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The EFFECT OF a New BONNET.
A Paris letter-writer tells a story of
a lady riding in an open carriage
through a crowded street, who wore a
very small bonnet, with very large
artificial vegetables upon it. The
effect of all this was that an ill-fed
horse following closely behind her,
stretched out his head and nibbled,
whercupon the lady shriekcd and the
bystanders laughed, but the horse bit
deeper into the deceptive provender,
and before the lady was rescued ate
all the vegetables" and every
thing else but the ribbons, which he
did not seem to relish.
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The Coqutlte



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Nho ms Of rfiiy youth
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While hlH win 10 bsf maufb
With t]lHhiHg ways aui pleasant looks
ahe ipfoid hef dangerous charms
THl boughuet yonth q overlook.
lu loves uH.neH afm
Add when with candof he'll disclose,
The agfrowf NJ htl heart
She'll smile him Into sweet repoae,
And heal thc bleeding smart
Her promises will mptufes raise,
And poibi bi' every pain
Whilst al her looks aud all her ways
Speak true affection plain
BOT peace, she cries when there no peace.
AM false drluding one
The soul is soon deprived Of casc
ny love. lie loves alone
For now she shows by marks too plain,
That she Is coqucttei
She turncs her lover oG-a man,
Aud lets him from her net
OF marriage she did not dream, Oh, no,
Her course was all for sport and fun
"And sure the man was crned TO think,
She'd yield her freedom to any one"
The courtship now Is loud proclaimed,
On wings Of wind II flies;
In every place the subjects named,
To increase the lover sighs.
But why should lhoughtlcg man complain,
Because he Is discarded;
It's true he feels a moments pain,
And seems quite ~disregarded
Hes Lost n wife, us true, but then
Let him with pleasure say
i've los, a s%oulIes. woman, when
Myself was cast away
Come disappointed lover, cheer
Your heart with this reflection;
You now are free, you need moi fear,
The torrors Of rejection.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been grants
ed 10 the undersigned on the estate Of sam1
@. CASEY, deceased, BY The PROBATE court Il the
Arrl 'sfm tAsis0g to- the county Of Pamela
and State Of Mississippi therefore al persons
having elaisas agsins, said estate win present
Them wishia the time prescribed hy iaw. or
they Nil BE ofvser barred. and III thee In.
70 said rstste viii ave costs br rayinr
NJ Immediately. A. p HorsfON.
leleH Admini-trnsor.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Virginia Hastings Elira Shores aud Amanda
shores heirs Of Mary @. Shores deceased. also
to Green y. Hastings husband Of said Wiz.
You arr hereby cited to appear before
The Probate court Of said county, al the cuur,
house thereof on Wednesday, the 7sth day Of
july, 1880, TO show cause why the inal accom-,
Miller D. Keith, one Of the administrators Of
deceden,s estate should no, be allowed and ap-
By order Of court.
jco-4t ". 2. wOOTTgx. Clerk.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. Pencils county. To
Emma Niles, lega,ee Of Alexander Mics, de-
You arr hereby cited 70 appear before
The Probate court Of said county, ai the court
house thereof, on Wednesday, the 2ssh day Of
luly 1856, 70 show cause Why The final account
of Miller D. Keith, one Of the Administrator
Il eoHis Hca. with the will annexed. Of estate
Alexander Niles decreased, sheuld not be al
and approved By order IL court.
ies-tt W. P. wOOTTES. CLERK.
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Devoted ~ NE Development n lhe
wtalih sd fefoafeea n ibe country,
and IN M ettscial ma9ncf 70 the
question n Ma South, bof industry
thl enterprises, her crops, lsbds, "
teultufe, lbo workings n %emanglpa
iiqh ani ihe condition n The feed
mon with fall statistical details N all
particulars Also, 70 ibo discussion
N great public 1uestioha pertaining 70
me- Reconstruction u the South, With
10 great variety u literary matter,
statistic, u american cities, home
and foreign commerce, manufactures,
internal improvements, revenue and
taxation. The nblcst contributors
are engaged 4 new series Of the
Royiew commences January, 1866,
monthly, ll2 to l2s pages
TERNs;--SG per annum Sll for
two copies els for three copies !
$50 for four copies, in advance.
Address j. ID. D. DE BOW,
Editor and Proprietor,
% Union 81 NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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GUARDIAN SALE.

Ia pursuance u an order Of The Probate
court Of Lafayette county, Mississippi, made Al
ne Aay tern, ises. thereof I will, ss guardian
Of Robert d and Mary G. sheerus. oHsr ~
ale Il puhlie auction on The 18th day Of Iulr.
1885. IN the town Of Panola. The fhIlswirs
dsscrihed lsna ftrs~n = ne Hobs lrast -
ing IN Pamela county and fourteen mile. S..als
Of The hvn Of rsnela te-vit: The nuthsss,
quarter Of ssction ihiFiy-six, TOW nshir twsnts-
ssveu' range two. cuntainlnr 90 hundred ana
sisiy acres Terms enc half cash. hsllanrs an
Twelve months time with approved s=snr,sT
JAMES O. sHEEgOG
lssh Guardian.
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Cheap Cash Store !! !
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B~ATESvILLE, MISS.
LOOK HEREi,

:. \. kahkle has an experience Of twenty.
iour YEAR, IN vslLdigsin9, and would caution
his patrons TO have their work done before ,hs
INST Of November. as he intends closing m fr
me season. He warrants his work In every in
stance, provided ihers is no qaick-ssnd.
Pcsiofice address Pamela. tmx,a.st
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EnR cInCrIT LrpaE.

We arc authorized to announce Colonel
Orlando Davis, Of Tippah county, nsa candidate
for circuit Judge Of the 7th judicial district
composed Of the counties Of Tippah, Marshall
Desolo, Pamela and Lafayette, NJ the election
In October next. te-pd.
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We are authorized TO announce the name Of
the Hon. A. W. Clayton, as a candidate for cir
cult Judge for the 1th judicial District, COM
posed Of the counties Of Marshall, DeSoto, Tip
pah, Pamela and Lafayette, at the election In
October next. te-pd.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters tcstameniary having been granted
TO me upon the estate Of John D. Balch,
late Of Pamela county, deceased, by the Probate
Court Of said county, at the November term, 1866
thereof now I'll persons holding claims against
said estate arc he,cby notified 10 come forward
and have them duly Probated and registered
according to law, or they win be barred by the
statute In such cases made and provided.
JAMES l.. FLETCHER,
apl2l-6t Executor.
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NOTICE.
ESTRAY NOTICE

Taken up by Elijah wilbourn, three mules
one a brown mare mule, shod before, medium
size, about twelve years old, branded &C. on
the shoulder and 1T on the neck. appraised
u SO. One a bay stud mule, Eve years old.
branded ~. s. on the shoulder aud IS on
the neck, appraised at sio0 One mule colt.
nearly black, two years old. valued at SIS,
Posted the aud day Of June, 1896.
JAMES BOWERS,
Jee-lt Ranger Of panola County.
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We arc authorized to announce the name of
Green r. Watkins, rs a candidate for Sheriff Of
Pamela county. Election in October next.
tc-pd.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been grant
ed to the undersigned on the estate Of VIM. NJ
Smith, deceased, at the August term, 1854,
Of the Probate Court Of Pamela county, notice
Is thereby given to all persons indebted to said
estate TO come forward and settle, or having
claims against said estate, to come forward and
prove them within the time prescribed By law,
or they will be forever barred. =
s. s. SMITH,
ISAAC SMITH,
apl?i-eu Administrator.
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CIRCuIT CLERK.

John G. Harrison has authorized us to an
nounce his name a. a candidate for reelection
TO the Office Of circuit clerk at the ensuing cleo
ton.
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PROBATE JUDGE.

1T. NJ. Bufbridge has authorized US to an
nounce his name rs u candidate for Probate
Judge Of Pamela county at the ensuing cleo
ton. te-pd
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FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce the name Of
Robert B Jones, a. = candidate for Sheriff Of
Pamela county. Election In October next.
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The many friends Of Capt. John ". Nc
Cmcken announce his name as a candidate for
the office of Sheriff Of Pamela county at the
ensuing election.
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We are authorized TO announce the name Of
n. W. Terry, as a candidate for Assessor Of
Pamela county, at the ensuing election.
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FOR AssEssOR.

We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
John II. Branch, who lost a leg at the siege Of
vicksburg while on duty with the Hudson bat
terry, as a candidate for Assessor Of Pamela
county, at the ensuing election.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
William D. Gilcbrist heir at law Of Tanning
Jones, deceased.
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Probate Court Of said county, at the court
house Thereof on the goth day Of June, 1866, TO
show cause why the petition Of Jane Jones,
widow Of decedent, praying for dover in deec-
dents lands, should not be granted.
By order Of Court, issued 3lst day Of May,
1865. W. p. w00TTEN, Clerk.
~june2-lt
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Memphis Markets.

The following are the lates. quotations
as given by the Memphis papers;
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Hnmhueesry 10 Outaanksd.

Our agents bolnR Informed u The cumts.
ton Of each article and authorized 10 Imp.n
the same Information TO regular practising pht
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The Public Meeting.

The proceedings Of the public meet
ing will be found elsewhere officially
reported. We think it due to a large
number of the citizens present to give
q series of resolutions whi,h expressed
what they thought to be the proper
course of the State in regard to the
Phl'adclphia Convention. When tie
vote was taken on the prt mIlc and
resolutions below, as to whathcr they
should lie substituted .or those submit
tea by the committee Of FIVE, it stood
23 against the substitution and 10 for
it. Thus it will appear that the issue
was fairly and squarely made-ouglt
we to be represented in the National
Convention-and it was decided by a
small majority that we should be. a,n
1t was stated by gentlemen that the
meeting was not as fully attended as
1T was desirable it. should be, consider
ing the very important issue before the
citizens of, the District, and notas full
ly as it would have been had not tie
nature of the call been somewhat mis-
understood.
The matter Of sending delegates to
Columbia is now among the past is.
sues. We haveno more to say upon
that, except that the arguments of the
friends of the National Convention, as
tqghy We should be represented in
Philadelphia, were not at all cenclu-
sive. The only forcib1c argument, was
the torcible, manner in which thoy clos
cd their eyos tothe premises of the Gail
upon which they acted. ,'.r
But there is still another point up
on which we raise,a pote of warning
and that is, we hope our State Con-
vention1win decline sending delegates
to Philadelphin Our voice is feeble,
we are aware, but raise TIVE viii, for
we feel deeply, as deeply Interested as
any man mapna;ip ip this State for the dignity
and welfare off the State. ,tRSalStatet
T""' -: -
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The Public Meeting on Monday.

The meeting On the 23d, called to
select delegates to the Convention to
meet in Columbia on the lst August,
was pretty we'll attended. The pro-
ceedings will'be found in another coll
umn.
We have heard itintimated-that our
failure to publish any notice of the
meeting in Tuesdays issue led to the
impression that we were disposed to
treat the matter with, at least, indiffer-
ence,if not contempt. We positively
deny the charge, and challenge the
proof for the shadow of such an opin-
ion. When we differ from others in
opinion, we differ from principle and
not any petty piquc. We arc honest
in our convictions, but firm, and We
yield to none in liberality towards the
opinions of others.
When we returned to the Office
from the meeting all the proof sheets
were struck off and awaiting our arri-
val at the sanctum, the '"matter"
was made up for the paper we read
the proof hurriedly with view to get
of if possible to attend the funeral of
a deceased, friend, and did not get to
our dinner until about half past five
O'Clock. All that we could have done
would be to have announced that the
meeting took place. The HERALD
which went to press the next day did
that, as well as announced WHO were
elected delegates.
The Secretary had not an official re-
port ready, SO we simply, awaited his
readiness.
We regret to have to notice this
inuendo. but our position both in the
matter Of the business before the meet
ing, and in connection with the pres
ent entire control Of what goes into
this paper, compcls us to do it. We
do not know where it originated, nor
do we care, but it is material that VIC
should refute the charge come from
what source it may. M'C.
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Reynolds, was unanimously confirmed.
Mr.. Reynolds offered the following
resolutions which We're unanimously,
adopted:
Resolved, That we do not regard
The Hon. Jefferson Davis, the pure.
and patriotic President of the late.
Confederate States, as guilty of any
offence against the United States, and
therefore his Incarceration in the pris-
on of Fortress Monroe'is in opposition
to every principle of humanity, at va
rance with every preeept of Chris
tianity, and is blot upon the ciyiliza-
tion of the age.
Resolved, That our representatives.
in the Columbia Convention be in
structed to present the foregoing reso-
luton, and to urge upon the delegates
to the Philadelphia Convention to use
all fair and honorable means for his
release.
On motion of DIR. William Carlisle
the proceedings of the meeting were
ordered to be'published in the Winns-
boro News.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
W..R. ROBERTSON,
Chairman.
A. & DotrGIAss. Secretary.
Winnsboro, July %, 1866.
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Reply to rs" on The Wagon Wheel.

AS we promised, we now reply to
as" to show That our position is the
true one ip relation to the motion of
tho wagon wheel. We will take up
the 'sovcn poihtsnoticed in the commu-
nicatioh from "S.'' '' - ~
]. As to the centre ofthe hub being
the centre of the wheel, ,as it is in any
wheel used in machinery. This is
true as far az matter is concerned, bit
in relation to moti6n there is an i'm.
..... IS, ~ sl'Gi ;. - TlW'r' NiTa.
porssnt diilfercpce,,,a In q spinning
wheel the ceptye Of the whcelandathe
e,of motion, correspondey bat
INA wheel ofa wagon when tile 'wael
on moves upon the ground TIE ceptrie'
Of not nmotion drops as it were from the
axle or hub. downjto the,gound.ao. o,
81. The ground is not the rosistance
to be orerodme.' If there were No
@hteas; tbd grSard wSdld 'Be that re-
"a. .i1 u: A. r,' f'"Sf. g !, 80
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The National Union Convention:

It. appears to have been properly prede-
termncd tha. there should be little or no
discu Ision, and accordingly The proceedings
were brief and exceedingly harmonious.
D. b. DeSaussure, Esq. offered the fol-
luwing resolutions:
Rrsoived That tho people of Richland
District support his Excellcncy Governor
Orr in his appeal to send delegates to the
National Union Convention to sit in Phila.
delphia on 'le'llth of August proximo.
Resolved. That n Committee of ten citi-
zens OF the District be appointed to nomi-
nate delegates to the State Convention to
he held in Columbia for the appointment Of
dc egates f, ON the State.
Tae Commitiee nftor deliberatioN report
ed the names of the following delegates:
Gen Wad.., Hampton, W + DeSaussure, Cot
William Wallace. Col W McMnster, d Is
DeSaussnre. EJ Scott, j G Gibbes. Olin
Talley, NJ ! aBnrde, Dr. Ray, Rev VIM Mar.
tin, Gaps j II Kinsler A + DuBard, II I
CauGhman. w X Bachmhn. Gen Alexander,
d Fenley, e ID Hayward, w a Harris,
Capt r Adams.
The report was adopt ed. .-Cdrolinidn.
Essence OF BEEF.--It seems that n scheme
has been set on foot to utilize the large
quantities Of beef heretofore allowed to 90
20 waste n The large s'augh ering establish.
ments nj Brenos Ayres. where the hides
hams and tn'low only aroused L,ebig. the
celebyated chemist, has discovered pro-
cess by which from Ii TO ~ prr cent Of dry
h"sh IS soluble in water. and all the savory
elements Of ner!s separated purified, readi-
~ freed from the ablumen and coloring
rnnurr. aud solidifed The extract thus
prepared has all The nourishing properties
Of m"nt. and can be readily made into n
del o:ons coup and other articles of diet. In
lis "rdInnry decree of concentration, one
pound of the extract can be made from
rhr'v three pounds ofmrat This can he
sola for So per pound, and will make soup
lor % persons.