary q. Keith, Anna Keith and Nathaniel d.
Keith, defendants In this cause, are non-resi-
dents of this State, aud reside beyond the limits
thereof so that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them. II Ia therefore
ordered that they do enter their appearance
herein, on or before the hnt day Of the next
term Of said court TO be holden at the court
house Of said county In the town Of Panola, on
the seventh Monday after the fourth Monday In
September, 1866, and plead, answer or demur
TO complainant's bill, or the allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed rs 10 them. II Is
further ordered that a copy Of this order be
published In the Weekly Pamela SrAR, a news
paper published In the town Of Pamela in said
county, for four weeks successfully.
JC HARRISON, Clerk.
Harrison 4 Taylor for complnt aug25-4t
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aiatie IN this rlunify beyond ulm
iifloh ~ 4 fneaHmFv fFflan aua
ifits II lhelf Mlsmtas ~ Fnih \ ~
Hfly The uTofi NJ lif Cotton
supply Association, fr~sh'ad n
Manehstsr fnFlnnd, N the lah n
last month. exhibits ome interesting
facts IN relation 10 lhis mailef ~
iag 10 The failure ~ receive ihe usual
supply n eaion ifom ite United
states, ansf ihe var. Efforts sofa
'nade IT. mise ation elsewhere, mud
II anseef u many applications ffmn
different dirediafr, American seed
var furnished 20 many placcs two
hundred and thirty ions Icing seni 10
the Ottoman kmpifr alone. The
quality and quantity Of cotion grown
III Turkey induced the supposiiIon
cha, the supply would be very yalo.
able. The cfForts Of the committee
In India made them believe that they
would not be disappointed. Accounts
received from Italy and brazil were
favorable, and large numbers Of gins
and plows had been sent there "a bot
Ter prepare the cotton for market.
II was stated by the chairman that,
owing TO the use Of better nipple
ments and the Introduction Of larger
capital, their prospects in India were
better now than at any previous time.
lie considered that the renewal Of
co,ton planting in America was an
important item in estimating the
supply, but The duties imposed in he
United States leh an opening for sue
cessfd competition from The resi- Of he
rorid. This statement was made
before the additional tax of one cent
per pound was known to the society.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The siais u Nj inippi Pamela county n
HE Circuit court " Haid county M 1868
' " tpahaw Surviving partner ele, ~ & y
Lloyd Attachment issued the 18Th day d
November 1860, against The estate n HE 'at
defendant FOR the sum n sl2t,0O, fetHfnahle I,
The Circuit court of aald county Notice u
hereby given 10 the said defendant, q u Lloyd
that unless be- appear before gaid court 90 thl
FIRST day Of The neHt term ~ said court 10 b
holden In and iof said county, NJ the court
house thereof In the town Of Pamela on ih'
seventh Monday after the fourth Monday II
September. 1866, and plead 10 said action
Judgment will be entered against him, and III,
estate attached will be sold.
&c HARRISON, CLERK.
W q Watson for PIN ang25-4t
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela countys In
the Chanccry court of said county. Al rules
before the Clerk of said court at his oflee in
the town Of Pamela on this the third Monday
(2Oth day Of August, 1866. No III. George
W Dyer, administrator Of John II. Keith, de-
ceased, v n. p, Smelling, ct al. Upon affidavit
filed in this cause, Il appearing TO the s%atisfac-
ton Of the court that r. ?. Smelling, N o.
Keith, Anna Keith and n. D. Keith, defendants
in this cause, are non-residents Of this State,
and reside beyond the limits thereof, 50 that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon them. IL Is therefore ordered that they
do enter their appearance herein on or before
the first day Of the next term Of said court, to
he holden at the courthouse Of said county In
the town Of Pamela, on the seventh Monday
after the fourth Monday In September, 1866,
and plead, answer or demur 10 the complainant,
bill, or the allegations thereof will be taken fol
confessed as to them. II is further ordered
that a copy Of this order be published In III,
Weekly Pamela STAR, a newspaper published
In the Town Of Pamela in said county, for fou'
weeks successfully.
J O. HARRISON, Clerk.
Harrison 4 Taylor for complnt aug2s-4t
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fmpofyf NJ Nesien lp Issuoi n DE-
ua W egant ~ lho port n Miia
mons and mhn Mesimn ports, which
nfe IN The occupation and possession
N another N The mid belligefenia,
namoly The United siaios ~ Nexi
~, which decree V In The hllosing
worlsi
"1he port ~ Matamoms, and MI
ihtao NJ ihe northern frontier which
have Withdrawn from the obylience
n iho Government hfc closed 10 for.
dgn and coasiing traffic during such
time ~ the empire oi the law shall
not bo therein fcinHiated.
ARTICLE 2. Merchandise proceed
Ing from said ports, on arriving At
any other where the excise Of the
empire y collected, shall pay the
duties on importation, introduction
aud consumption, and on satisfactory
proof Of contraycntion shall be ire.
misyibly ~conflscatcd.
"Our Minister Of the Treasury /,
charged with the punctual execution
of this decree.
"Given at Mexico, this 9th day o
July, 1866"
Whereas, the decree thus recitct
by declaring a belligercnt blockade
unsupported by competent militar,
or naval force IL in violation of III,
neutral rights Of the United State,
as defined by the law of nations, Al
well M of the treaties existing be.
tween the United States OF Americl
and the aforesaid United States o
Mexico.
Now, therefore, /, Andrew John.
son, President of the United States
do hereby proclaim and declare tina
the aforesaid decree is held, and vii
be held, by the United States to b,
absolutely null and void, as agains
the Government and citizens of tn,
United States.
That any attempt which shall b,
made to enforce the same against th'
Government or the citizens of tn,
United States will be disallowed.
' In witness whereof, | have here
unto set my hand and caused the sea
, of the United States to be affixed.
= Done ut the city of Washington
the 18th day of August, in the yea.
of our Lord, 1866, and of the indie
pendcnce of the United States o
America the ninety-frst.
/, [Signed ANDREW JOHNSON.
5 WM. III. SEWARD, Sec'y of State
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GENERAL HOOP. - Rev. o. Z.
Fitzgerald, editor of the San Fran
cisco Spectator, writing to his paper
from New Orleans, furnishes the fol-
lowing description of Gen. Hood
| have had an interview with Gen.
Hood, late of the Confederate army
of Tennessee. He moves around on
crutches. He is handsome to mag
%nifcence. Tall, well-formed, with a
face indicating equally strength and
gentleness, with a deep, pensive blue
eye hat looks into yours searchingly
but kindly, with flowing auburn
whiskers that set off his natural face.
lie is a christian. Speaking OF the
failure of the Confederate army, and
the cause of that failure, he said
at was the will of God that we should
not succeed. We seemed TO be with
in reach of success two or three times
but just missed il. Ii was the will
of God. The beneficial results oil
the suffering and sacrifices of the
struggle may yet be attained in a diff.
crcnt form.' OF himself Gen. HOOD
spoke little, and modcstly. His ey,
kindlcd once when | spoke of "Hood',
Texans"
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A correspondent Of the philadel-
phia Inquirer writes a long letter to
show why the Atlantic cable is likely
to prove a failure. lie says. | give,
as the reason of apprchendcd failure,
the fact that so long a line could not
be worked without relays of batter
les. The thing Is not done on terra
frma, and !, is absurd TO suppose
that the operation could be performed
for such a distance under water.
Now, when ! tell youihat the longest
stretch of wire worked over land,
without RELAYS, Is les than five hun
drcd miles, the dullest of your
readers will see at a glance how
manifcs,ly ridiculous Il Is TO talk OF
keeping up tic current OF a wire
nineteen hundred miles long under
water
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
the Circuit cour, Of aid county. Nos 1898 aud
1894 u 7 Pollard " X. J. Lloyd. Attach
men!s issued the sih day Of July, 1884, and the
ith day II August, 1854, against the estate oI
the said defendant for the sum Of Seas 70. re-
turnahle TO the Circuit court Of said county.
Notice i hereby given 10 the said defendant,
r. J Lloyd. tina, unless he appear before said
court on the first day Of the next term thereof
10 he holden In and for said county, at the
couri-housc thcr,of in the town Of Pamela on
the seventh Nonda, aher the fourth Monday IN
September, ise6, and plead TO said action, jade.
meni will he entered against him, and The Is.
laic attached will be sold.
ic HARRISON, Clerk.
Harrison 4 Taylor for prH sae7s-4,
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trof The rAaola Sf.A,
Communicated.
BENZ. q. HuNruRE

MEssRs EpIroRs ;-ou Sunday,
the 9th inst, there was an old gen
tleman arrived at Mr.. c. Russcll's,
Giving four miles Northeast OF
Springport), in very feeble health,
grew worse until Tuesday last and
died. He talked but very little.
About all that could be learned from
him, was that his name was James
Lyles, had been living in Texas, had
lost two sons in the Western army,
and had a son nj the outbreak
Of the war, living ten miles from
Rocky Ford, on the Pontotoc road
10 which place he was travelling
His effects, consisting Of a horse and
rigging, some few articles Of clothing
are At Mr.. Russell's, which his friend,
can get by paying funeral expenses
Fortunately, be got tothc right place
lie had every necessary attention
from physicians, nursing, and descent.
" buried In Mr.. Russcll's family
grave gard. BY giving the above an
Insertion, no doubt you will confer a
listing fsvor upon his friends. Ills
son livine mar Rocky Ford, Is named
u.as.oa l5ie. Respectfully,
n. N. PrrKIS.
Oxfsrd Eairon please COPY.
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DIERTISEN NTS,
st. Agnes Academy,

The Fall Term and o1d Session Of the 1t.
Agnes Academy crsns on
MONDAY, THE u or SEPTEMBER
The Institution stand. In lhs center d EATEN.
sive aai highly improved groundS in par,
tasiehilly laid out and set with urv plants and
shruatcry The convenience Of acc stoasm
phis ron ~ parts u The west snd south. and
he acknuv LEGGED hcslihfulnss Of he sity re-
coma,nd J. ~ point highly nsoral.e for the
location If literary Institution TIE ceafss Of
studies comprise all TIE hyauehcs naful and
ornamental hat At USUALLY taught The aca.
dcm.c year consists Of tso sessions Of Ave
months each The hrt commencing on The as.s
Monday IN September. the sseond on the Ant
Meaday In February. fsrsn,s aud guardian.
sfe permitted 10 risii lleir daughters aud sarsis
enls on Thursdays Parents and eshsrs wish.
ing to place chlldfcn "A toe institution vii b.
received % any dAy. No visitors admitted %
suuaaya Letters 70 b. addrsscd 10 The Meth
or Superior Of 81 Agnes Academy. For farth-
~ rsF'icriz+. ses esisl~-ue. aur1sM
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ATf6cnuEyT Sortct.

Die Hi1is N Y ainitbl Panels falay ~
ihs circuit tfHH NJ m4A tHitiy illi
ffHfgf " nytf Him alHfaiDf II IfHn n
hfIfA ffi # II kslfh deceased vi FffhsHf n
Niff aim ftaty n jamsfN Hilef A..
fHHi AHsfhmshi aHfd iBe sfh iig IF Hsy
iflH. aallHii fHf estate N Ne will defendant
Vatlafltl Niiief administrator N ~ tilais "A
lance Hliff deceased ~ ne fHm n
llNa nn feiafnatls ~ ihe Uffuii teafi n enid
f1nhiY Nmiff IL hereby fifsh n be Hld A..
hnfshi that unless be apfeaf hthft aid tsufl
~ fhs hfH day n Ne htti term thereof 70 Ia
holden NJ The e4Hfi hsass n aid %e8IlHlf. In lhs
i0wh N Pamela, on ihe seventh Monday ahfi
no hhfh Monday In September tseo, and
pifsd ~ aid action judgment will - entered
against him, ADD ne estate attached will ~
olt I q HARRiyua. CLERK
Ward 4 caopef faf prH auR7stt
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The state Of Mississippi Panels county. IN
the Circuit eour, Of said county. No 1879
". X Wiheutn " Slocum Carr. Attachment
issued the sd day Of April, lssi, against thu
estate of said defendant or he sun q tioe. %
rrturnahle 10 the Circuit ecurs u -aia counts
Notice !. hereby given 10 the said defendant
sloeum Car. that zaie= he appear hsfsfe - 1
court on the hrt DAY Of the nexf terra theresi
10 he holden IN and for ssid county. a. th'
court. house thereof In the town q Pamela OF
the sstsnsh nondzs sn>r The kraF,h eand>s -
September, lsss and plead N saia anl,oal
iaaNnsnt wiH BE- entered against hin. and m
estate attached wills h ssid.
~ HARRls0s. Clerk
" 9. Ward ar RE- sesftt
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
the Circuit Court Of said county. No 1883,
Jonathan Orr vs. William Edwards Attach.
ment issued the 4th day Of May, 1896, against
the estate Of the said defendant William I'd.
wards for the sun Of sbl0,52, returnahle ic
The Circuit court Of said county. Notice Il
hereby given TO the said defendant that unless
he appears before said court on the int day o
the next term thereof to be holden at the
courthouse Of said county In the town Of
Pamela, on the seventh Monday after the fourth
Monday In September, 1866, aud plead 10 aid
action, judgment will be entered against him
and the estate attached will be sold.
&c HARRISON. CLERK.
Harrison 4 Taylor for pin auga5-4t
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

To the h~eir-a,law Of Sarah Vaughan, dc.
ceased, and Of Sterling 7. Vaughan, deceased
You and each Of you are hereby ci,cdto be aud
appear in and before the Chancery court Of
Panola county, State Of Mississippi, to be held
al the courthouse Of said county, In the town
Of Pamela on the seventh Monday afcr The
fourth Monday in September, 1860, then and
their to show cause II any they can, why the
report Of the commissioner appointed hy said
court, to divide the real estate belonging TO said
Sarah and Sterling =. Vaughan, deceased
should no, be confirmed and a decree rendered
accordingly. by order Of court
&c HARRISON, Clerk.
VI ; Ward. Solicitor. aug25-4t
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A letter from Dalton, Georgia, il
a Northern paper, says that one com.
pany there took out $4,000 worth
of gold from the mines in one day
and that capitalists of New York
and Boston are about to ship extern
sivc mining machinery to that place,
for the purpose Of working the mines.
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sHERIFFs SALE

~ virtue Of . writ Of rs~afss rrps.., |,
me directed, ffom The Circuit court of rassi'
eoaasy, Mississippi, IN fssvr Of John Y. wrirh
against Jchn r. oodwin. viii on Nsndar. n,
srd dsy Of September, lsss. u the epurt-h,,.,
dorr q aid ccanty, IN The town Of ranals NJ
tween he hcnss rresrrih~d ~ isv psoes7s 4
~ sos c..h 70 the highest bidder. he I'm. -
Described real estate. ss-witt Lea ess n -
D. in The tsrn q nasesrills. IN aid so,.,s !
sstisfy aid writ. V
Auxa-t Z. sss ". rfovn
aasish 81.
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CoMINu ELECTIoNs.-Both sides
are boasting. Senator Cowan, of
Pennsylvania, predicts the defeat of
the radicals at the October election
in that State, by a great majority. On
the contrary, says the New York
Herald, leading radical orators and
journals profess TO be very sanguinc
of carrying the coming fall elections
by something lile the Union war
majorities OF 1864. Thus the Chi
cago Tribune prophcsieS that they
will carry Ohio by forty thousand,
Indiana by thirty-hve thousan6, Illi-
nois by forty-fvc thousand, and NIL
the Western States cast Of the Rocky
Mountains, by an aggregate majority
Of over two hundred thousand. But
these radical prophets are counting
their chickens before they are Matched.
The elements Of a great political rev.
o%lution are at work"
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Guardian's sale or vsIusbIs
Lands.

pursuant TO . decree Of the Prcos.
.our' o. Pamela county, State Of Ni~isirf.
male ~ the July term, A. D. Issa therscf us
anssssasnsd, guardian Of Walter r. Niddlsse
m, Aary '. Middleton, minor heirs q 1hann
~, s'aa'e'on, decreased, win, On Noaday, -
"a aay q August next on the premIss :
~ asesdsrt nine miles southeast q PaneaA
~, = pao',e auction to The highest hiddsr, =
ss ne eours prescribed By law. III The ~
ss and. situate, lying. and being In -
49, sna known AZ he soush half q seesios
- J-e'ght Ai%a The southwest quarts
r..e,. .'sa ., all N township nine, rangrari
49,. ua ooansy. They vim he soid n qusfEf
.sss fhsre are some imuuvsmens go
80 taa,'sf and The Land & Il 6ne qualify
zer,bsa ~ ~ ne sld saAssss 10 lie Asa -
ana ms one-'hird cash and ne balance ID GO
a 4. le-fS viih inter- 4 ffun dsy q -
r,r.~ At per snnsaA Nosrs With ~
secirisJ yin h> required Or dsfrsi
tons ]. MIDDLETON,
cu4ffita
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Extra Session Of the Legislature,

We briefly announced IN our telc-
graphic columns, last week, that Gov.
Humphreys had called an extra
session of the Legislature. The
necessity for this call has long been
felt, and We take pleasure in COM
mending the action of the Governor
in this instance, wherein he has shown
his sympathy with aud knowledge Of
the requirements Of the people. The
appropriations needed for the repairs
Of the Capitol, the insecure and over
crowded State Of the penitwtiary
and the condition in which The law
appropriating money for the support
Of the widows and orphans Of our
lamcnted dead, who fell in the late
struggle, remain, oil cry aloud
for action, aud il is incumbent upon
the Legislature TO attend to these
measures. Especially is II their duty
to sec that the approaching winter
shall not be one Of terror TO thos,
loved ones of our gallant dead, who
offered up their lives in the sacred
cause for which we all fought. Tn,
judicious measures Of the last session
give assurance that wise counsel,
will prevail in the one approaching
The following is the
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CITATION NOTICE.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentary having been gnaki
to me upon the estate Of John B. BakA,
late Of Pamela county, deceased, BY the Pnbss
Court Of said county, at the November term, lns
thereof now all persons holding claims agihE
said estate are hereby notified to cone fcrvss
and have them duly Probatsd and regissrd
according to law, or they will be barred By y
statute In such cases made and provided.
JAMES L. FLETCHER
apl2i-et Ezecuisf.
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oF-
MISSISSIPPI.

The hfsenth annual session Of ,his ~institu.
lion will commence on the s4th day Of Sen
'emher, under a Faculty composed Of men q
ability, ripc In scholarship and Of long esperi.
snse In the art Of teaching. Apparatus for The
Illustration Of the physical sciences and Inc
beautiful and well selected cabinet Of shells ana
minerals, are supposed to be unequalled IN ans
institution IN the Southwest Young men Mi,
De prepared In the University for The rreshu.n
class In Mathematics Latin and Cresl h., ~
standard Of admission into any Of Inc r[s.,ls,
classes Is not lowered. A preparatory .ebsol /.
nov In operation In town, Chars., a.
Farded a. very moderate.
Fuel, Ii *svsoo
7 servants srv furnished, iooo
a deposit 70 cover damages 400
n0sra At the 'tessrdshail, per month, 1890
IN private families 10 10 1890
Textbooks can be procured here or ., Jecl.
on, 'icksburE and Memphis. The Board q
trustees expect 10 hll the Law chair and also 70
eject a permanent chemist early In the ALI
applications well supported. sre invited 6r
those chairs. Catalogues furnished on .~rni,r..
ton. JAMES n. fIoWpv
iy7s-et Secretary of the heard
Osord, July 2ots, ises.
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PROCLAMATION.

!, Benz. G. Humphreys, Governor
OF the State Of Mississippi, by virtu,
Of the authority vested in me by III,
Constitution and laws Of said State
do issue this, my proclamation, con-
vening the Legislature of the Stati
Of Mississippi at the Capitol, in the
city o. jackson, on Monday, the 18th
day Of October, A. ID. 1866, at the
hour Of II o'clock. NJ.
In testimony whereof, I have here.
unto set my hand, and caused the
great seal Of the State Of Mississippi
TO be affixed, at the Executive Office,
in the city Of jackson, this 18th day
OF August. A. ID. 1866.
BESJ. q. HUMPHREYS.
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CorroN quotations in Memphis on
Thursday were as follows:
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LOOK

s. K. Kunklc has an experience Of tvui~
Tour years 10 wcll-digging, and would eashs
bis patrons 70 have their work done bebr =
hrst Of November, a. he intends closing ~
the season. lie warrants bis work In esspf
stance, provided there is no quick-snd
Posiofice address, PanolA. tnJlsH
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, August 20.-lt is denied
on authority that the Empress Of
Mexico, who is here, has threatened
TINT Macmillan will abdicate when
The French truops arr withdrawn
from Mexico. IL Is also stated by
authority that her mission here is TO
ask for assistance from the French
troops IN Mexico prior TO their cvac-
ration Of the country, 10 qnrll the
insurgents.
PARIS, August 2l.-It Is rumorcd
that peace has been made between