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Important aIIIiafj order.

The following onlcr has laa been
Issued ~ General Gmu. dated
"II@jquar'er n ihe army Wash.
inFan. Juiy I, 1906
GrSrnAt Onprn No A-De
mnmcnt, District and roai Com.
manders IN States laiely IL rclelliyu
are hereby directed ~ arrest MI per.
sons who have been of may hereafter
he charged with commission Of crimes
and onenseH against officers, agenisI
citizens and inhabitants u the United
States, irrespective of color, In case,
where the civil authorities have failed
~ arrest and bring such parties "a
trial, and 10 dotain them In military
confinement until such time IA q
proper Judicial tribunal may b.
ready aud willing 10 Try them. A
strict aud prompt enforcement Of this
order is required.
The plain and undisguiscd mean.
ing and intent Of this order Il simply
the subversion Of the civil 10 The
military authority, and if carried out.
will prove a final barrier to peace and
tranquility ain the States lately ia
rebellion" The mere charge Of Grim,
against persons renders their arrcsI
imperative, aud if sufficient ground
20 form the basis of criminal action
can not be produced, they are to be
kept under arrest at the pleasure o.
any petty post commander or Other
officer who may have charge Of
garrison. This order savors strongl,
Of the days Of the Bastilc, when III
pleasure Of one Of the Kings cour
texans was sufficient TO obtain a ichr
de catchd for the arrest and impris
onment Of the noblest and best citi
xens Of France. We have not as yc
seen il stated that the President en-.
dorscs this odious order, and trust h,
docs not, as he is the only hope w
now have left Of constitutional liberty
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GENERAL. KurArRIcK. - The

GENERAL. kuPArRIcK. - The
New York correspondent of the Mo-
bile Advertiser writes:
Gen, Fitzpatrick is in danger Of
losing his official head. lie has been
playing some queer pranks in Chill,
and IL all the charges against him
arc true he cannot be- dccapitated too
soon. II seems that he has been con
sorting with n woman whose rcputa.
ton Is 70 bad that no one would think
Of questioning Il, and introducing
her In fashionable circles in Chill,
The woman Is said to have acompa.
MED him frum New York. and during
the voyage to Valparaiso her loose
cunduct was a common topic among
the otiiccrs Of the ship. Il Is now
understood that charrcs affecting
kipatrick's conduct have BEEN prc-
.cntcd at the State Department, and
rumor says that the ex-Ellant cav
airy slashcr will son BE- recalled.
Fitzpatrick was sent to Chill as a re-
ward for his services last fall on the
Radical stump in New Jersey. liz
Is a man of little mind and coarss
tastes, aud be appointment 10 a for
eign mission gave offence to al who
had true regard Cor the honor Of the
country.
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Union Female College,
Oxford. Mississippi. d.
Chartered by the State In 1854 Raw. @ N
BstL A. ". President with srpsri.
sncsd Dcpar,mea, Teachers
all Of Southern birth
AID education.

This popular institution. after a suspsusios
u thfre ysars, resumed exercises on the sscuna
q last October, and has Just closed ano,hs,
successful term, exceeding By FAR the s,pcr,.,
TONS Of its friends The buiidinT. larrr. ,h,~.
stories high, and well arranged, stands ia [.
beautiful grove. The course u study thorough
bo.nnisa D~xfAarsnsr-ls In charge Of Rrv
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them need not be iuld that nsatnsu. orIs,
romfor, and kindness sminsntiy a~isinsuI.l
theft department. II l. like home ff v,ung
lAdiez The teachers lodge and board n m.
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siaimsd that The charges sfs les IN hi, thar i
similar Institutions and they are 20 hesssns IN
sailaihE have htsn erected By pablo uu,r,.
haiieh Al = ross q about $4,000. faf which
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Thomas p. Hubbard, Charles Green Hubbard,
William Gray Hubbard, Sarah Louisa Hub
bard, David Stephen Hubbard and Thomas
T%hcophilus Hubbard, heirs and distributes Of
Frederick Brougher, deceased. You and each
Of you are hereby cited to be and appear before
the Probate court Of said county at the court
house thereof on the fourth Monday In August,
1866, to answer the petition Of Charles A.
Broughcr, administrator Of the estate Of the
deceased, and ono Of the heirs and distributes
Of deceased, and show cause why the prayer Of
the petitioner praying for the sale Of the North
east quarter Of section Of land No. nine, and
South half Of Southeast quarter Of section Of
land No. four, all In township nine range seven
west, In said county, should no, be granted
by order Of court issued July 10th, 1866.
jyli-H W p. wooTTES, Clerk.
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The Declaration Of Independence,

The following is from the Brook
Ign IN. W Eagle, and Is well put a,
this particular time; II says:
We quote the following enumcu.
ton Of grievances from the Decla.
ton Of Independence, and so far a'
the South Is concerned, they are a,
true to-day, as against Congress, a'
they were ninety years ago as against
George the Third;
ale has refused to pass other law
for the accommodation of large dis.
tricts of people, unless those peopl,
would rcllnquish the right Of repre-.
seniaiiou ia the Legislature ; n righi
inc-timable 10 them, aud formidabl,
a. tynntsou (scc proposed amend
mcnt 10 the Constitution
ale has erected a multitude o.
aeNs Offices, and sent hither swarm'
of officers 10 harrass our people ant
cat their substance. Congress at.
tempis to do 20 under the Freedmen,
Bureau billy
"llc has kept among Us in time Of
peace, standing armies, without the
consent Of the Legislature. (Thc Con.
gres.ional policy.l
"IIc has affected to rcuden the
military independent Of aud superior
to the civil power. Congress has
done 80, under the Civil Rights and
frcednlcn's Bureau hills.)
"For imposing taxes upon Us with.
out our consent. (The South has nc
voice or vote in Cougrcss.)
"For taking away our charters,
abolishing our most valuable laws
and altering, fundamentally, the pow.
ers of our Governments. (Thc Con-
gressional policy.)
For suspending our own Legisla.
lures, and declaring themselves In
vested with power for US In all case
whatsoever. Congress makes claim
10 this powcr.')
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SHERIFFss SALE.

BY virtue Of four writs Of rsndds eyssss
me directed, from the Circuit court q fksaa
county Mississippi, three Of which are Il ~
., VS.. Harris as surviving partner, Aaa ~
administrator Of W. W. Byars, decessed. -
! I. Wesihrook, and one In favor Of Asbss
Jackson 4 CO.. Va the zane party, ! ID :
Monday, the 9Th day Of August 1854 -,
sourt.house door Of said county, In the 80 !
Pamela between the hours prescribed kyes
proceed TO sell for cash, 10 The highest -
ne following described real estate. dEun'fs !
the village Of naiesville In said eounlI' =
known and described on the plat Of I'd ~
= lot NO dx, OF westbrook place 49,
aid wriis. W. J. FL0rn
jyf-3t s><cf
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TnE PRUssIAS MrsKET.-A for
cign letter, speaking Of matters con-
nccicd with the impending war, says;
These Prussian guns are we'll
known In America-,hst Is, as well
known as anything can be which Is
kept 20 profound a secret. The ex-
plosive material which Is used in
manufacturing the cartridge i a com.
pound Of ingredients known only "a
ono man, the inventor; and % deter.
mined l. the government that The
secret shall not escape, that the mar
Is guarded night and day by a squad
Of twelve soldiers, every letter h
writes l. inspected, and he l. MOI
allowed 10 communicate orally with
any person, except In presence Of hi
auard. The >ame man has appliet
& fox<6tiou 10 . different purpns,
skun .hsf of . cartridge, inhammabl,
= tks touch Of . needle. lie make
@fia7 4 skell, not much larger thar
1920 ~ ezplodes AFTER h en-
Of Q nan, tearing tn
zSE - zzs;z.3 EFeS. Tie
=, mppared 70 make u
frnnlan aruy invindble.
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THE SEcRET.-"1 noticed" said
Franklin, "a mechanic among a mum.
Der Of others at work on n house
erecting but n little way from my
Office, who always appeared to be in
q merry humor, who had n kind
word and a cheerful smile for every
one he met. Let the day be ever 50
cold, gloomy or sunless, n happy
smile danced like q sunbeam on bis
cheerful c%ountenancc. Meeting him
one morning, | asked him to tell me
the secret of his constant and happy
How of spirits. mo secret, Doctor
he replied. 4 have got one of the
best wives, and when | go to work
she always has u kind word of en-
enlargement for me, and when | 90
home she meets me with n smile and
a kiss; and then tea is sure to be
ready, and she has done so many
little things through the day to please
me, that | cannot find it in my heart
to speak an unkind word to any
body"
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Mary o. Keith, widow, Anna Keith and Ma.
thaniel Keith, ehildreno Of J. II. Keith, deceased
You are hereby cited 10 appear before the Pro.
bate court Of said county At the eourt-houss
thereof, on the fourth Monday In August NEXT
then and there TO answer the petition Of Georg,
W. Dyer, administrator Of the estate Of AlonIc
,. Bishop, deceased, and show cause why til,
prayer u petitioner praying for title 10 be
made to the heirs Of his decedent, TO Northwest
quarter Of section Of land, No. Ave, TOWNSHIP
nine range eight In said county, should no, b,
granted. BY order ofcour issuedJ 10. ises
jy3l.u W.P. wOOTTEN, Clerk.
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tuAcRis0 ruE WHm II ned
"a W. nid lhai The syhh governed
ibo lrW lniurc n thn country The
manner IN which Ncu
England now cracks the Win oyor
Z nnrfcsa shows TINT here u need still
Of q little Southern heaven IN that
body. A. long 1a ibc South IA lcn
nuopre.eulcd in tho National cnun.
.rils, Tie Wcst viii fight lof her inter.
esis NJ q serious disadvantage, and be
beaten hy Eastern sclfahncss and
greed Vide the vote on the tariff
bill.
LOOK 10 TnE SryATE-f II
were not for party (RadicnD loadyism
there would he a pretty fair chanc,
IN the Senate oil beating the bill
which the House passed on Monday
to make the agricultural West con.
tribute more subsidies in the way Of
taxation for the benefit Of the manu-
featuring kings of the East. Mr.,
Fessengcn is reported TO have said
that "thc bill has not the ghost Of a
chance In the Committee, and / feel
certain It will never pass the Senate
in It's present form" Let him go to
work to verify his judgment.
These little muttcrings, which we
take from the 81. Louis RcpuJiican,
are but the distant sounds of the
terrific thundcrs which are gathering
in the West, soon to burst and scat
ter destruction in the ranks of the
enemies of mankind, the Jacobins of
the present day-thc Radical niger
worshippcrs of New England. The
Western men in the late wal fought
as much for their own subjugation rs
for that Of the South, il we may
judge from the legislation of the
present Congress.
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CITATION NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Sarah y. Little and David Little, heirIa,.law
Of David II. Little, deceased. You and each
Of you are hereby cited to appear before the
Probate court Of said county. al The eourl-hou.e
thereof on "Wednesday, the 2eth day Of Au.
gust neat being Angus, term 10 show cause
Why the final aecoua, of boyd .. Bryant. guar.
dian Of your persons and estates lately sled In
said court should no, be allowed aud approved
ny order Of court.
jyll-it ". r. wOoTTEN, CLERK.
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h eHe n ~ msai Imfefisai tssnl.
that he mssfaf ~ aifenfab 4 Ne
lsepls snss W. l%ffmlea'leo n We
80. and " HBsl tllI t%eefles I've
altntiea he Importance demaads
Meetings hasf letn hsh IN many n
~ eounlIss n thls aisis and W.
rrees n ihs Philadelphia cotvta.
lion fully disousad We desire h
80 ! fall ATTENDANCE A. the, = aslieI
expression n lhe sentiment 4 W.
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Cheap Cash Store (! !
POWELL d SIMPSON
"A T.
B~ATESVILLE, MISS.

Amer thanking you fr past patronage, ",
would ask an examination Of the largest an,
most complete Assortment Of goods ever bruurhI
TO this market and hear IN mind that ou,
good, have Just arrived per Express, fum Phi
adelPhia and Cincinnati, aud have been boaubl
With Cash, q, the lowest PRICES and We ss.ur,
all hat they shall have the full beneh, az an,
decline that has taken place In sooda Gu,
ladies department is magnificent and our gen.
uemens department is complete, with N,
larEss. stock Of shcssin Psnola county. If ",
Gao ave you ten per cent ne win do Il. II ",
can only save you eve per cent II l. an item =
yoa, and rect a'tHrsd that we will sell you an,
goods as low as yoa can get them In fr-.I,.
mayis-ft POWELL 4 SIMPSON.
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Foreign News.

Inc Following items OF foreign
news yer received by the steamer
American, which arrived ut New
York on Monday, bringing South
ampton dates of July a,
Lord Derby has formed q Ministry.
in which D'lsrscli is Chancellor Of
the Exchcguerj lord Stanley, Sccrc.
tary of Foreign Oflic; Walpole,
Home Secretary; General Peel, SEQ.
rotary Of War parkingston, Admi-
rally, North, Board of Trade Duke
Of Buckingham President Of Council.
Prussia had carried Gitzchin by
storm, after an obstinate defense, aud
q junction was effected between the
army Of the Elbe, under Prince
Frederick Charles, and the army OF
Silcsia, under the Crown Prince.
Five thousand prisoners were cap.
turcd at Gitzchin, and the losses by
the Austrians in the series Of COM
bats altogether is estimated at twenty
thousand killed aud wounded, and
fifteen thousand prisoners, in the
battles Of the 2Sth and 20th.
The corps Of Austrians under Gen.
GoblenE was nearly broken up. II
lost twcnty-four guns and eight flags.
The Prussians have retired To q
strong position between Joscphstadl
and komigratz. Their retreat is said
to have been prccipitate.
The army of the Elbc had al.
vanccd beyond Gitzchin.
The revolt in Spain has been sup.
pressed.
The Prussian march in Bohcmir
thus far is triumphant.
Bcnedek is concentrating his forces
for q great battle.
The Austrian loss is four thousand
beside prisoners, at the capture O
Gitzchin. Prussian loss heavy. Sew,
cral Austrian regiments wcrr ncarl,
dccimated. The 18th Jazcr battalion
was annihilatcd to the last man. tn,
Austrians claimed a minor Success a
Burnnn on the 30th,
Berlin dispatches of the lat Civ,
oticial accounts from the Crown
Prince, saying the result Of thrc,
days fighting of the 9TH prussiar
corps cannot be too highly estimated
On the 9th it was opposed by Oh,
9Th Austrian corps, which was Use,
up, aud on the 2Sth the Finh Aus.
TRAN corp, Atchduke Leopold an,
General listilly. The fighting Ut
these days was over an extended line
GoblcnE's corps was trokcn up, losing
heavily in guns, killed and wounded
and Ia prisoners.
Austrian aud Saxon troops arr IL
abandon operations near Gitxchir
aud concentrate at a distant point.
The Au-trians claim TO have cap.
iumd 1000 men and IA guns at Gus.
TARA.
The Nova Scotia has arrived with
two days later news, from which ",
take the following.
A great battle occurred on the "a
inst, neal Judawuy. The pussian,
gained a complete victory, capturing
li,VD0 Aus,rians. The losses wcr,
terrible on either side. The Austrian,
sent IN a dag Of truce.
Austria has agreed to the ccssior
Of vcnetia aud acccptcd Napoleon a
mediator. Napolcon immediatrl,
communicated with the bcIlirrrrnts
LONDON, July 6.-The Prussia,
and Italian reply to the proposed ar
missicc has not yet tnnspircd. Their,
are umors, however. that the Pus
sian reply Is not favorable. Tn,
Morning Pod thinks that the Euro
pean congrcss will shortly assemble
and the French government will pro
pose a general disarmament. In IN,
couimcrcial circles of London psac,
V regarded a. virtually coue~lea.
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The Supreme Court of Georgia,
which Recently adjourned, did not de-.
eide upon The cunssitutiouality If the
''stay law" The case In which the
question was supposed to be involved.
wen. mp upon other grounds The
Court holding that Il was not proper
10 decide upon .hc ccns,i,uii6uality
Of . statute, when a case could be
decidsd Without involving such qaes-
ton,
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Married.

On the 9th July, at the residence
of the brides mother, near Sand
Spring Church, by the Rev. II. NJ.
Morrison, Mr.. James I. Cooper and
Miss Harriet A. Robson.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters iesiamenary having been granted
TO 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 cont 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,
spl2i-Gt Executor.
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sHERIrF,s SALE.

By virtue Of a wri, Of reudsfio s1peHa b :
directed, from the Circuit court Of Pssd'
county, Mississippi, In favor Of Andres laf
son 4 Co. against John d. Coffee and saIit J
Coffee, ! will, on Monday, the 9Th day 4 A.
gust 1866, at the courthouse door q -
county, In the town Of Pamela, bctwsss =
hours prescribed BY law, proceed TO sell frc
70 the highest bidder, the following dssr'li
and and other property, via: Section shlfI'
three, township six, range eight west snt ,
dwelling house thereon, now occupied b. ~
Thompson, situated seven miles west q o.
Depot In nid county. W.. J. FLOYD
jyT-3t sh<fif