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nt.ra!tcr unee. II Tie Sherman Houte the peppsle-
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p.s1arst G: 1ay k1ad nv men Or hoyp eithxr IL tbe
ci.5 ct cocrfty. s-GnetIed 10 read lbetz Apels-
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r. 4. snoa th,stsn, fnbot1,t Cnmrh hloek
tr-a partially ttab1ed st The srxsy. Nonp4 rou4
s-ftoe.. E-s Ate s.so applying 10: ei1aatAa1a -
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Col. Orlando Davis.

Some friends Of this gentleman,
called our attention to the notice in
our last issue in regard TO the candi-
dates for Circuit Judge, and express
cd the opinion that we were not inn
partial, but had given Judge Clayton
IN undue prominence. The first part
Of the article was written and set up
before Col. Davis arrived In town,
and under the pressure Of our duties
in the court house, we perhaps did
not observe that Col. Davis was not
rs prominently mentioned as his OPP
ponent, Judge Clayton, but we as
sure him and his friends, that II did
not arise from any hostility to Col.
Davis, on our part, as we regard him
rs emincntly qualified for the posi-
ton Of Judge, and that his election
would give satisfaction to the major.
ity Of the voters, because they hay,
confidence in his integrity and capac.
ity, Is an old line whig-one of thos'
who done all they could to avoid sc.
cession, but when Il did come, wcr,
mot backward in doing their duty q
the South. We wish It distinctly nm.
dersiood that In making these re,
sharks, VIC do not intend to commit
ourselves for or against either OF thcs,
gentlemen, but shall be content with
the choice Of the pcoplc.
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l~aIu n ~ ap n ~ lllsh
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IL lasi ~ sppni ~ ne lafa North
Mississippi ~ m.laia " h 80 no.
deilstlnp lhai " W. ilisif ahgsH
eHae, aad W. prosperity n nn =
itn a lhe state md lht atei 4
or popis wmmlly
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uftaii ieafi

TIE following msfs n ihf tfimln
NJ d'rkei wen, dispsol n this week
H. " Light, convicted n lfony
Wylio Nelson, oolaej charges.
With larceny awuiiiel
irsis Duprey, colofcd elnfge'
with hrsny acquitted
ticfrr Duke, colorcd, c1nyicto.
II larceny
dave Darby, colyrcd, oous cited o
larceny.
Gcorgc Filer, colored, ehargct
with larceny acquitted.
William Miller, acquitted ON 1
charge Of robbery.
Josiah Cole, charged with murder
and acquitted
sam Armstcad, colorcd, larceny
inistrial and continued.
Moses Gagc, larccny-mistria nnc
continued.
The Court has been NJ work lat,
and early all week, aud disposed Of /
large number Of cases, but il is quit
probable that the Court will continue
ovcr into next week. Such is oul
opinion nj this timc-Friday morning.
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PROCLAMATION.

lEAporAErrss DIR oF Mississippi. !
BUREAU Refugees Frccmen and \. L..
oaice u Assistant Commissioner for the State
State Of Mississippi.
NickshurT, Mis-. Nav s 1895.
wnrHr,s The quarters Of the officers Of N,
frccdmens Bureau a, Meridian. were broken
into by naians during the night Of the ID
instant, and the officers fred on, and the vii.
lains are still at large sr,Ssrd Of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
will be paid for the apprehension Of the pcrpe.
traitors Of this crime, or any Of them. and such
evidence a. will be sufficient 10 bring them tc
trial; aud a reward Of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
will be paid for such information as will lead Ia
their arrest.
The Papers Of the State will please puhlish
this notice fcr thirty days and send their &C.
count 10 this Office.
Tn.J wOOD. Maj Gen. Vols.
Commanding Asst Conf
mayle-4t r. r. f.kAL.
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lnabcaS Corpus.

The following opinion was dcliv-
cred by His Honor Judge Clayton,
this week, in our Circuit Court, upon
applications for writs of haJeas cor
pms by freedmen;
Henry Cannon vs.. James r. Bai-
ley; Isaac Griais aud wife W. viii
liam Maxwell.
In these two eases writs of hdbcds
corpus were asked Tor, to have minor
freedmen released from alleged con-
strnint, under bonds of apprentice
ship, imposed by the Probate Court
of this county. In the first, the pc
tition alleges that the petitioner Is a
resident of Marshall county, and
that the boy Dick, who is his child.
chad been apprcnticcd by the Pro-
bate Court to the defendant, Bailey,
without notice to the petitioner" II
appears hat Bailey owned the mother
of Dick, as well rs Dick, before the
recent emancipation, and resided in
the county Of Pamela.
The amended constitution gives to
the Court Of probatcs in each county
jurisdiction in minors business Ii
also provides that the Legislature
shall provide by law for the protcc-
ton and security OF the person and
property of the freedmen of the
State. In pursuance of this provis-
ion, the Legislature enacted in sub
stance "that the Probate Courts
should from time to time apprentice
oil freedmen, free negroes, and mulat-
toes under the age OF eighteen years,
who arc orphans, or whose parents
have not the means or who refuse to
provide for aud support said minors.
within their several counties
g II thus appears that by the Consti-
tuition aud by the Legislature this
subject OF apprenticeship Is conhdcd
to the Courts Of the respective coun-
ties. The jurisdiction Is extended to
no other Courts, aud il follows that Il
is exclusive.
The question presented Is. ran this
Court, or a Judge of this Court in
vacation, upon writ of habcds corpus.
discharge an apprentice from the OBJ
legation imposed upon him by the
Probate Courts.
II Is conceded in the argument that
where the jurisdictional facts appear
upon the rccurd aud show that the
Probate Court had jurisdiction in the
given case, that the writ Of habeas
corpus will not lie. But il l. insisted
that the want Of notice to the pcti-
toner and the absence Of a statement
in the record Of the facts necessary
to give jurisdiction, make the order
Of the Probate Court void that
this Is a special jurisdiction in that
Court that no prcsumptions are 10
be indulgcd in favor Of It's acts IN
these cases, and chat relief IN this
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PROCLAMATION.

HEADQUARTERS DEP'r MissIssissiPri, !
Bureau Refugees Freedmen and A. l..
Office Assistant Commissioner for the State Of
Mississippi
vicksburg, Miss, May Z, 1866.
WHEREAS Firt Lieutenant ]. y. Handing.
2lst regiment Veteran Reserve Corps Assist
an, nb-CommiSloncr Bureau Refugees, Freed.
men and Abandoned Lands was foully assassl-
mated at Grenada on the night Of the 50th ult,
aud the assassin Is still at large. A reward Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Is offered for his apprehension and such eyi.
dence as will warrant his being brough, to
trial before the proper tribunal. and a reward
Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS Is offered for
such evidence as will enable the authorities 10
bring him to trial
The papers Of the State arc desired 10 publish
this notice for thirty days, and forward their
accounts TO this Office.
TIL. J. WOOD, Mi. Gen. vols
Commanding Asst Comm'r
my3S-H r. 7. 4 A. l.
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Important Decision.

In tie casc Of the State, VI. David
Darby, a free negro, on indictment
for Larceny, committed after emanei-
patton and before the late enactment
Of the Legislature, on a motion to
iluash the indictment, Ills Honor,
A. NJ. Clayton, delivered the follow
ing opinion;
State Va. David Darby Motion to
Quash.
II has been more than once held,
by the High Court, that statutory
eaactments do not extend TO or in
cludc slaves, unless specifically named,
ar included by necessary implication.
George vs.. the State, Sth George, $40.
II Is hence insisted, that frm the
ordinance Of the Convention. which
recognized the destruction of the in
stituiion. ill the passage Of the bill
approved Goth November, 1865, ne
snacting all the criminal and penal
laws then In force against crimes coal-
mitted by slaves and free negroes,
and applying them TO freedmen, that
there vas no law for the punishment
Of crimes committed during that pc
ROD. By that part Of the population.
| do not consider this TO be the
Law. The Article 362, Rev. Code
page 53l, enacis that, "Thc pcnaI
laws Of this STATE, shall In cases mo-
otherwise provided for, extend to al
FREE persons cf color, who shall b
tried IN the same Courts, etc. as fnc.
white persons now are by this Code
5or the ike crimes and Offences. con,
mitted BY white persons" The in
curry then Il narrowed sosthe point
whether there was any other provis
- fsr he tri.l and p~u1.shnent o
11is elrnrr, = the time Of Il con
riries. The lav which provided
tit n of1knccs not capitol, slave,
- ftsp neeroc should s. tired BY
er<61A9 ourt, eompo~cd Of two Jus
- - Eve 4ors holders. NJ =.
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Phil. Sheridan, in conversation
with n gentleman in New Orleans,
remarked, "that if heowned hell and
Texas, he would rent out Texas and
live in hcll;" to which an exchange
says; cts all owing to how u nan
has been raised. D-n a man that
wouldn't hurrah for hisown country.
Two Young gentlemen, rivals,
called the same evening on the sub
icct of their affections. John" said
the Que who came in last, and who
had an umbrella in his hand, az |
come here again and find you here
I'll run this umbrella through you-
and spread it,"
There is \ negro in Philadelphia
whose feet measure twcnty-onc inches
in length. 1t is supposed they will
he used as the next Radical platform.
.Thaddcus Stevens, the leader of
the Republican party, its foremost
representative man, and the exponent
Of its best intelligence, got up in the
House of Representatives aud said
he was crcdibly informed that, with
free labor, cotton could be produced
for n cent a pomdi
Would it not be base f~lattcry to
call this man an ass?
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been grant,
cd to the undersigned on the estate Of Wm.M
Smith, deceased, at the August term, 1864,
OF the Probate Court Of Pamela county, notice
Is hereby given to all persons indebted to said
estate to cont 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.
8. s. SMITH,
ISAAC SMITH,
apl2l-0h Administrator.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The state Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
we circuit court Of pid county. No. zoos.
Horton, kstis 4 Co, " James Searry. Attach
ment issued the 10th day Of March. 1850.
against The estate Of the said defendant for the
sum o. $500, rsturnable TO the circuit court 81
.aia county. Notice u hereby rivrn 10 the said
seiendant James scsrey, that unlesu he sppear
nenfv said court On The first day Of the ne
term thereof 10 be hol1nn n the sourk hoo
aid county, In the town of Pamela : tnnN-
enih Monday amer the kafth Monday :
lss6, and plead tamid aeflmzzniruen
Be entered szsinsthim, and Il atfa</
viii Be nld. &c HARRI@5x C1~-t
Ward 4 cespsf FOE plaintiff. sprs-sl
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Miss. & Tenn. r. r. Co
Notice 90 stoekheIders.

ny order cf the President and Directors a
meeting u the Stockholders Of the Hiss 4
Tenn. Railfuad Company, viii he held At Sar-
dis Mss On "Wednesday. the goth day Of June.
ls6e, 10 authorize the mnding Of a portion Of
the deb, Of this Company. A full attendance
i requested. Stockholders will he passed ftce
10 and from the meeting.
MINOR AERRlwETHRR
hyi9-5I Ssctetars.
Nemphis Nav i6th isee.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentary 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 ell persons holding claims against
said estate are hereby notified to come forward
and have them duly Probased and registered
according to law, or they will be barred by the
statute in such cases made and provided.
JAMES l.. FLETCHER,
apl2l-6t Executor.
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announcements.
FOR IRouIr JUDGE.

We are authorized To announce Colonel
Orlando Davis Of TiPpah county, AL candidate
ict circuit Judge " the ith Judicial district
composed of the counties Of Tippah, Marshall.
pcScic Pamela and Lafayette, At ihs election
in October next. tend
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ton must pc regarded as general ana
not special only IT follows There.
lore lliai me Juflsdlcllohal iaets need
not he made 10 appear upon the lace
OF the record, but It VII be presumed
mat they existed aud That the Jnrls'
diction was properly exercised. Bul
even IN eases OF special Jurisdiction.
~ the substantial requirements o
the law are complied with, the Courts
WI not counlenance technical oblec-
lions to the proceedings OF tribunals
like these Williams W. Cammach
. Cushmnn,
In the case OF Cannon, petitioner.
the writ Is refused.
In the other case, the result is moi
exactly the same.
The petition in this case states
that the two boys Brit and Monroe
were opprenticcd to William Max
well on the 3Oth day of December
1860, and that, on the 25th day o
December, 1860, the petitioners, witt
Monroe, moved to the county of ID
Soto, but lett Brit with the defendant
Maxwell, aud that Brit came to then
on the 3lst of December, in DcSot'
county.
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We arc authorized 10 announce The name Of
the Hon. A. ". Clayton, AZ candidate for cir.
cult Judge for the ith Judicial District com.
posed Of the counties Of Marshall, DsSoso Tin
pah, Pamela and Lafayette, At the election IN
October neat. tend.
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ron AssFsson.

We are anthcFired 10 naoance The name Of
\ G knox ~ q candidate for reelection 10 The
uaire 81 ccsr,v As~~rr = ~ r~snsnr s,se.
Non. ie-ri
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FOR sitrnIrr.

We arc authorized 10 announce the name Of
Robert n Jones asa candidate for Sheriff Of
Pamela county. Election In ostohef nexi.
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We arr authorized 10 announce The name Of
Grccn u. Watkins ne = candidate ZOE Sheriff Of
Pamela ccun,y. Election In 0eiobsf nsxt.
tc-pd
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VIEW ADV ERTISENENT S,
Bailey Springs, Ala.
READ THIs!!

This avoritc Semi Mountain Summer Re-
treat Is again open for a limited number $50 TO
1900 visitors. For general debility, s%crufula,
dropsy, chronic diarrhoea, liver aud cutaneous
diseases mercurial and %yenercal iaints, and all
female diseases these waters are invaluable.
Ask those who have tried them. Daily line Of
hacks from Tuscumbia, Alabama, fourteen
miles. For circulars, address
ELLIS L co,
my?G-lm Florence, Ala.
Nav 2lal. 1896.
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Aher thanking you for past patronage, VIC
would ASK an examination Of the largest aud
most complete assortment Of goods ever brought
to this Market and bear In mind that our
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el that they shall have the fun benefit Of any
decline that has taken place in goods. Our
ladies department Is magnificent and our gen.
uemens' department l. complete, with the
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you, ana rs'f sssarni that We win sell ron any
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