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Bas- An old bachelor says, Of all
the solemn hours he ever saw, that
occupied in going home one dark
sight from the Widow Beans, after
BEING told by her daughter Sally that
lie needn't come again." was the most
eolemn.
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I'M. C.. LSa,21ggeg's
DANCING CLASSES
--AT THE--
HARNEY HOUSE,
NFH. LIPpARD will commence the second &C.
lVH ries of Twelve Lessons In Dancing and De.
pertinent, on MONDAY, THE 10TH FEBRUARY, 1886.
Ladies', Misses and Masters Glasses,
MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT
o. At4P. M, and halfpast r. M.
GENTLEMENss CLASSES
MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
At half past7 2. M.
All the classes meet on FRIDAY, at halfpast
Z r. M, for practice.
Those wishing to enter the School viii be re-
ceived at any of the lessons previous to the com.
mencemsnt of the Term.
EE- N. B.-spectators are not allowed. None
but parents or guardians will be admitted.
Termsof admission, per pupil. ..... .........s10.
.ae feb1T
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-20

B0~ The custom of advertising is a
custom that brings customers.
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DI Z DE- "4#
On Saturday morning, the nth inst, at
the family residence in this city, Mrs E. M.
D0UGHERTY, wife of j. sErH DousHERTY,
Esq. sz----s#s-..=#==- -..-=-=z
Another worthy and estimable lady,
devoted wife, fond mother, an exem-
plary member of society gone to her rest
in the peaceful vale beyond this life's fit
full and transitory scenes. 4, .t...-..
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CoAL.Ar 81 PEA BARREL.-W. g.
Coyle & Co., 142 Gravier street, New
Orleans, advertses, says the Bee, TO de.
liver screened Pittsburg coal to all
parts Of the city at 81 per barrel; also
snthracite, at the lowest market price.
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A%pprenilelng Negroes.

II will be seen by reading the de-
cision Of the High Court Of Errors
and Appeals, in another column, that
the Probate Courts have not pursued
the law in binding out negro chill
drcn, and all Of this business will
have to be done over again. Not
only have our Probate Judges missed
the law entirely, but Ills Honor
Judge Clayton fell into the same
error, as will be seen by his decision
in the haboas corpus ease, published
some thrcc weeks ago in tho STAR,
and that, too, after the questions were
fully argued on the part of the petit
,ioners by Ward & Cooper, II. 4.
Barr, and Mr.. Watson, and on the
part Of the defendant by Captain II.
II. Taylor, Colonel Walter, and Cen
cral Chalmers.
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Personal.

Colonel j. J. shannon, Of that
sterling journal, the Clarion aud
Sandord, spent the day with us, on
last Saturday. II vas quite a treat,
rs the Colonel is the first Of our ron
frcrcs from jackson who has emily.
cncd our shady, quiet village with
the light of his countcnancc. We
were so delighted that, contrary to
our usual custem, we took a drink
with him. On viewing him through
n strangcr glass-held-glass, we mean
we became thoroughly convinced
that he was not only a large, portly
fine looking gentleman, with a head
full of brains, but, in fact, every incl
an editor, with some extra feet thrown
in for good measure. lie Is a goo,
bcd-fellow 1--WE tried him. he lay
straight, without kicking, and aboy
ali, don't snorc. What a happ.
woman his wife MUS, be. But pleas
urcs must have an end. At dayligh
"Giliord's Lightning Express" stol
our love away. Goodbye. Ca
asain. "Come in the evening; com
In the morning; como at any time
como without warning"
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The fenlanS.

This grand enterprise for the libc.
ration Of ireland has played out
almost before It had begun. Tho
last accounts are that the British
regulars drove the Fcnians out Of
Canada, and captured a number Of
them after they had crossed the line
into the United States. This viola
ton of our territory by the army of
England has been reported to Wash
ington, and Congress has referred the
subject toa committee. Nothing will
be done by them, however, as the
Radical scoundrcls now welding the
power Of that body have not the
courage TO carry out their of repeated
threats against the British nation, but
are very brave in making war upon
the dcicncclcss and down-trodden
people of the South.
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Correspondence.


MrNpuis, June II, 1866.
DEAR srAui-The monosyllablc
dull" even through its different de.
grccs of comparison, Is defective and
inexpensive Of "thc times here in
the Bluff City. Amid brick wall.
anu dusty streets, our eyes witncs.
from carly morn til dewy eve, The
same monoionous and sluggish vu.
tine Of business our ears bear wit
ness TO the same noise and hustle. and
we scent the fctid, noisomc stencil
from almost every alley and back
street until it has become a mystcr,
why w are not visited BY the plagu,
and every other disease.
The noisy day, driven by Mr.
Freedman, "a beloved brother ant
coadjuior of the Memphis Po.t tribe,
the monastic aud secular culture q
whom, with the other privileges, ad.
vantOgCs and immunilios voucbsafc,
him in the Civil Rights Bill. are dis
played according to his ideas Of pro
pricty In The administration Of MT
mcrous aud unrvlcnting blows upoI
hrs superior, (the mule,) nov passe
to and fro, dispensing clouds Of dusI
TO the INFINITE Qualification (qf cours,
ct we POOR morals here below, with
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Radical Plan.

The diumion committee If fifteen
have At ln.i made their report 10 Con.
Eres.. They ignore all that trc'i.
dent johnson has done toward re-
construction, aud submit their own
plan, which Is based upon the as-
sumption that The South Is ont Of The
Union, and must come IN NJ other
TERRITORIES. In the meantime the
Constitution Is to be 80 amended
that ncgnpcs shall vote aud take part
IN such reorganization. We will
publish this report aud The action Of
Congress thereon next week, II we
can get a correct copy. The tclc-
graphic report cannot be relied on.
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1gaaom'ais on il'lf gfts por
Il EDITION, and Who en willing =.
miio milsfplafy arian hfhi nI
- accommodated eiih . ~
eilhg Eve hunlrd dilar uaIap'
Interest, Wy apflyinr ft ioarm
item 10 N Vi $500
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GUARDIAN SALE.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
court Of Lafayette county, Mississippi, made Al
the May term, 1866, thereof | will, AZ guardian
Of Robert u. and Mary g. Sheegog. offer for
sale At public auction on the ltth day Of Julv.
1850, In the town Of Pamela, the following
described land, known AZ the Hobbs ,ract be-
ing In Pamela county and fourteen miles south
Of The town Of Pamela to-wit; The southeast
quarter Of sciion thirty-siS, township twenty.
seven range two, containing one hundred and
sixty acres. Terms one half cash. balance on
twelve months time with approved security.
JAMES O si1EIGOg.
let-At GuaFtian.
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CITATION NOTICE

The State u Mississippi. Pamela county. Ia
Emma Niles ~lsgatse d Alexander Nil. A..
rsased You arr hereby cited 10 appssr l. a.,
me frnhate court q said cuu.ty. II The csur,
aaass thereof on Wednesday. the 2i,h dsv a
July lses 70 shev cause why D sfnal arrsun,
q Ailler D. Keith, one Of the admiuissr.ssss
q hsais sea. with The will annexed n sss.,s
Of Alexander Miles dervased, shonld ~ 4. Il.
loved and approved BY order n soart
tse-h W. 2. WuuTTFN ff..t
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

Letters q administration having teen rrari.
= " me undersigned on the estate uf .~t
y osssy, deceased. By The Probate surfs - ~
AFtil term thervoL Zoe the County ~ 49,
and STATE Of Mississippi therrsrv III -.
hssirg cl.i-s ~rsi-.s al 80 - fs'Sons
- sa'a'n ne tine rrssrribed hs isw a,
~ WI o. ioFtvss hasrsd and all lhess II.
as9'ea y s,'a estate viii save costs n %ns.,.-
5i"S AP HursTuN.
W Aiminisfrssss
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aRhwm "A wpanH na a
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NOTICE.

Taken mp by Elijah Wilbourn, three mules
one a brown mare mule, shod before, medium
sirG about twelve years old, branded &C. on
The shoulder and IT. on the neck, appraised
At SO. One a hay stud mule, Eve years old
branded W. 8" on the shoulder aud 49, on
the neck, appraised At si00 One mule colt.
nearly black, two years old, valued a, s5s
Posted the 9nd day Of June, 1896.
JAMES BOWERS
ieg-lt Ranger Of Pamela County.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The state Of Mississippi Pamela county. To
Virginia Hastings, sliEa Shores and Amanda
Shores heirs Of Mary q. Shores deceased also
to Green " Hastings husband Of said vir.
gina. You are hereby cited 10 appear bcfor.
the Pruhaie court Of said county. al the eunr,
house thstvot on Wednesday, The lsth dav a
july, 1896, TO shuw cause why The final arr,un,
Of Miller D. Keith, one II the adminissurnrs n
deeedents estate should not be allowed and an.
proved. by order Of court.
iee-Ht ". P. woOTTgx. c1srt.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been grant
cd 10 The undersigned on the estate Of VIM. "
Sml,h- deceased, at the Angus, term, lsel,
OF the Pfuea,c Court Of Pamela county, notice
y thereby given TO all persons indebted TO said
estate to come forward and settle. or having
claims agains, said estate, 10 come forward and
prove them within the time prescribed by law
or they will be forever barred.
s. s. SMITH,
ISAAC SMITH,
'P'Al-se Administrator.
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NOTICE.

The firm Of s. s Smith & Co Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent W. y Harris having
sold hs entire interest 10 W. j. Floyd, who will
continue the Produce and Grocery business in
connection with Mr. SIS. Smith. The STYLE Of
The new firm will be Smith 4 Floyd.
Mr. Harris can be seen al any time at the
old stand, to attend to any business any one
may have with him.
jelGuf s. s. SMITH co.
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During of rttni brief ifip o.
Jhrham w attend iho l'n cah,.u
tim wc were entertained lJ df pto
pficios ~ ihe bicL Zoo llou.r an,
en c%hcef0lly recommend ptapn
visiting Jacha1n io plunite lhi'
hotel
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ngIif ~ ihe 7ill', ,1.i' w@uIil'nn'
900 iNn upftinmruii hftl RESTORE iran
1nllrY among ilr people
w Owed lai Ne Itagnike ~
llal portion ~ llie late Republican
part nnt loI Wy stevens summer
lnd ''feelef % direct nllomp 10 over
The Republican principle O.
by our lHlheH lof The Fo'
0rnmchl 81 lhe ' nitei States ana ln
build upon w. ruins a consolidated
umpire, whose irresponsible aud de-
'poiie rule WI sweep away every
landmark 81 ne Constitution
Resolved, lhnt We val diligently
Cooperate hhh 'n.liin WIN our bal
oiS oil citizens, North or South Of
whatever former political opinion
Who recognize The strong necessity of
Wrestling The political power OF the
government nom lhc lnnds Of Q
ccklc.- majority ~ Congress, which,
u seeking sell -iggrlndlhcmcnt and
'~erre'unllon OF power N Their own
.ands' are rcrvorilng the object OF
PC constitution and destroying the
lnhdcncc oil the people N the sta-
my Of The Government.
Resolved, That we fully and faith
llIy recognize the freedom OF our
'rmer slaves o, 9 legitimate result Of
le war, aud believing that under The
constitution aud laws OF Mississippi, p,
icy are protected IN life, liberty and
ropcriy we viii usc our influence to !
improve their condition as a race, aud ]
rcplre them Tor q sudden change in ,
lcir social condition but We uncom- !
rolnl-lngly oppose the effort that Is
",'"s '""'V ." '''ui' W thoIl :
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SE Ev-tls ~ - fsss
ioaf fsars - vslhairrizz. aad wuuld s.s..s
BIZ pairuus 70 have their vusk ss.s - -
- sofemeeF, = be iAssnds siosiur N -
~asaa. " warrants h voss IN EVER i.
s.Rfe E~fethitd there Z - aHiek .und
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ONG Wuo FATS furnl
LATEST NEWS.

WAsuNoto,, june T.. The
Senate vn- engaged to-day in tho
Discussion NJ the Legislative Appro-
priotion bill.
In the House the Senate bin rcla-
tive to the bountio. Of rolorcd .ol-
dicr., passed. Also q bin regulating
colorcd marriage, IN the District Of
Columbia, and for other purposes.
Mr.. Niblach of Indiana, pre-
-cntcd q memorial Of the Florida
Legislature relative 10 the internal
tax on cotton, which was ordered to
be printed and referred to the Com
mittcc on WAYS and Means.
The enquire, made by Cen Meade
are a. yet incomplete, but 50 far as
they have gone, they do not confirm
the report that the Canadian and
British forces had crossed the boun-
dairy line, or that any Of the Fcnians
had been killed by them, or that
prisoners were captured by them ON
the American side of the frontier.
BUFFALO, June l2.-rhc action
Of Congress has given new life to the
Fcnian movement. Enthusiastic
meetings are expected. A rcyolu-
committee has published a
stirring appeal to collect commissary
%atorcs, money, etc, and TO call meet
and pledge their support of the
men who inscribc upon their banners
universal Liberty"
MoLENE, June l2.-Tcn eompa-
mics Of regulars are cncampcd here.
-Four companies returned this morn
ing after an unsuccessful search for
munitions seized by the Fcnians north
Of this place.
NEW loHk, June I2.-presidcnt
Roberts has been released on parole.
The examination Of the arrested
Fcnians is progressing.
Gen. Meade and staff arrived here
to-day.
The FcniTs are returning here hy
the evening train. There WIS but
one family within a radius of twenty
miles in Canada when they made
their raid, tbc others having fled.
The Scotia arrived from Liverpool
on the ID, with adviccs via Queens
town to the 81. The following are
the latest markets:
LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening"
June 2.-Cutton-salcs $4,000 bales.
including 5000 to spectators and
importers. The market is buuyaut
and 6rmcr, with an advance of ID.
occasioncd by later adviccs from
America middling upland is quoted
ut about lid.
II Is fully confirmed that Austria
Prussia, Italy and the German Diet
will be represented in the Conlcrcnc,
by their Ministers. The time is moi
yet fixed for the meeting, but Clarcn.
don, Gottschalk, Bismark and l.
Marmoa had officially announced
that they would shortly arrive il
Paris.
IL is said that Napoleon will pre-.
side, with Drouyn dc LlIuys a.
second plcnipotcntiary. There ar,
rumors of an understanding, if mol
an alliance, between Austria an,
Russia, to support the treaties o
1873. II Is positively affirmed tina.
Austria has declined to entertain 1
proposition for the ccssion of Vcnctia
and has made over Holstcin TO Ger
many.
The London Tines. in view Of thi.
action by Austria, regards peace a
hopeless, and while II IS possible tina
all the seven powers may not be rep
resented, the belligcrvuts will con
tinue to prepare for war. The yer,
latest intelligence Is that the British
Government Is IN a quandary ON iii,
Reform measure, rs It's solution 4
prohlematicil.
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CITATION NOTICE.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters ies,amcntary having been granted
TO me upon the estate Of John II. nalch.
late Of Pamela county, deceased, By the Probate
Corrto Of saidcounty, Ut the November term. lsgs
thereof now all persons holding claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO come forward
and have them duly Prubaied and registered
according to law, or they will bc barred By the
statute in such cases made and provided.
JAMES l.. FLETCHER,
apl2l-et gxeru,or
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We nfe authorized 10 announce the name "
Green u, Watkins ne candidate for Sheriff Of
ranolo county. Election In October next.
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FOO ra eeai l0grl t,iGl 90
Vibrant M support NJ uliifr
iuIIIH luHU no.
WurHnn bf common counts puf.
po.o .ig,1la 40
rrn|' Court juror oiho's lci.
tmltoll 300 90
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Guu hop warrants rpllialci Nay
d. leda tol1 90
Donation warrants r]cpudintod May
"a lseo t1oa 80
port " soldiers families fopudi.
nicd May q, 1860 $3.50 90
Reduction on certain warmnla for
common county purpu.gt rcpu.
dated May 4, 1906, LASS 90
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Total $l5lGl OG
Debt Of county, May 3, 1866, SAFES 81
The foregoing Is q true statement from the
6lcs and records In my office.
W.. f. W0OTTEN,
June Q, 1866. Clerk Board Police.
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School Fund.
Statement Of School Find ef Pamela County

Amount notes against Miss. 4 Tenn.
RR, bearing 10 per Ct, interest $2l,o5l q
Interest due on same, 1885 90
Amount notes against individuals
Tor fund borrowed, the treasurer
holding note. secured by mort
age on real estate, 9.s7i 90
Interest on same, % 5000 90
Amount due fund by the county, 1864 90
Interest on same, ?,Jls 90
Mississippi State and Confederate
State Trctsy notes on hand, 1890 90
Cash on hand in good funds, i,lGs 90
Six scmi-nnnual instalmcnts Of
interest due from State-ahout $4,000 90
DISTRIBUTED ruSp.
Townships G, 7, 3 and 0, in good
funds no GO
Townships c, :, 3, 0, 10 aud -, in
Miss State Treasury notes a,2io 90
Total fund, = SsO,s5I %
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Miss. State mud Condcrate State
Treasury notes b,7GG 90
instruments due irum State, 10000 90
Mississippi State Treasury notes, 3,24O 90
$4,000 90
Fund on hand in notes and good
inndS, = 1886 %
The forJgoing Is q mir and correct statement.
made from the lilies and records In my Office,
June 4, lsG6. W. p. woOTTBN,
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For Rent.

The advertiser desires to rent his Family
Residence. The House Is comfortable frame
containing three rooms, and Is we'll arranged
for a small family. A large yard, In which
there Is On excellent well Of water, is attached
to the premises. For particulars apply at THU
Office. lei6-tf
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NOTICE.

strayed " stolen from the premises Of the
undersigned, near Sardis Pamela county, on
Saturday night tho 9th inst, three mules; one
bay mare mule fifteen years old, with white
spots on right hip; one brown horse mule thir-
teen years old; one dark brown or black horse
mule, seven years old, right eye out. ANY In
formation 10 me will be thankfully received,
and the party giving II rcmuncmicd beside.
jel6-2t 7. ]. TEMpLETON.