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each subsequent insertion 10 cts per square.
All business notices of advertisements to be
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square ten cents per line each insertion.
Legal notices will be charged in all cases as tran
silent advertisements.
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ment - paid for
All transient advertisements must be paid Tor in
advance.
An bills with regular advertisers shall be rem
dered monthly.
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The New York Herald says Con
gress cannot afford to waste its time
in idle controversies with the Presi-
dent or in giving effect to the prepos-
ferrous schemes Of impeachment which
Wendell Phillips, Ben Butler, Senator
Wade, ex-Judge Advocate Bingham
and other fiery Radicals have been
propounding all over the country.
President Johnson has done nothing
in the Presidential office that can be
made even decent pretext for his i'm
Deachmcnt.
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TERMS

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as the above rates.
Business cards of less than five lines viii be CLASH
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year for So 90 Forle than six months they will
be charged at the rate of five dollars per month. All
business cards and advertisements for three months
and less time must be paid for in advance.
WEEKLY RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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The Elections.

Our dispatches this morning give
partial returns from number of the
States where elections were held on
Teusday. Massachusetts,, as was
expected, has gone seventy thousand
for the Republicans, and, as if to
prove that she is paacticing what
she has been preaching, elected
two negroes to Congress. We
get very little from Missouri. In the
first district Gen. Pile, Republican,
has defeated Jno. Hogan, who received
a majority of l ,245 at the last election.
In the 9TH district B. +. Mclean IS
reelected over Geo. A. Hawley, the
Democratic candidate. We are not
surprised at Mclean 5 success as his
majority in 1864 was $3.50, but
we certainly did look for Hogan's re
election So far as heard from the
Republicans have gained one Con
gresham in Missouri. There are
seven districts to report yet.
In little Delaware, Gov. Salisbury
has defeated the present Republican
incumbent, for Governor, and Jno.
A. Nicholson is reelected to Con
gress over McKim. This is a gain OF
a Governor by the Conservatives in
! Delaware.
In Wisconsin the Republicans claim
a majority of $4,000, yet they could
not overcome c. A. Eldrige in the
4th District. Two years ago his ma
! jority was 463l-now it is put down
at 5000. He is probably the only
Democrat elected; so Wisconsin will
stand five Republicans and one Dem
| ocrat
There has been Il Democratic tri-
umph in Maryland. Francis Thomas,
however, is reported elected to Con-
gress from the 4th District by 1000
majority AT the last election his ma
jority was 4,34S-quite a falling Off
AS the returns stand, Maryland has
four Democrats and one Re
publican.
New York is claimed by the Re
publicans, and 5000 said to be the ma
jority--quite falling off in the Rad
ical vote. The returns are not suf-
ficiently clear to show the CoNgres-
sional complexion of the State. We
look for small Administrative gain.
Illinois goes Republican of course,
and sends John A. Logan to Con
gross. Illinois will probably elect
four Democrats Of the fourteen Con
| gressmen to be elected.
In New Jersey the Republicans
having gained two Congressman,
leaving the Democracy only Chas Sit
areaves. Two years ago his majority
was 4862-too great majority for
| the Radicals to overcome now.
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FROM WAsHINGToN.-At a Cabinet
meeting held in Washington, on the
9th inst, it was decided to await the
result Of the New York elections,
before proceeding to any decisive
action in reference to the radical out
rage in Baltimore.
If the elections in New York should
prove as favorable TO the conservative
cause as it is expected they will, it is
believed that the current of the pop
ular feeling in favor of radicalism in
the North will turn, and the country
be restored to peace and prosperity,
to Constitutionalism and union. The
highest authority is of the opinion
that under any circumstances, the
question whether Consitudonalism
is to prevail, or anarchy, will be fully
decided within six months. And on
this basis the policy of the admins
tration will be pursued.
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The MEXICAN ANNEXATION AND
PRoTECToRATE PROJECT-The New
York Times of the Both uIt., in dou-
bic loaded editorial says:
Our Washington correspondent in
forms us that Minister Campbell has
received his instructions, and will
forthwith proceed to his post as our
representative in Mexico. 1t is now
agreed that the French troops will
soon be withdrawn, Maximilian of
course going with them; that the
United States recognize the Juarez
Government, and undertake to support
1t, If such contingency shall become
necessary that in consideration there
of, Mexico will cede to the United
States large portion of the territory
OF Chihuahua, and nearly the whole Of
Sonora, and all of Lower California.
The line is not fixed further than that
it is to run from the Rio Grande some
where near Ell Paso directly to the
Gulf of California, so as to include on
our side the important port of Quay
mas. By this cession we gain new
and practical routes to the Pacific, Sc
cure the entire control of the Gulf of
California, and extend our direct sea
coast line on the Pacific from San Die
go to Cape st. Lucus, about q thousand
miles.
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Gen. Sherman and Minister Camp
bell will leave New York in a day or
two on the frigate Susquehana for
Mexico. In the Gulf of Mexico she
will be Joined by large squadron.
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The Raleigh N. c. papers profess
to have knowledge of a secret and well
organized society in the South, com
posed of loyal Union men, and known
as sRed Swines." There are said to
be ten thousand of them in North Caro-
lima.
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THE TIMES ON MeXICo.-The
London Times publishes a significant
article on the probable destruction of
the Imperial Empire in Mexico, the
coming retirement ofthe French troops
from Mexico and the firm assertion of
the Monroe doctrine rs q permanent
feature of the foreign policy of the
United States government The
writer acknowledges, in the most com
plete manner, that the expedition to
Mexico was undertaken at moment
when it was firmly believed abroad the
Union was permanently broken by the
effects of the late war, that the
condition of affairs has been materi-
ally changed since by the assertion of
its permanency and the vigorous
foreign policy Of the Washington
Cabinet, and that the Emperor Napo-
leon is the man who should be econ
doled with on account of the final up
shot Of this sorry Mexican business. >"
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EX-Congressman (Judgh) Oldham
OF Texas, is in Cordova, Mexico, tax
ing photographs for living.
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DE CRATIC 4"
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NOON REPORTS.

ELECTION RETURNS.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
the Chancefy oourt VI said county. At rules
before the Clerk Of said court, nj hia office In
the lawn II Pamela, on the Third Monday t2Oth
day. If August, 1860. No 1871 George ".
Dyer, administrators, " james W stammifr. IT
a. Upon affidavit filed In this cause, Il hp-
pearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court that
Mary q. Keith, Anna Keith aud Nathaniel D..
Keith. defendants In this cause, nre nun-rrsi-
dents Of this State, and reside beyond the limits
thereof - that the ordinary proccN Of law
canine be served upon them. II Is therefore
Ordered that they DO enter their appearance
hcrrin, on or hcfbre The first day Of the neat
term Of said court 10 be holden at the court
house Of said county In thr town " Pamela on
the seventh Monday after the fourth Monda, In
September, 1866, and plead, answer or lcmur
to complainant hill, OF the allegations thereof
will he taken fpr confessed as 10 them. Il V
further ordered that a copy Of this urler he
Published Ia the Weekly Pamela Sr.R, q
par~T Published In the town ~ Pamela IN said
county, ff four weeks succcssiyely.
j C. HARRISON, Clerk.
Harrison 4 Taylor Coz complnt huggS-lt
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county.
A. II. Mabcry, agent of r. l. Armstrong, vs..
W. II. Bernard. Attachment issued by Calvin
Justice Of the Peace, the 18th day Of
May, 1866, in favor of the said A.. II. Mabery,
agent Of r. l.. Armstrong, and against the es-
tate Of the said W. II. BERNARD, for the sum Of
fifteen dollars in the Justice Court held at Ro-
bina, In the county Of Pamela and State Of
Mississippi. One six-horse wagon levied on as
the property Of said W. II. Bernard. The de-
fcndant is hereby notified that unless he appears
In said court at the term thereof 10 be
held on the second Saturday in July, 1866, and
plead to said attachment, judgment will be en-
tered aud the property attached will be sold.
mayle-4t CALVIN BR00ME, J. p.
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CITATION NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi, Pamela county.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county.
To Stephen Yarbrough, William Yarbrough,
Augustine Yarbrcugh, Richard Yarbrough,
Martha Yarbrough, Nancy Yarbrough, Joseph
Yarbrough, John Yarbrough and James Var
brough, heirs and distributes Of William Her
ring, deceased You and each Of you are here
by cited to appear before the Probate Court Of
said county, on 25ih Of June, 1866, to show
cause why the final account Of Joseph A. Her.
ring, administrator OF the estate Of said de.
ceased should not be allowed and approved.
by order Of court, Issued March, 1866.
myle-4t ". ?. woOTTEY, Clerk.
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The srm II 4 = Saith A Co l. his day a !.
s.fsra ~ mnsnai cans.ni ". q Harris having
.sia l.,s entire l-ntsssss % ". J. TlasL vhs w.il
ronsinu< he rroiucs and 0fpctfy husihsa IN
,e=s<,tiaa VITA NJ. So Saith The stJls q
d. nrw srm viii he Smith 4 Floyd
N Harris en- h srsn II any time Al he
osa zz@na. 70 attznd 10 any hasins~ any ens
r><s hare rith him
I.isr SIS SMITH AGO
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Harrison. Robert n. Tssis,
HARRISON 4 TAYLOR,
At LAW.
PAEoLA. MISS.

VIII practice In the counties Of Pamela,
Lafayette, DeSoto, T~allahaichie and tn.
mics, IN ihs FEDERAL Court 81 foa,0t0e. aad
the High Cour, Of Errors and Appeals at
Jackson. Special attention given 10 Pro-
bate business By Robert II. Taylor.
marln-lf.
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DIR. A. II. McwiIIiams
NOTICE.

Tue sta.s u Mississippi Panels county. In
ths rirruit euuTt u said euanty. No lp5s
n. ". ug@haw, surviving partner, sset uu "
Lioyd. A~tisrhmsut issued the lsth DAY q
November, 1850. against The estate of ths said
dsfsndAns fos the mm u ti1h,0o rstnfnahle 10
The Cinalt eeafs q aid eeaniy. Notice Y
hereby given 10 The mia defendant. CD Lloyd,
thai aaleza he appear hsiofs said court on The
hrst day a he nsxi tsrm u aid court TO y
holden IN and fsr said county. ~ The court.
houss thereof, IN The IOWA u Pamela, on thi
ssvsalh Monday AFTER the foursh Monday 10
a.pssmhef. Uses. aud plead 10 said eeiiou
IaAsmsni viii Be entered against him, and th'
estate attached yin W seld.
J.C HARRISON, Cefk.
q w.s.sa for pTn ang1s-lt
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.
CHANCERY II I

To the h~sir~atlas q Sarah Vaughan. a..
ceased, and Of Sterling '. Vaughan. deceased
You and each Of Jon arv hereby eitedto h. ana
appear IN and before the Chancery court 81
rsaola county. state Of Mississippi to bs held
At The eeaft-hosss of saii county. in ihs tovn
o PanolA on the seventh Monday ansr ths
isurth Monday In September, 1885, then and
ihere to show cause, II any they can. WIN ne
reppF' OF the co~rnr'~'crsfs appointed H. -
court 10 divide the real estate belonging u saiS
sarah and Sterling p Vaughan Secsa.sa
Should Dot he confirmed and ! decree rsna.r,,
aeeofdihgiy. BY order Of court
&c HARRISON. Clerk.
'e'Ni'et suEl5-4t
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
the Chancery court Of said county. At rules
before the Clerk Of said court at his Office 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, vs. RI, Smelling, ct al. Upon affidavit
filed In this cause, II appearing to the satisfac.
ton Of the court that n. p. Smelling, NJ. O..
Keith, Anna Keith and N. D. Keith, defendants
In this cause, are non-residcnts Of this State,
and reside beyond the limits thereof SO that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon them. II Is therefore ordered that they
do enter their appearance herein on or before
the hrst day Of the next term Of said court. to
be holden at the courthouse Of said county in
the town of Pamela, on the seventh Monday
after the fourth Monday In September, 1865,
and plead, answer or dcmur to the complainants
bill, or the allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed as to them. II Is further ordered,
that a copy Of this order be published in the
Weekly Pamela Stan, d newspaper published
in the town Of Pamela in said county, for four
weeks successfully.
J Q. HARRISON, Clerk.
Harrison 4 Taylor for complnt aug25-It
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%AIfArnNENf NOrlrE

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HaHnHihf isAl sHl plead a. aii action
Judgement 500 be entered againfi hlm and the
tstaie Wiachfd vim Ne sii
4 q HARRISON Clefk
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%ATTNCHMENr NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, ranola county. In
the Circuit Court Vt Wid county No 2JC1
Jonathan or " William Eduarit Attach.
meni issued the lth isy " May. 1866. against
the estate u the said defendant William III.
wards, Coz the sum VI tSlO,sa, tvtutnablr To
the circuil cuuri uf said county Nolicc Il
hereby given 10 the slid defendant that unless
be- appears bciurr said court on The first day Of
the next term thereof 10 BE- holden At the
cuuf,.house Of said county In the town Of
Pamela, 90 the seventh Monday anct The fourth
Monday In September 1860. and plead 10 said
actiou, Judgment will be entered against him.
and the estate attached will he sold
Lr HARRISON, CLERK.
Harrison 4 Taylor hr PIN anrlt-4t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

hereas, at the March term, 1866, Of the
Probate court Of Pamela county, letters Of adj
ministra,ion on the estate OF Robert Hardie,
deceased, were granted the undersigned, now
therefore all persons having claims against said
estate, are hereby notified to have them Pro-
baied and registered, or they will be forever
barred. b. b. BROWN,
JOS. NJ. HARDfE,
jeq.6t Administrators
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PAMELA So u
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FRESH ARRuyAu,,,
CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela eous,, ,
Eliza z. Hastings, heir Of Alexander MI
ceased, and Henry y. Hastings, husband .
Eliza @. You and each Of you are hsrsh, ~
to appear before the Probate court u
county ut the courthouse thereof, on n, g.
Monday In September next, then and lh,. ,
show cause why the final account II Mile
Keith, administrator De bonis non with d, =
annexed, Of estate Of said deceased .bouli !
be allowed and approved. by order q :.
Issued End day Of August, 1896.
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OUR TWENTY FIFTH YEAR IN
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NOTICE.
DIR. ~. =. WEAVER,

Having permanently located a, Eureka Pamela
county, Mississippi, respectfully ofcn bis scr
vices 10 the citizens Of the surrounding country
In the arlou branches Of bis profession.
jang.Gm.pd.