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Every Nan Ills Own Physician
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
H0LL0WAY'S OINTMENT.
Disorders Of ne Stomach. Etrer nna Rerel..

The stomach the great center which influences the health
or disease of the ystemabused dehiatel by
INDIGESTION offensive breath and physical pro5trton the
natural Consequences Allied IT, the BRAIN ii the
headaches mental depression, complaints and
rchng sleep. The Liver becomes affected generates
billions disorders pains in the side The Bowels symp-
thise by Costveness DaIrhoa and Dyeutery. The prc
pal action Of these Pills is the stomach the liver
lungs bowels and kidneys participate in their recuperaye
and regencrative operation.
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piles ard EYsfuIa.

Every form and feature Of these prevalent
disorders is eraicaed locally and entirely the this
emoen warm lamentations should precede its application
Its healing qualities will be found be thorough and
variable.
BOTH THE OINTMENT AND THE PILLS SHOULD BE
ISkD In
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ErMpfiOns or fEe SKIN,

Cases many years standing that have pertinacousy re-
fused to yield to other remedy treatment. have
bly, succunbed to few applications Of this powerful unguen
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aIscELLANrors srceEsrIoNs.

The President recommends legislation for the
protection of the Mississippi leyees and the re-
moyal of distractions to navigation suggests q
law giving delegates in Congress to the District
Of Columbia, the same as Territories
Our foreign relations are generally satisfacto-
ry. The Message alludes to the success of the
Atlantic Cable, opening an era of civilization,
and anticipates even greater results from the
completion of the Russion-American telegraph.
With reference to the claims of American citi-
zens against France, the Emperor suggests a
mutual convocation for the adjustment of the
claims of citizens of both countries growing out
of late wars on this continent. The President
thinking this reasonable, refers it to Congress.
4 mission to Greece is recommended.
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In all their various forms either Primary. Secondary He
redtary. completely ected from the system four con-
sttution being restored to perfect health there Will he no
danger of handing down your children that terrible dis
case
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Fenafs Complaints.

Whether in the young or old married or single at the dawn
OF Nomanhod. the turn of life these tonic medicines
play 50 decided an influence that marked Improvement is
soon rerceptable IN the health of the patient Being pure
y vegetable preparation they and reliable remedy
for all classes Of Females in every condition of health and
,.fI
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Arising from bad state Of the blood chronic diseases.
cradcaed and clear and transparent surface reaned
10y the restorative action Of this Ointment. 1t surpases
ny of the cosmetics and other toilet appliances power
to dispel raahes and other disgurements the face
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Structure of the Urethra
Venerial Diseases,

another Formidable enemy health Send for of
circulars that disease and inform yourself of its terrible
results. The cured in few days.
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peror had decided to postpone the withdrawal
Of the November detachment, but promising ne
would Withdraw the entire force next SPRING
Our Government promptly declared its dissent
from this change OF policy. 1t is hoped France
will reconsider, and adopt some resolution re-
garding the evacuation conforming as nearly as
practicable to existing engagements. 1t Is De-
lieved that after the evacuation of Mexico no
subject for serious difference with France Will
exist. The expressions Ct the French Emperor
and Of the people OF France warrant the hope that
the traditional friendship between the two coun-
lries might in that case, be renewed and perina-
-nently restored.
CLAIMS FOR ALABAMA DEPaEDATIoNs
No considerable advance has been made to-
ward the adjustment of differences between the
United States and England regarding the Anglo
Rebel prirateers' depredations. The delay IS
chiefly caused by the domestic situation OF Eng
land under the old Ministry. There is reason to
believe the new Ministry will consider such claims
in becoming and friendly spirit. 1t is manifest
that good Will and friendship between the coun-
tries cannot be established until reciprocity
in practicing good faith and neutrality shall be
restored between the respective nations.
INVASION OF cANADA-SEUrRALITY LAWS
The President recites the steps taken by the
Government in June last to suppress the Fenian
invasion Of Canada. Representations have been
made to the British Government which, it is
hoped, viii induce executive cemency toward
the convicted Fenians and a udicious amnesty
to all engaged. lie indicates his personal SYM
pathy with those who desire to redress Irish
wrongs, but insists that our neutrality laws,
however harsh, must be faithfully executed until
modified or rpDealed
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My Plan is Purely Vegetable,
NEURALGIA,

Destroying the disease and purifying the blood that there
: no danger Of secondary symptoms.
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uExlcAS AFFAIRS.

The message rehearses the particulars, 50 far
as known, of the French agreement to with
draw its troops from Mexico in three detach-
neuts, after which France was to assume an at
titude Of non-interyention in regard TO Mexico,
rs held by the Government of the United States.
These proceedings were expected to prodnce
crisis Of great political interest in Mexico. There
fore, on the 9th of November, Minister Campbell
was sent 10 assume his proper functions near
than Government. 1t was also thought expe-
dient that be be attended IN the vicinity of Mexi-
CO by Lieutenant-General Sherman, with view
oi obtaining such information as might be i'm
Forlant to define the course TO be pursued bv the
United States for re-establishipr and maintain
III 'ne necessary proper intercourse with the
i.spaohe OF Mexico. Sach WAS the condition of
ahalrs- when on the 22d of November official in
FORMATION was received from Paris that the En-
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- MAIL sERvIcE.

The Postmaster General presents satisfactory
report. The condition Of that revenue for the
year ending June was follows Receipts Sl4,-
$50, 600 expenditures, $l5,3oo,0o0 The def
cheney was caused by the extension of South
ern service The Postal Convention with Eng
land has been agreed upon. \ reduction of in-
ternational postage to one-haf the existing rates
and reduction Of postage with all other coun-
tries to and from which correspondence IS trans
mittei in British mails or inclosed mails, through
the United Kingdom. is to be made.
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RIGHTS OF xArunALlzED CITIZENS.

Referring to the claim 5y European Govern
ments, OF the right of military service from
accepted American citizeus, the President main
tains the right of voluntary expatriation, and
suggests Congressionalasse of the princi-
pie that naturalization By one State fully exempts
native-born subjects of any other from perform
ing military service under any foreign Govern
ment so long he does not voluntarily renounce
tho rights and benefits or his adopted nation
Il
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

ny ,iru, u tvu Executions directed t me
rfsm lit Cirta.t osu Of lsuoIe county ubs tu
favor ~ jaime. D. Iarl,y w. . $ Spain sni
JAIME. q llaul. one h favor u Mars Thorn.
ton t4 ". T. Nrst,t. q $ N..hit Thus Nvtit
D Ruullen 7 r N,.Hit Hni iaur. O llhrfa
will "a Nuuda, he lgth lly Of November.
Ista. ~ ihc ,0urt.boue dru, % ihc town Of
Pamela between lhe hours prescribed D, ltv
proceed 10 ss1l 60 thr highrt tili'r Tor Cash.
the fllow.r itsU,t,d RIAL estate tl.wii
Fraction o. s. lihcaif quarter 81 section 81.
township e. rnge u fraction o, Southeast
quarter = IS 0n - Gov HshIp s range iuet
containing lUj arr rst aul Hstr thF Nue 8
Tenn. Railroad. 10 Panels county 70 satisfy
ttfi uuts IS j. FLOYD
.etlG.5t Sheriff.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

~ virtue Of two Executions directed IN me
from ths Circuit court 0t Pamela county uug in
favor ~ lame. =. Musls Administuiot IS
Wv EUiuit w. Middleton and u !
Smelling. one ia favor Of ". G. Bradford ~
". ". Elliott aud &. e. Nelson. ! will ou Mon
day the i2ih day Of November 1855 at The
c1ur-Louse doof in he tuNn OF Pamela between
tle hours pn.crtel by Law proceed 10 'rll TO
The highest Bladder lt cash, the following drs'
rubsd property aud real estate, tn-wiii Fm,'
ton Of the Nurihwest cumcf u ihc South halt
IT .ttaa "a township Z unFe ws.L about
oaf acrts about half q mile FROM Oh Slrlfr.
willie nlso me fine jack aln The steam engine.
rrst and aoul mill and fixture belonging 90
tme ,ane known a. Elliott mill. near Eureka
in said county, 20 satisfy afi wits
o.tlo.gt " J. FLOYD Sheriff.
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IMPROVEMENT NOTICE.

The State If Mississippi pauola county. In
ID, C.rui, court Of sid county 80 24l3
Joel A. NAL y VIM. EiNafis Attachment
tlrl he 2rd day Of October 1866. against The
estate Of said defendant iur the sum ui o.. iuG go.
rtltuntlr 20 The Ciput court Of said counts,
Nuli0a hereby given Ia the said defendant
VIM Ei~ ards that uu'cs BE- appear before said
court uu 20, irst iHl 81 tie next term thereof.
10 be- h,li ht the count huuse of said clunt,. In
the lUNu ct Pamela, ON the 1th MONDAY alter
lh, ith Monday IN september lsGs. and plead
To- uii action. Judgment will be- entered ngninst
Um nui The estate attached will be- ,uli.
J.t HARRISON, Clrrk.
October 70 1866 ueiil.4i
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Sardis Hotel

Having purchased ihis haiIdinr and TOO.
fsasiig repaired and rciatnehed ID am sow
prepared ~ accommodate ths public 10 ssgi.
81 70 b surTseed an trains stop asuncisnt
length n tms ff meals passanasts reed nos
fear h-isg len c. ". RICH ARnS
spsAs PrYnesss
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suERlFF's SALE.

-, virtue N m Execution 10 ne directed
from the Circuit court Vi Pamela county ln
favor Of Nunro, Shnr, v ~ Coleman v T.
popr and +. u o. Cpfuthera ! will on Monday
The l2h dag Of November 1856. At the court.
hausr door h The town of rinnia, between The
hours prescribed By law proceed 10 sell 10 'he
Highest bidder for Cash, the follow Ing described
real estate, th-wiii Section -, township 2
range 0 west in Pamela county TO mtl.D said
igdytnrnt. W. J. FLOYD,
u.IIm.II NhNLLn
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CITATION NOTICE.

The STATE Of Mississippi panola county To
Tie n Thoma. hsrhi.iiv ~ Alouto ,
'i.hop deceased. and J e. Tiemts husband
safi Allie Il You are hereby cited % sr
ear before The Probate guurt ~ aid county ~
ne ruurt-houaf thcryof On thg tsurth Monday
IN November nest % answer che ptttpu ~
George v nyrr administrators q che estate Of
John u. Keith, dcesanet and how cau'e why
ibs pruyrf Of .hc pcli'ion rmtins fr utls go
sittt aefts ~ land. being part - Northwest
au5firt OF sgstipn s uNnship q range = 10
aid county aai W aid hishor w his htcum,
~ aid Keith IN BE- Hiyiime -huili bot r.
granted. By Order Of Csaft isucd uct llth
lsse. W. y. WuurTEN,
Ortln.lt l-lIL
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

Letters r. administration having tsen grant.
"a b the anisrs ruel on TIE estate nf lisurv
Ming deysssyd By thc Probate court 30 NJ
lulv term ls6e thervot. &c the couniy Of ranaia
and State II Mississippi theFctore an pstsous
having claim. against said estate vii present
ihcm within The time prescribed by law. "
ths viii - tssvrt barred and III ihfg en-.
ishtti o. said estate sin ave costs ~ my.us
ur immediately JANIS BUCHANAN
r. HlLL
SPICES Aa-iss'-.'sr-
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TRUSTEES SALE.


uu, mausr-roiurel Or has MARI Nuic D.
hand. @ inches high one small m]ouscculorrd
horse mule 10 hands high. hsa,y built. bmui-
rl . e ru fbc len hip Aiteui reward will
us fuid ir the return ~ ihr nhl,c mules Or
su, Information .o ihltl rhn get them
ut.IJ-lt. and Cha g. L. SHARkEY,
rttthat,hiln, Charleston Mics.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Tunira county. Pro.
bate Court September term, \. b. 1866 The
under gnpd Hdmlni.lriior OF the estate 81
William Lowe, deceased, At the September
term 1865 ~ The Probate Court Of said county.
reported The estate n bis i]nicsitte Insufficient
d, py The irh'. due iherttrom and The Court
i]beffupun dccrrei the same iuill,rni. and the
.%rriiiur u sid csiai, were required To- HE
with me tur rtNm n'iiou and allowance. on or
before lh5 srounl Monday Foo November l-G0.
'hr r,Iiruu. Of their claim. respectively
'ufy r1hi',i ~ order nj Court Issued
September 20. 1866 J " PHILLIPS CLERK
v e. AAIwtiL. admir-. octl8-3t.
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SrRAYEp.

rumt 90, astatriItt tuHf mti.s South of PAN.
ais. Mes un tbe jih Of Naet.t lsaa /, isfr
rtd.1ul mtfr vhiit Hu. beau, mtus sal
tail branded vith g distinct BRAND either au
v ur m \ npt rroiltytei which and titer. i
q bitl, vhile HH thr lyf htui tut \ sa.
reward viii p tsid 10 any PERSON rha = %
fise Information Is Chat ! .ltl ST be- as.B
uyt6-ff s. e. GREUu
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sHERIFF"s SALE.

rs virtue Of a writ Of re1ito opona' direct
81 10 me nom the Circuit court Of Pamela
county. IN htot I'll v Lester, assignee v,
William n Williams I will n Monday the
18th dAs OF November. 1900, NJ the court hou''
door In the town Of Pamela between the huur'
presrubol by law proceed lo sell totht highest
bidder fur Cash, the following described rral
estate. io-witt tine hundred acres Of land 81
the Southeast quarter Of section ?, township =
range o west seven acres ~ the Northeast
quarter If section 86. township /, range wet
In Pamela county, Ia satisfy aid writ
o,tqo.3t W ! FLOYD. sheriff
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snERIrf's SALE

10, tltilr of d Wfl III f.Hdna upaHai Al
fsrird 10 mp from ne Circuit court 81 Imal'
r,untt. loo favor NJ Andrew ia,kmn 4 rn v
John ID and Salli, q cun,t I viIl on Monday
che i2th day uf November 1906 NJ iho court
house door Ii the town NJ rtnuIa between tbe
hours pfssrHbel hy law proceed Va sf'l 10 ihr
highest bidder for Cash tho following irrnbci
IA estate to.wlt section la. township a.
range & west hnd the dwelling hnust thereon
10 satisfy aid wit W } FLOYD
octah-at Nhru1
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

~ rider # he Pfohsis eoufa vs VII ssll
10 ne bs.hsst bidder. On Monday the u dsf u
December. lss6 ou tht premises kno~n A. The
Rst-rt llsrdis place, one mile South of Eureka
he allowing Land lying IN Pamela toanis
Hsnsff r. wtrs hs1 = Er1s1 Is, iezEs
fkip IL rnnxs 6 west. Tsfms-oae third
essh hsllsnfs "a Gee snd sso rear time vlth
.rrrufsa a~rusilr. n n nR0NN,
in. HARpiE
~*1--H A4mrsf nahs Hsrfie. Sd.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

L,ipra uln administration n loup ron with
lhn HIl annexed having been granted lo lhr
uulpHigu'i ID ihp estate Of MI pr,.lllt
Martin deceased at thr July tenn. 1866, al the
Probate Court Ul Pamela county notice is
hereby given 10 hl persons indebted 90 said
estate 70 come forward and settle ur having
claims against said estate, " come forward NM,
prove them within the time prescribed by law
or thcy will be- forever barred.
N " PulLLlpS,
Oril1-Gt Administrator.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

nv virtue u a decree 81 The Probate Court
- Isanels epaai,. State II N~i=isirri. fsndsfgi
al the September Tern, is0e, hcrrot ! will
On Monday The il,h aay q November, isee
within lawful hours AZ the cauri house dupt
10 the ss~u q rshola, In aid county. ohvt Coz
sale 10 tho highest bidder The following lands
living IN said eouats " Pamela to-vit Tb,
Nath ras, quarter Of Section Nine. and ths
Tsm,h half u ths South East qusrter II Ssctiuu
Taut. al IN Township Nine q Rsugs seven
West. containing twu hundred and Forty arrs
more o. lsa. hslghging 10 The estate Of irsds.
r;ek nssarhsr. decsassi. Terms ~ alcLune
third casA the balance In I've equsl iusialmsniN
Of me and two years. ard bond With appruvtl
security. CA bkutNHhh
u~ts-sl Comm ssiunsf.
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ATTACHMENT NoTICE.
CITATION NOTICE.

The STATE VI hssisirrt. Pamela county u
~lrsh \ " iiliams ard William II Williams
bet busltud You tc her,hy cited 10 appear
tylort ttg Probate ,gutt Ut said county ~ ths
rourt-bouss ityrtUt 20 ihe fnfth Monday in
November next. then and thetr to answer ibt
rsifan II joseph " Norris alminisrsIor a
Tie estate vt james NORRIS dst sd anil show
Gauss Wis ths nuiycr Of The petitioner PRAYING
ft co. sale uf ihy t%leviur lands to.u.t .r,.
iianaI rart q section } township q rang !
west sbuall uoi he enutri hv urltf Of
caaIt issued L,th September. lstG
sep1t-tt WP WuuTTEN.
Ru rsyIef fr pstf CLERK.
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CITATION NOTICE.

III State r Mississippi Panels ceiaiv o.
Hsulah \ Barnett and John Anna Nun.t.
dsiuhntr,. u ths estate of ThUmu uutasi
decaad ivu ae htr,tt ,itri 90 b sbi 4-
psat hshr ths Probate r'urt 81 said y1ua.,
e ~, cuuii huu.t ih,tcuf nu ibt ih MONDAY
IN Notsmhst ne,t then and thsrc a. ta 81.
The petition y Miranda hufustt widow ufis
rfassd and shoW uuy vhy "a. wuttruf Cue
pstftigu. paying 10 dover .n ths si.ua Coz
lands Of deceased via sluit ,ti aHsrtsf D..
a,tiau "A; ets' half " striiau %. nlrth NJ
Of northeast quarter of sftau 1t snI siu.h.
vest quarter " sgttgu EG al m iauus s.
uugs 8 IN said ctlnty and state .haII sa,
b. ganted By order ~ Curt Issued Spt
.. 1895. " p NOurTEN. Ce
u ~ TayigF a%alisiiof iof rnpit usta.tt
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi Pamela county. To
mary : Waters distibutec Of the estate Of
X l. y Waters deceased You arc hereby
cited to appear before The Probate Court Of said
ruuuty a. the court house thereof on the 4th
Monday in November ucIt then and there 10
ma ucr The petition Of Pamela Ann lsbcl,
70 A.. and ,how cause why the prayer Of the
petition PRAYING for sale Of The following land.
~ deceased. viz northeast quarter If section
~ township 10 range \, in sad county. should
not be- granted rs order Of Court Issued
October .. 1866. " =. WOOTTEN Clerk.
Mlnl 5 n1oner. l@oLIrLloL- lnr Dot . oclll-ll
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enEnIlra SALE

n tlflot OF an Eis.Hlg ~ a mf dlreI
ftsla nas oheui .anH III faaaia fuhnl "
f4esf a Hoe 4 Nal Ha v y = hHa Almfsan
l~eslsf, / viii o. Monday iht iiih asy n ~
sefalef ig4A. n The t8af.house dHf 70 'hf
iaah III w. 10 ttfWotH tif huuia pfrHii h 1
t lhe pmseed iosil % fhshipbnt bidder wv
each ihe allowing ieadfel feai e.iaie il
uts store house and li "a spflurlul end an.
f.afih 81 n aarr laulnF the hnHH 900 l'
Fhate mentioned al un thf anu'hra.i quarter
II saion % township q mHF . ~ panul'
rauntg io satisfy aii wit rs j IIOfD
HftlH.W Ah'iiH
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.,

Letters documentary having been granted
tp me upon the estate ~ ClnrIr. Y p1uiuis
late NJ Pamela count, decreased, Wy lh' Probate
court 1T mii county tt the October term 1860
thereof uuw an persons holding claims against
said estate nfe hereby notified 10 come forward
and have them duly pruhhtci aud ugi.lconi
according tu Law. ct The, viii De harriet hy iH'
itsiute in such ,,.es made and provided
MRS ASS y pANuRluGE
ort25-ot.pd ESprutIrN
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, 1866-07-02


June 80 amounted 10 9aags5,6I.
ES0Il>n COTTON AND WHEAT DGroRTs.
The Jute report o' The Agricultural Department
gives cou paEf<on between The amount Of raw
COTTON exporte: from the Un!f:d Slaes f0to Great
Britain dn1ttE the four month. o1 ls.e year aua
Inc corresponding fnuf Montdt Of Inc prGseEst
year; e1eeds ne quantity imported tsom lnu1a 1a
the to'a1 from all other loctll .sea, It
ie equivalent to u.s. 7s6 bales of Ao0 nuuots each.
The report *sys h aal6 e. million o. oass IN ions ~
The trade wlsn ope FOREIGN nation: even tor tnr
q The ntted ststes. The report also shows that
wdeat from Russia as from 'le United s'atrs1 aud
fum F1auce nearly six timee a. much. Only 1sr;ie
more than four per cent Of her sevcn mtfI1ons Of
stateE. -
No s,,,op., Banks e1s s.e,tea no, Government
deposiIo,ie:, ce:'cnatsa during ,he wess. s TIE
doy vas f:a.GSQ TIE ;oisl amount Issued 10 date
SsSa, S. ,iiO
NATIONAL nunEAu or INSURANCE..
q h sqey !, for ne pp h y
feitsns;ain:pe, nlc i oii;rs .ecnTfty in III mai.
ri nrt1sr re Ia tu denosit f1ni,ld SIaies bonde
ihe Ennn,nIs Snrvfnc arrnrt1ine IN tbefr csniiai
stoct Nn n,rtr IA Scrm,,;eii n ,rnnsnci In. ,ns
~ ~ ~ ;n shv ia snirsnrr 4,
cpdnr ihe, -" rnhI,c m.v na ona-nef o,Sin1st \.
frs1,d thc n,nc,ni. bino -;m1inr tn tf,a1 no, m,
ntiei to III si,e No,innnI iieGt,n. t.soc,a,ion
f ,HsWcrcT.rrs ron r.Inv,r1e 1,r.F.aes
w.su,~u-oN INV ia comm,n1csrton b,s
1o;, eiva ~ ,nn j1enartT1ent of Sfnts nm, nnr
rDn,ion ~ fcnann ;rcinsinar s,vc nafr rnhiets ~,
1oiinn ~ c1nsrirn4n,. ~ ilr Jsnss Drvor az
roIav fr + ti1S the ciiciency ar .ninbnnnns srid
"a, a. 4 tlt>fuIsctanf Re:utts are cited which
lead 10 The conviction that rin1efpc.t.
pleuro-rneumonaa anu cholera, End come
other fptleUlics By ~nich the human tamilT
, 1866-07-02
FROM MEMPHIS.

Inauguration of the Metropolitan Pos
lice >YAtenI-Cfose Of the Reign of vi.
oieuce and Terr0f-ProspecttveD Duel
Fourth of July Observance.
Especial Despatch to the Chiraeo Ttlbune.1
MExP11s, July /.
Yesterday afternoon Mayor Park notified Saper-
insendeut Beaumont that the old police would be
withdrawn today at $50 O'Clock. His action in-
surfing pence, caused great rejoicing among unlon
men and property holders. The Metropolitan men
immediately marched 10 the office Of the nost aud
were addressed by Gen. Eaton, and afterwards 10
she Bulletin which opposed the Commissioners but
favored aeqa1esccnce. Col. Dnp.ec responded
h.sefy. Tbs Police ret1red n ARRANGED >ths H.,
and the Metropolitan, fully uniformed and eqap-
ped. amidst considerable excitement. nut no uI@-
turbance, we're placed In the etrcet+. This f5 r.
eurdcd as the dawn Of neEE era n Memphis.
The reign OF violence and terror Is over. North
c1n men and capitalists can come h2re With per.
Fec, confidence. The drdlanche makes no Comments
on the change This morning.
Rpmp1 says Galloway and 9eu. 5otAas. OF the
.tppeGt hare gone 10 sli-sfs'tppi to Gg 1t q duel
lit evening The difficulty ls a1ppa4eu 10 have
spruu. from comments Of GALLOWAY upon JorIau's
artjcIc IN jeff Davis. which spppazrd m Harper's
MagnziEe-
Mayor Park has is,ned proclamation, joining
Gen, 5touenan in the observance Of the 4sh Of
Ju1Y...-4
, 1866-07-02

IN the case at Medina, n. J., Of the reve
seud child murderer Autis1ey. telegram from
Medium to the Rochester Democrat annu1nces
was released from custody On Saturday, On giving
prii in The tuu, OF f10,CG0." The mother OF the
child died ecne eighteen months since. auE the
father VAS married to second wife some five
weess apo. Tue fa'he1 and family connections o.
Ibis mnn ttnd.iey are among the most respectable
in the county, hut that *nould not screen him fton
The pup,Anment mich The great crime he has con-
mIt:en deserves.