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with me merely iof biz osn pleasure
and g%fuii6ntion, and soull assi.i
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him defutisoi, and such q thing ~
compensation ff BIZ labor ua- never
limited % though, Of, ! could have
easily attended 10 all The business
without The aid Of Mr. Fitzgerald or
Mr.. Pollard the former | should
not have employed, had ! not been
delayed by sickness,
And rs To the report about my
books being sent back, the only
thing ] can say Is thu, they have
never been returned nor examined,
and no person knows anything about
them, save myself.
] can not conclude this article
without extending to my friend Pol
lard my heartfelt thanks for the val
service he voluntarily rendered
me. Respectfully,
N. G. KNOX.
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siusrdisn's sale or Valuable
Lands.

f~u'saani 70 . decree q he puA.,,
ussfi Of Pamela county, State u vl=isinpI
made Il the july term, A. d 1898. thereof H.
snsssiFhsd, Fasrii.n u Waiter n niddleto,
I'D Wary v Middleton, miaor heirs q Thomas
a'adissoa, decreased. viil. % nosa.y. shs
lIth asJ q August merit on the premises n
- a~ss<ient nine miles southesss q Pamela.
~ ~ pablis znetion 10 The hixks.t bidder. h.
irssn sAs hsan prescribed b. law. all he 81
lg~lns lad. Situate, lTing. and being In aid
eysa'f, zni knnwh - The ~ssth half u s,c,isr
t~sntf-sirht Aiso NE snushwsst auar,r,
s=~fiHa " all 10 township nine r.nes .ir. IN
Passla enansy. rhsy will b cold In ausrt.,
sections fhsfs are sonus Improvements mn,
sssh quartet, sad he land : Of kus a%saIIs,
"a i.ss' ~ y I'd saljecs % lie slss mrs.
serih-i , s'.sHts
Terms cse-shiri es.h and The balance In M.
asd I've yssn uIsh interest ftum a.f q ~.
~ ~ Fsr esnt rsr asHar< Nut<- via -
PFpftd sssafisJ VII b. rsaHirra az ask,ssl
~Fn.nss JOHN 7 MIDDLETON.
NfFs unsrdiar.
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WHAT BrsaARoR II TRYING TO
Do.-The London Tines closes A
long article with the following.
Count Bismarck is trying wba,
sheer force will do, and no n can
deny him the right to congratulate
himself on his success thus far. There
was nothing in Prussia itself. from
the King TO the mcancst subject. thai
did not bow to his will. He sub
sequently flew at higher zane; he
first bent, then broke Austria, and Is
now bent on overcoming all opposi-
ton throughout Germany. The hui
initiation of Bavaria, the most am
bilious of the minor States, aud the
chasiisement of Frankfort, the seat
OF the most arrogant democracy.
were oil part Of his scheme. He l.
sure to have his way with both Of
them. Unless the tide Of fortune
were suddenly to turn, aud great dis
aSters to beiall the Prussian armies.
he will carry all before him. lie i
a deep gambler, and reckons the odds
with wonderful accuracy. There was
a chance, in 1864, that England.
France, aud even Russia, might take
part with Denmark against him but
he would take his chance Of Thai
There was a chance a few DAYS avo
that the Emperor Napoleon would
back Austria with an EARNED media
ton" AFTER Konigrats. But Bis.
marck took his chance Of that. too.
Every stroke Of daring that meets
WIN success prompts the man to
higher flights Of auaacity, and justi-
iies biz reckless confidence.
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The Presidents Policy and the
Public Debt.

The official statement of the public
debt on the first Of August furnishes
not only a satisfactory but a most
gratifying record Of the wisdom of
the policy inauguraied and carried
out, in spite Of Black Republican
hostility, by President johnson.
The national debt on the first day
Of August, less cash in the treasury.
was s2,e33,Oss ,27s, which shows a
reduction since the first Of August.
1868, of si24,l53,99
This important reduction of the
public debt, says the Chicago Times,
Is one Of the first fruits Of the p%resi-
dental policy of peace and rcconcil-
iation. That policy began in a
reduction Of the army upon the
DOWNFALL oil The rebellion, and was
carried forward in the rapid with
drawal Of troops from the South, in
the restoration Of the civil authori-
tics, in the reduction aud conversion
of the national securities, in the re-
opening Of trade and the encourage
meni given to resumption of the
pursuits Of peaceful industry. Against
AL and every one of these bcncfcent
p'ca'nrss for the welfare Of the ma
ton, the radical disunionists In Con-
gress and out Of Congress have
laborcd with untiring hostility. They
insisted that the war was not oyer.
and advocated the maintenance Of a
vast army in the Southern States:
they opposed the restoration of the
civil authorities, and advocated the
government Of conquered PROV
inccs' by the power Of standing
armies; they opposed a curtailment
Of the currency, and advocated a
ssili further increase they have, in
short, by every means in their power.
laborcd 10 perpesuase the reign Of
shcddy, and 10 continue indefinitely
the era Of speculation, plumber, rob-
berry, war and di-union. Had the
Radical policies which Congress and
the disanioa pre~s have labcred 10
force upon The country prevailed.
instead q the gratifying reduction q
The pablo debs shich we now be-
hold, We shsaId vitse. an incrs.s.
q nsose than . thousand milI;oos
and ~ imitation that would hav,
broaxki NE epunsrv hefarp ne ~.
50 l'.s % The verge Of financial
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The newa f,om fhe FhlIskiphs
{ aeseefan, shleh "a lrailsh IN aaf
lslsHgapAls salemn h N 4 cheering
thafwlsf, amd gives hepe n effni
Hssi n remit n Ne eeunlfy fem
Che asuhfee a lhal irply shmld
ihe same svlfli ehataeisri,s M pt.
sseiiapa that h eshIlAt~I A. liz pt~n
iae w 10 lhe psesfn, Time, nth
iaE wlib regard 10 ne programme NJ
policy " h. pursued i Indkaiei and
W. shall haze N await mHhsf A,
velopmenia hefofe W. mn give =
decidsi ordglon N The ~ptincpies
which will le PROMULGATED
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sHERIFF's SALE.

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ne alfsrssi ffutn Ne Clfrnlt ssast ~ p.asl=
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aoas q ~ esasfy IN ths sowa IL psnai. No.
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shfH 80 v ne highest sAirr. ~ f~ilswInr
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.. . he tsrn q hssessllie. 70 sald euunss. h
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Asea.is 90 FLOYD
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State ef Mississippi Pamela eoansy. :
Solomon Q. simmons oidrcn b slnns-
saney s.sFEs, Margaret Smith and 1ene z
ksf together with nsdiscs geerEe. kNsne.s
<aia NsncTs and Bsniemin Ssifh, ks<eH.@
aid Margaret Ton and enri u yuu ~ ~
y cited 70 srp<ar hefsre The Probate Co..
aid ses-.7 = ~ eosftt5E TERED "
aAy the sssh dsy q sepssuhsf s<st tes1re
september term. 1859, o. aid esart1, thse !
herr . show cause uhy The haHi s<<'sszs
ismsss simmons simlni<fuser q tts So
81 hsrr simnaona dstzssed. skssid n1f 2
lesed and srrrurrh ~ nfirr q cn1rf -
I'D daf q Aaeusl issd
anrii-H W. ?. Wo0TTEN. Csrz
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the largest and most successful Boartr
School In the Southern States, for boys -
young men. This school has all the sdvza<s
Of a college with lone Of is dlsadvsnzf1
The Summerville Institute 4 pasrcnird ~
hrst men Of the SOUTH This old, highly -
and popular institution enlarged, rr6si<d -
~re-furnished, and having The abless COP q
Teachers ever brought together In this eonn7'
viii enter upon liz Fourteenth annual Rsi0n
MONDAY, rur riRsr pAY ov ocrosss, rrxl.
The Principal has associated with him I'D
School, John N. Putick, A. n, W. r u.
patrick, A. N, and Mr.. +. J. williams; M
7. b. Holms gives instruction In Mnzic euq
day with eommsndahle real and ability.
The School is situated IN q high, nlubds
region, known a. the HNountainsH sIrp
miles from shuqualak, on the Mobile and o.
Railroad, and l. almost the only School, dh
grude, That went through The war. sinesD
surrender, large additions have been msdk ,
The buildings and the term closing Jane -
!. the most pruspsrous and useful one knov1h
the history Of the School, successful = ~
always been. Every branch u Msihsfnntte
pure and mixed, including civil snEiassf1{
and practical field operations, with : ples1
equipment e taught with the irst ability.
classics and the frsneh language fdfm -
rortsn, feature In the regular eoufss 81 ~
AL the English branches are ably and hrris1
Taught including the natural sciences i~ilusir1t
ed By complete srparstaa In shnFt
greatest cars u taken with the trsinine -
heys Al any stage Of their education ls1
men are carefully prepared Coz any pf1.zse
calling In lin, OF 10 enter any clss Il ~
versisy. The Bookkeeping course hrts
good e any In the regular commercial =.
The most frequent instruction gives Ne
i. 70 maintain their seifrszpsct and = 60
man. indeed and no pains arr zp~rvd
them In every interest
The charges ars, for twenty weeks =. -
dfed and twenty-five Dollars, invsfshI
rance Music, which l. ~oesiasal. ussains -
To secure rorn. q ~ o<s'
particulars address Gholsoa r. O. hiz.
THOMAS 8 gATHRiGHL
sueI-et princir>l and roPrsssss
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The Roam FISisHED.-In April,
1861, trains ran between Mem.
phis and Louisville to the Tennessee
river. Passengers were ferried across.
The bridge was afterwards finished,
but destroyed during the war. One
span Of the bridge over the Cumber-
land was destroyed after Fort Don
fell. Now, trains can run through
y Louisville without change of cars.
Passengers will leave Louisville at
. o'clock in the morning, and reach
Memphis al II o'clock Al night.
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summ,t C.g.,,,gIJ ia, H. cam
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ing N ibe A. instant. and af
pct Ing over The ground II one acre
gathered thirteen pounds NJ bcauti-
il cotton planted ihe 2sth ".
MnFeh'
The efop prospects In Aitals ootn
~ are reported a. very di.coumainp,
r.. avP
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United States Commissioner Adam,
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s,. r,.. INV
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The cotton crop Of Perry cooo,v
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corn will prove n dcad f9ilnrc.
Tho od;,or ., ,Lo v;oL.Ln.. IT,.
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The Louisville Courier has returns
from sixty-ninc Of the one hundred
and ten counties in Kentucky, which
give Duvnll ss,2s7 majority. Only
five counties have given Union ma
joritics.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters ,es,amcntary having been granted
10 me upon the estate Of John B. Balch,
late Of Pamela county, deceased, by the Probate
Court Of said county, at the November term, 1865
thereof; now all persons holding claims against
said estate are hereby notified to come forward
and have them duly Probated and registered
according TO law, or they will be barred by the
statute In such cases made and provided.
JAMES L. FLETCHER
apl7i-6t Executor.
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NEW D%vEnTISBnENTS.
Very Valuable Small Farm
for Snle.

Offer zoe sale hs cash my farm on the Pa.
nola and Cefeeville road. ave miles from
rsnola cuniaining leo scrss. There are IS
ser.s ~ cleared l--s 4 : klrh r,ass 81 edit
~yaiiVn. The Whole Tract u god Upland Tso
Jog cabins enc frame fesn. tvo nsgre cabin.
corn eFiAnfni m sfcsllsut sisisrn afv the i'm.
rrevemehh I vii sivs . harEain. Gail spsa
s~ngis-oViv A. n. HrRT.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration harlng been grant
cd TO the undersigned on the estate Of James
Aorrn, deceased, At the June term, 1883,
Of the Probate Cour, Of Pamela county, notice
is hereby given TO all persons indebted TO aid
estate 10 come forward and settle, or having
claims agains, said estate, to CONF forward and
prov, them within the time prescribed BY law,
or they will be forever barred.
JOSEPH W. NORRIS
ie3o,G Administrator.
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CITATION NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi, Panola county. To
William D. Gilchrist heir at law Of Tanning
Jones, deceased.
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Probate Court Of. said county, at the court
house iheruf on the 2eth day Of June, 1855, 70
snow cause why the petition OF Jane Jones,
widow Of decedent praying for dover In dece-
dent , lands, should not be granted
BY order Of Court issned 3lst day OF May,
1866. W. p. WOOfTbN, Oierk.
~june2-4t
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corroS quotations in Memphis on
"Wednesday were Us follows:
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be that love for the Government with
out wich free institooshens won't -four
ish to any alarmin extent ontil this
monster is squelched. The testimony
is unanimous, and them ez I hev eggs
amined are representative men.
f "You may hev notist also the singler
unanimity with which they all bore
testimony to the necessity nv a change
in the Post Orfis at the Corners. en-
dors all they say on this question, con-
siderin that that change is ez necessary
in the CRATE work nv pacifyin and con-
siliation ez is the removal of the Bu-
row, In case change is made would
say, for your guidance, that hev been
warmly solicited by my friends to nc
cept the position, and to pacify em =hev
mt last yielded reluctant consent. Inc
fact that never served in the Confed-
crate army may be an objection, but to
offset that voted for Yallandygum
twice. & lI Ei9lE
'sEf possible send me pardon at the
same time 700 send me my com mission
as Post Master, for if the Post Drills
don't pay may want to run for some
other orifis, in wich event that docu-
ment would be essential to my success.
with sentiments ny the most pro-
found respeck, I am, Trooly yours,
"PETROLEUM v. Massey,
"Late Pastor OF the Church of the New
Dispensashun-" 4r1 ri. 81
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mashineton .Connty. Ia.

The Union Republicans of Washing
ton county met at the Court House in
Washington borough, on Monday, and
nominated the following ticket Con-
gress, George v. Lawrence; Assembly,
5. r. Day, Col. John Ewing; Associate
Judges, James @. Chambers, John Far
rer; Prothonotary, John L. Cow, Jr.;
Register, Geo. Buchanan; Clerk OF
Courts, VIM. Kidd; Recorder, NJ, u. a.
McCracken; Commissioner, Samuel X.
Werlich; Director of Poor, VIM. Wylie;
Auditor, Green McIlvaine, Jr. Our
Washington correspondent says: There
appears to- be some doubt as to who
may be the candidate for Presiding
Judge of the Judicial Distriet-the
present incumbent, Judge Chamber
lain, having received the nomination in
Beaver county, while the party in
Washington county are in favor OF a
new man, The Conferees on the part OF
Washington To nominate Junge are
VIM. ,McKennan, Esq, Hon. John ID.
Ewing of Washington, and VIM.
MCDANIEL, Esq, of Canonsburg. The
COMMITTEES on Resolutions, in their re-
port, endorse the course of Hon, Geo.
y. Lawrence, approve the consrtu-
tional amendment, but do not directly
endorse either Congress or the Presi-
dent. Beaver was accorded the candi-
date for State Senator.
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Franklin Insurance Company

Capital, 600.
DIRECTORS: .-.y
T. II: Logan, 7. P. Shallcross, Geo K Whsat
Geo. Mehdel, John Zoeckler, SamL McCieI-
Ian, 6. W. Franzhein1, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
LanEhlin
TTIHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
Organized. are prepared to take risks at
fair rates on buildings Of all kinds, merchan-
disc, manufacturing establishments, furni-
tIlre, steamboats, and cargoeS on the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives Of per
SONS for a term of years This Company OF
feIs superior Inducements 70 farmers, where
by they can be insured for three years, at re-
duced rates. This being a home institution,
composed of some ninety-four stockholders,
most OF whom are among our Dest business
men, recommends itself to the favorable CON
sideration OF the insurtng public, and sohcits
Application for insurance win be prompt
attended to by the Secretary.
Office, No I McLure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
u 81 N e. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAhf'L MCCLELLAN, President. fi
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
NC. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions
Office, No. McLure House, being the same
formerly occupied by AdamS Express Co.
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PIFraBuRo, Jnly 5, Ise5.

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shows the great majority of the minor
States side with or at least lean toward
Austria, and it is still commonly be-
lieved, that soon after an outbreak of
war between Austria and Prussia, the
Diet will declare a Federal war against
Prussia. esHL Er1sts lL
All parties in Germany, Austria,
Prussia, the Minor Governments, and
all the political parties among the peo-
pie, are in favor of establishing Gen.
trail National Parliament, as step to-
ward the ultimate establishment of one
German Empire. The point is there
fore likely to be one of the results OF
the impending war.
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"CH OF H n A."

g II o L II II a,
or its kindred diseases during the coming
The following are few of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given 10 the
Promotions, by persons who arc well known
WHEELING, APri.25th, 1855.
Messrs. MCCARE. KRAFT& Co., GeTluegle1t:
Having used Kraft IS DiHrThea Compound, for
Camp DIarrhea, with which i have been deep
" afiiicfed for almost one month. al other
Te1iedfeS tried hdting failed, and finding II not
only a I1resenf reHef but a permanent cure,
yora5ie notice Of all who may be alike aftiict-
81 H5t tr q. MARTIN,
Chaplin 18th W. va. Infantry.
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wuz conyinst the Burow wuz agin the
prosperity NV the state, and wuz under
minfn the moral and physikle welfare
NV the nigger. 1t made him impudent.
He'd sum NV em workin fur him, and
ut moons and mites he'd find EN-
with a spellin book and a render.
Didn't bleeve in readin. Coodent read
hisself, but he'd cousin wunst who
learned, but ez soon ez he Good read he
moved of to Injeanny, quit the Democ-
risy, and becum a loathsum Ablishnist.
Heered he wuZ killed in the war, and
served him rite. Wanted to know what
he wood do when the niggers Good all
read. SPosed we'd hey 70 'lect em to
off1s, ez the peple alluz selected Sich
when they Good find EN-. Didn't bleeve
in nigger equality and wuz in favor nv
a mediate change in the Post Orfice at
the Corners
"Captin McSIather thought things
he'd cum to sweet old pass when a
man coodnt lather nigger without
bein hauled up afore BuroW.
"KurneI Pelter thought ef yoor Egg
solency Good witness the corupshun
that eggsisted to the Burow yood make
short work NV it, Why, he whipped a
nigger hand more than he ought, per-
haps, and he died NV the injuries. IL
wuz aggravatin case. The Niger
wuZ sassy, and it cost three hundred
and sixteen dollars to pervide for his
family. That infamous Burow made
me pay for their rashens all winter.
He asked Indignantly ef this wuz or
wuz not free kentry. into wieh such
things wuz permitted: Ana the ABB
lishen Postmaster at the corners ap-
proved the tyranfkle action. BE de-
manded his removal
ar conceive It TO be onnessary to sub
NIT further testimony. 1 know mot
what luck yoOr other commissioners
NAV hev met with in takin testimony
on this subjick, but in this vicinity
fhare can't ha no douht that there can't
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