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Condition Of the South.

A special dispatch to the Chicago
Times, dated Washington, April .
reads ~ followsi
Mr.. Stephens Powers, who ha.
been eight months in the South a.
correspondent of the Cincinnati Com.
merciai, testified to-day before the
reconstruction committee respecting
Florida, Louisiana, aud Texas. liz
thinks a great majority Of the people
of the South aro cndcavoring, IN good
faith, to conduct themselves rs Iowa.
citizens Of the United States. The
theory of secession is dead. There
are not fifty respectable politicians IN
the South who really believe in the
constitutional right of a State Ia
scccdc. Those elected to Office by
the people are no, the old Grc-cating
scccssionists, but moderate men, who
resisted secession TO the last. FIX.
officers of the rebel army are elected,
not simply because they prosecuted
the rebellion, but because they arc
like northern officers, simply the best
men in the country. lie saws the
test oath ought to be abolished, for
the simple reason that there Is scarce
y n respectable man in the South
that can take il. lie saws that 80.
callcd Union men of the South, who
remained therein during the rebel
lion, r generally the most CON.
tcmptible politicians in the South.
Since the holidays the negruc.
have gone TO work with a surprising
unauimiiy, aud are getting fair
wages IN most cases. lie estimates
that over 10000 Of them have
rented little lots of ground. The
planters have become much NOR
hopeful in the last three weeks, and
now begin TO acknowledge that free
labor will succeed.
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Remember ihe ull ff q publ,
meeting a. ~ held on fbe Gfsi Mon.
day W May ioinle inia consideration
the present distressed condition 9th,
,annity with fciernce 10 out peopl.
tuing cth other
II is reported that the clcfk pni
Sheriff. IN thoctaw, Calhoun and
Carroll cauniies, resigned ihcifohief.
% prevent ihe people from bciug di'.
ircsncd BY suits. We do uoi sustain
N advocate such revolutionary mraa
aires, but mention the report 10 show
shat this subject i regarded IN 4 ycf,
serious light IN other portions Of lht
state, Let there bca fall ATTENDANCE
of the people.
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On Saturday last the fmterrty o.
Pamela county asacmblcdm the lndw
iIall uc,ordlng 10 the order Of thc
Grand Lodge, 10 pay a tribute Of re.
spect to those Of their members who
cell in the war which has just closed,
The attendance was large, but not "a
numerous a. We had Expected, This,
however, was caused by the rain,
which commenced falling early in the
morning aud continued throughout
the day, and preventing very many
ladies' from attending, but still a
large number attended and brought
with them an abundant dinncrfor all.
The procession moved from the Hall
40 the Baptist Church, where after
prayer blythe Rev. BrothorScc, Capt,
n. c. Taylor delivered an able, chastc
and appropriate address. We will
publish il IN the STAR rs soon as u
copy Is prepared.
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we're - At H. g. dApmd n tmI
iht mHlea etft mufh lnitt I
mif faf aH1aHl IN nHisefrsg Nrf
mahg lluiaaaA. NJ dallaf ibt
fsHdl we fhii mHny men went
asHy mad N NJ Isumtuf Hull M
pdiy n he faut shih lad ~
flded Hss 18th ~ and aRaIn lhaH
iht t,fy tHa ffdsms that ~
tfrA iu~-e fNetm mi ili.
iahil bril- daut near alfa rlgli lf
tween them NJ lmai m naf ngh f
II i resible ~ fhe Count ia 49, n
sieh maes
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We have received a letter from the
Rev. Mr.. Rosamond, ut present re-
siding in Memphis, inquiring what
the prospect is for establishing .
school at Pamela or Batcsvillc. II,
j. a South Carolina by birth, raised
In Georgia, and has had some twenty
years experience as a teacher. W,
propose that the people Of panola
aud Batcvillc mite in building 1
male school-housc, on ground hal
way between the two places. What
say you, fricndss Those having chil.
drcn 10 send to schoo, should tax,
the lead in this matter, and not lcav,
il to old bachelors, like u. In order
10 give shape TO the enterprise, We
take the liberty of saving that a
meeting will be held OF llaicsvillc,
on next SATURDAY, the 2Sth inst, ut
che storc-housc Of 5. :. Smith & Co,
for the purpose Of making arrange
mcnis n the subject. Let there be
no Sinking on the part Of parents,
but come up like men, aud do your
dut
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The crops

We have plade pretty cvtcnsiv,
inquiries about the prospect for the
neat cnp in Pamela county, and the
result Of our Investigations are that
the farmers are doing remarkably
well under the circumstances. The
freedmen are working as well A.
usual. and everything indicates a
good crop. Tho greatest difficulty
sccms TO be that everybody Is dis
posed to cultivate cotion, to The ex-
el#icn of ether crops. This u all
wrong. rs !, Is better for farmers to
raise less cotton and make morc
TRIAD; and II the present policy l.
pursued, Il will rzult in lowering
the price Of coston, and Increasing
the pricc Of brcadstuiis out of all
proportion. Prudent men will make
enough 10 support them, while the inn
prudent will have tosrend all that they
nalin frm their cotton In the pur-
chase Of provisions to live upon. The
true polio, for the south i 10 make
enough pEvvisicns 10 live upon Tor
the next year, and The cotton will
furnish The means with which to buy
their clothing and pay their taxes.
One half . crop Of cotton will bring
A. much money into the country As a
full ernr. We hepe Cur people will
consider cf this matter In time.
CREDITOR, viii next fall sweep
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FATAL COtlc AMONG MuLrs
PROM FEEDING oN ur-corNrRY
CuuN.-A frightlul collie. II i said,
has got among the mules on the plan
t%ltious On the Mississippi river, which
,lty. it, thousands. Tho Nick burg
H0rtd speaks of It A. being in that
vicinity, aul states that il killed two
Thousand in Is hours. We have
hcanl ut thi. ualady frequently since
the clu>c uf the war. as prevailing in
various part. OF the country. Il Is
nut confined in the Bottom farm.
by any mgius. but j. heard 1T ever,
whcU IN the south riat a. psoglf
fail 70 make corn enough for Meir
orI Ha, aui have To bus corn raised
~ ihr North. Our planters saw
the, know not how It i, hut il /,
certainly true, that very often the
cum brought down the river. though
apparently sound, produces a fatal
cullc among their mules, answering
precisely 10 the description 1T the
turtul disease announced hy the
Hauld as prevailing ia the neigh
borhool ct Nirksburg on the Missis-
sippi river. tine planter told rs
.cmc weeks avo. that he had Lost
fourteen mules since he pitched his
crop, aud hal The, al died from this
"l0rtol-cnrW cole. '-1ryus.
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%ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State 81 Mississippi, Pamela county. In
me circuit court vf saiA cuunty. No, 1905
> Martin 1 son, ~ James searry. Attach.
nient issued The luth day q March. 1890.
sgsirsi The estate q the aid defendant. fsr ,hs
sum q size %. rrturnahis 10 The eirruit eour,
q aid county. Notice + hereby given 10 M
sAid defendant James searry, that nnlss. h an.
pear hsfrs said curt On The sr.t Az - ~
neat term thereof is be holden at the eoat
houss Of sid county in The town Of rsnols On
ne seventh Monday after the ourth aona., i
Asrehs 1855, md plead 70 aid sssion. judgement
ill 3 sassred ansinss hin. s~s ~
saensa VII be sold. &c HARRfsnv'
apt7-lt
Harieon 1 TarIer c. pinsa
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Letters Of administration having b,fn ~
Y 70 me undersigned on the estate Of Nn.A
Sml'a' asssassd, Il NE August ksu, iesk
y ne ffseais CosEt &c Pamela county. nctf7
: merely given 10 ell persons indebted 70 -
ss'a'e % come forusrd and settle. q hsvias
GAINS against said estate. 10 eame hruefd -
Fruve them vishir shr si-.s ~rFrafitef : -
OF they uM b torevsr harrra.
SIS SMITH,
ISAAC SMITH.
aFi2l-6ts Administrative.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

TIE state Of MizsSippt. ranols cuuntr Il
TIE Cirruit cgatt q ssid cuunty. W Usrri
Surviving PARTNER, Va W. r. Ccnnef Attach
msat isued ne lfih dsy 81 Narrh. ises
tEalas, he estate ef tbs aid defendant taF II,
sum q s6s %. rvufualHe 10 the Circuit court .
sod ruunty. Nours i htfthy Kivtn b he al.
defendant, W y Ceaneg. that unlss Ne srpe.l
tsars said court On hehrstdsy II the nsxtief :
thsfeor = b. holden in and kr ssid cianty. =
The tourt oassthervef inihs town afrsnalA a.
rs evessh Maudss ansf ne eiurth Ma@.t.r :
Marcia tss6 and plead % aia action. jadgmsni
will b. entered arsinst him and Tie estate Al.
tithsd vii te pli
masi-4t &c HARRISON. cssa
AoSSley 5 liaglA ies plsiana.
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Memphis cotton Market.
Obituary.

Died. ut one O'Clock ON the morning Of the
10Th Inst, al the residence of her mother near
Strlis Mis-. Mis- lrSNW Ronruraos. For
nineteen bright and beautiful ycnrt, our dear
Ir1uie iWrll among u5 and then earth conli
eltim hcr ~ longer TN that morning. when
shc bid ndicu IA her s%urrowiug friends. the
angel scnlIncl on The wltchtuwcr Of the eternal
world iitcW Wide the portals Vt bliss 10 admit
ihc sweet angelic pitii NJ ON loved nnr. She
NOW rpnntcd from her friends Of this world
ul trials and ituuhlc-eonc forever from a dear
sicr and lowing hfoihert and rom a Kind and
Hn,,iiunhle muihcr She nn return mn mora
10 them; bat ns an angel, her delightful task
viii be 70 watch and guide them through lie.
10 restrain them when they would crr, 10 en-.
courage them 10 follow the path he followed In
lite thai they may meet her In that haven Of
hlisf which thc % enjoys. She can return
!" ui mo- more, hui We can 60 10 her, where
laiifnF VIII be- me- mufr, and when, Ike her. we
wilt lc ncc ir0m al suffering. weeping. and
eargs ni % wicked and u~nchanuhlc world. To
cate lot them nov 3 her delightful task. and AZ
they awaited watched and wppt over hcl DIVING
couch while She set fingered on the shore N
Time. she Nill throw around her sorrowinp
friends wings VI angelic lustcr aud lend tbem
HE strong arm Of lith, and IN them above
The tolls md vcSalions Of a lin miiirn world.
She was beloved by al Who knew her
Nome knew her hut 10 love her,
None named hef but 10 praise
Beloved by her nuoeiitct She was ever ready
10 cheer aud encourage them when vofIii,
i]funhlrs Wdlrnri their hrlfia Taken from n.
ia the bloom Ut tie, In early v-omanhood. leay.
Ing many 10 weep over her silent grtte he /,
now IN angel 10 Heaven, aud we .hould vesr
IL nruw NO mhtr. SAs iff goas hone. Nav
the rnrih rest lightly on The honord grave
Wherein lcs bet beautiful form. May rose
spring ftom hef resting place. and there bloom
il The hrchnngvl shall stand upon the pedestal
IF tins AMI suund the funeral II this Ill earth.
when shall b. wheUd IN that glorious hay when
The Kingdoms ~ this world shall lccome The
Kingdom of our Lord aud Savior jews Christ.
aud when Heath shall hc ,,sn and flt NO morc
Rsqiafffat ~ psars. Euc
Siriit Niss, April u, ls6G
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STRAYED!!

From the subscribers premises, on OF about III,
2sth ultr one small black FLY, three years old
one very pretty sorrcl mare mule, two year
old, aud one bay mare mule eighteen or tEcnt,
months old. Said stock were last heard from
near Belmont, some ten days ago. found tw,
mule colts Of the same party, at Mr.. Oglcsby's {
few days ago, the other three are still out.
will pay a liberal reward and al reasonable ex,
penses for their delivery TO me, or for infoma.
ton concerning them.
aprli-tf JOHN C. BRAHAN.
Nine miles West Of Como.
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Family Medicines.

Every family requires a class Of pure and e.
i%cctivc remedies which may be confidently re.
lied upon In cuc u actual necessity. We have
used eyed every effort In endeavoring to supply
The demand, and ask nm honest trial at Inc
hands Of the people. Unreliable compounds,
prepared by unprincipled and uneducatcd
Northern men, who know but Il tile about med.
icine aud less about Southern Treatment are far
inferior to those prepared by experienced South.
cn physicians consequently, we are con6dcn,
the SOUTHERN PEOPLE will give om
remedies a hearty support.
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DIR. DromeooIo's
English Female Bitters.

For all female complaints and irregularities
painful, suppressed or irregular m~enstrualion
leueorThoea OF whites falling Of the womb, al
c%ctution and irriiability Of the womb, mysteries
swimming aud giddinCu u the head, chlorpsis
.'euii'y, pains in the side, hack and loins icl
headache, cold feet, difficulty Of breathing
pccrish aud irctfal temper and all those ugi,
and Troublesome complaints so common anon,
old and young, married or single females
Price two dollars and a-half per bottle.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters 'cstamcntary having hses sss'<a
70 me upon the estate of John n Hekk.
,s'e o' ianola county, deceased By the rTehs.s
,oaIt o. said county, At the November tern. ~,
.ne.ecii now al persons holding ciainszfa'rs
saia estate are hereby notified 10 eors fxusss
and have them daily pmhased and registers
according 10 law, Of they win Be- hare By sAs
statute IN such cases made and prosId~a
JAMES I. FLETCHER,
afadi-st Exeeuspf.
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Helm 4 HobgoOd,
sardis, Miss,

hts n. nmtsf "a. hHaai "a Hai dssFti Hat
HHfaa AND ffHiilh 0NniH
hsHtf a Ha caHHg sl respectfully lhHh FHfHtatr II = ~
nsN4a II Na mat w. mfhaf ftsftlg "a
Abita bHEaa aOnph.
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t8ha fhs fsFibi tash Ne fhatf n tfgHes. My1 tm psA. !.
sine 4ta Ions Hs#1a fTlaa hehH.tH ls ~ ltss 81 HI#t4#. -. I.
LssI k.ssaf4 gt#ms1' tfft9 sbI Hfsff hss. fem 81 u hH' -
f4taa aHtfs hHa. fHFftH tHl A. Flthsh egfAeH, #hHs ~
ss'fg A~asaigfah. s~nsaIsfisa, fHHhT, afslhsa e. Dw saaA
.eI Il fftsaa VI IN competition. W. no at Ne HhdasgI. ".
tai soaaa h Ne fiaaty I lhHledi ~ 30 HN4 Ne test -"
Ftfii ApdiM sff.t@ IttttS 4 if0b0om
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VIEW NTS.
Proposals for Building n
tourt-House aud Jail,

Arsus, TvNtci CorNrv. Miss1
april 9TH, lsG6.
We The undersigned, Commissioner appoint.
olht The Police Court of Tunica county. will
On The ~ Monday In Way lsCG let ont The ~.
raiuuE IT The itil and building " a cuurt.hpnse
TOE 'aid tuuuiy The plans and specification,
Ate uun on Ole 10 ,hr Clerk olige
riiCS n TURNER
T. NlntErr,
l.F SAMPLE
sptli-U mmi~si8ssrs
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Enigma.

\ press Of other matters prevented
rs Irum getting up cur enigmas for
this week. Our correspondents will
obligc Us by continuing their faycrs
IN this line.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
NC circuit court Of said county. No. g0ps'
Horton sstis 4 Co, vs. James searry. Attach.
ment issued the 10th day Of March, lsee.
against ihe estate Of the said defendant, for the
sum OF $500, rsiurnahle to the circuit court a
AID county. Notice Is hereby given 10 thssald
defendant James Searcy, that unlez no appear
oe'ofs said court, on the first day Of the NEXT
term thereof TO be holden At the euurt hou.s 4
se,a county, In the town Of Pamela, on the sev.
snth Monday sfcr the fourth Monday In uarrh
-, ana plead 10 aid action, Judgment win
viii be sold. 10 HaRnIsoS Tss.
VAR &Ceopsr for PLAINTIFF spri.lt
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efn lie'Il ahliNlnR d'L na'H was
ever WlNhI' q NitlnF llc fno. nn
10 .l) lhal the south ~ .iNly dair
can l'rm AN alliance WIN France,
lnd nave au'llluD French soldiers
landed ~ New Orleans aud 2OlO0O
more oil me .ltorc. OF the t%hc.apcakc
WIN when lofcr they could whip the
N"r'l"c+ INTO the Cohlcdenoy, and
1I'' We hurricane 81 o'yil war to
weep lrom Mason ~ Dixon line To
the codll'hrrl,s ct Maine, tll the last
abolition iool'old on The continent 81
America was cNIlhg'u,hed. Nv
WIN meet YOU, ne continues, Face Ia
iacc' hnllc to kniir, steel to steel and
pike to pike and cause ,on to bleed
At every pore make You regret IN
bitter agonic7 OF death that ,on even
'eli any concern Tor the African rose.
Again ne says TO llicm hcll-dc.cry-
ing freedom ~shr,ehcrs' We will be
upon You ~ the North, at the honI
OF midnight and ~ long as = lMcl'
ler match can he found We will burn
up your substance pray John
Brown aud ms conlclcmtcs out o.
hell, where the whole batch of you
are gong with lightning speed
don ASK to be punished IN hell, iol
that would be inadequate to youl
erlm, ask to be mmlilatcd, or ban'
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Sir John serantieur's Celebrated
Fluid Extract Bearberry

i rurrsHfd 10 be the hest and cheapest som.
pound now hefore the public. for all diseases n
the Kidneys and bladder, affecting male Or r..
male. II Is a specific remedy for ineontinsnrs
~ nnn-rvtention Of urine, irritation. infama,
ton aud liberation Of the bladder. kidneys ami
urvthra, diseases II The prostate gland pains n
The hack and weakness all symptoms afisins
tom sxrssses habits Of dissipation or iudiserr.
Ton, nervousness, loss Of sleep affecting mail On
FINALE. Price. large hotties only one dollar
Our other preparations are
fhlotidsinc Stomach nitters,
Dr. nrumgoalss Red niafrkoca Remedy
Ne lie Rockies Pile Saive.
nFumEeole & Co.'S Dyssntary eompoupd
nrumEpule kCcs Lung Baiam.
Drumgcole 4 Cos Vegetable Antkhiu;m.
rillS
Dr. J. farham's Indian salre.
nrumruuie 4 Cos Rat KILLER.
De Ia Rockies Liver Pils
fhsss medicines We recommend with eans.
denes % al families and cur agents yin sate
pseasufe IN supplying yuar wants. They ARE ali
manufactured At he depo, and ahosatorr n
The Great Ss#shsTn Preparations hv
]. ?. DRuN0OoLE 4 Co.
Wholesale and retail Drurris.s an Main 81
MExrais Tzxx.
Fee ale ~ n-vrri=s 81 merchants ~
sals IN fsnels NJ nclrssk aoors. IN sariis ),
81 baaiaF u msf5l-smL
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DO La 1ooIko'@
CHILL KING.

\ certain and safe remedy br all forms Of ehills
and icvtt, intermittent rrmiitent aud billions
ievetS dumb chillS periodical headache, neuml-
siA pains and aching Of the joints and Limbs.
cold and chilly sensations night swea,s nerv.
ous prosintion, debility, etc.
CHILDREN AND INFANTS
NC i with %impunity ns Il Il pleasan, 10 the
taste, never affects the head and 4 permanep,
in Ne action. One package will cure any case
of chillA Each package contains a hoy of
ant.perodic pills a bo1 Of liver pills and a
bottle Of tonic. Price two dollars her naekerr
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LAST NOTICE.

Al psrsuus indebted 10 The estate q William
\ Saith. bate Of ran1is ruantY. arr hsrvhy
nctihsi 10 cums ksvsrd sni settle before ne
return day i oat, Or shey wii he sued
: s. SMITH
ISAAC SMITH.
vsise Aiaaaascs
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Do La Roo1ko'a
constitutional Nouarh.

OF American Blood Purifier, supcrccdinr the
use Of al "uolasacs and water arapsrlla
compounds now before the public. II Is recon-.
mended @r ell impurities Of the blood vhefs an
Alternative Is rCquiredi for scrofula or Kings
e'iL rheumatism, old scrvs and ulcers boiis
iumers g%lavdular swelinFs camp Itch, seald
head, letter, rinEwurm, c~utaneous diseases rrn.
orally pimPlss and blo,ches on the face, ssphi.
little tsints Il the system, hereditary diseases
etc. Price one dollar and a-half per bottle.
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THE GREAT
SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS! I!

Ater near twenty yean toll in battling the
diseases Of the Southern climate, we have de-
eidsd, with other physicians, to prepare and of
fer the Southern people our entire skill and
medical experience In the shane of
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The escape of Head Center Ste
phcns from Ireland j. ~ longer
doubtful. lie arrived in Paris on
the 18th of Marh, and immediately
tclcgmphCd to his wife, who was in
Cork expecting instructions To en-
bark Tor the United States, to Join
him in Paris. Mrs. Stephens forth
with Sc, out for England, en- route to
join her husband, and both are now
beyond the clutch Of British law.
AZ last acumts Me-. Stephens was
the guest Of John Mitchell in Paris.
The candle-fsh, a most curiou.
specimen of the funny tribe, Is caught
on the cust Of British Columbia. Il
Is OF marvellous atncs., and the
natives u-c it as a lamp by drawing
a rush pith through Il, when Il will
burn steadily until consumed. and
give a god clear light for radine
anil other purposes.
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The Waco CrCxasl Register speak.
Of the large Immigration into That
State from cas, Mississippi. Alatama
and Georgia.
"Who is he's" said a passCr-bv Ia
u Policeman, who wa cndcavoTinr
to raise an intoxicated individual,
who had fallen into the gutter
Cant say, sir," replied the poliO~
man che Eau give no account OF
HIMSELF "Of courr not. said the
other, show can you cxlect an nc
count frun a man who has los, his
hallanccs"
Mamma, If | am good | shall 90
to Heaven, shan't IL "Ycs. love-
"And who will be there, besides 90
Angels - dear, beautiful angels
"Ahi" hcsitated the boy, "all angels
all good, beautiful baysl Mamma,
dear, do you think, II I'm very good,
they viii let me have Just one little
devil to play with
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-21
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters ies,ameniary on the estate Z
u. A. Watkins, deceased, were granted 70 b
andersiEned a, the February term, lses, Of =
honorable Probate Court Of rasola cant
state OF Mississippi; Now Therefore all psrs
having claims against said estate arr hereby ,
uhed TO have them Irobated and registered :
the Probate Clerks Office Of said county wiika
ever barred.
JOSEPHINE WATKINS Essca,ds,
apl2i-st
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-21
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

NO $50 Front Street. Memphis Tenn.
We have made large additions to our stock
o. provisions staple and fancy groceries, wills.
kics hrandies t0baccos and vines together
with all articles In our line 10 suit the irude.
We would invite our friends and the trade gen.
enlly 10 examine our stock before purchasing
has- Liberal advances on cotton In store, and
careful attention given 10 the ale Of same. VA
kblI-sm. ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-09
ToTIOE.
STOLEN

TTROM The plantation Of Alex. Oliver, ON
II hsNjght o. the 2sth ult. . small sorrel
nusrE: 4 iisssa reward viil be given for the
recovery Of the horse or for the apprehension
JOHN BURNETT, ealorsa.
March 2-2t Z. -. e.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-04

RICHARD COOPER. J. NJ. SMITH,
COOPER * SMITH,
\ T L 0 RN EYS AT LA w,
EsaanSon, Hiss.