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Charles T. Chamblin, Of Lccsburg,
Virginia, coughed from his throat, a
few days since, a mimic ball that had
been lodged there for more than four
years. Ha was shot at Seven Pines,
June |, 1862, the ball entering the
side Of the nose just below the right
eye. II was probcd four inches, and
found to have passed nearly perpen-
dicularly in, scarcely missing the
brain. II disabled him from duty
and has ever since caused much pair
In damp weather, frequently render
ing 4 almost impossible to swallow
4 II. Wien eoHshea up. L sssmei
70 have come from just below tn
right ear, under the Jaw bone. can.
ing but little pain, and was fellowet
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ADMINISTRATORS HofIcE.

Letters u sdrnlnissrssioa having besn zrzas-
"a 10 shs HnasulEnea o. he sstats q " D.
Krith d.<sasI ~ he fTehzss esaft 4
Pannla cpanfS, II he Ssftsaeef tsfH. tsss.
therot tssfssdfk n fsftprs tssirx claims
sssinss aid ssia,s sitl rFs<sat hen sisaia he
tine PRESERVED - -, 81 sk<f ill = EzFzF<f
hafrsi. O " pffn
Baso-st AIaisszsFsisr.
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The New York IIeraId's Correspon.
dent on the Rampavc..syIsIt 10
Grenada.

we paiu n short VISIT 70 trenhdh,
our former home, last week, and
viewed with admiration THE many
improvements going on there, and
the energy which seemed ODE brought
to bear upon every enterprise and to
inspire each business man with life
and fresh hopes for the future.
Grenada Is fast assuming the proper
tions of a city, and the buildings
erected in the business portion, are of
the most approved style and out q
the most durable material. Brilliant
hopes of future success seem to loom
up in the imagination of its energetic
business men, and "never say fail"
appears to have been unanimously
adopted by them as a motto. Much
success to Grenada, we say.
While we were there, a copy OF
the New York Herald was received,
containing a letter from it's cores
pondent who accompanied Steadman
and Fullerton on their tour through
the Southern States. He makes out
Mississippi to be the "Slough of Des-
pond" Of the world, and Grenada the
"Sodem" or "hell's half acre" of the
State. He gives an elaborate emu
meration Of crimes and outrages
committed there, all Of which, with
but two exceptions which r well
known to the citizens of the place,
are basely false. The Grand Jury,
il seems, failed to find "true bills"
against certain parties in that place,
with all their research and vigorous
efforts to do their duty, apd it has
been reserved for this Yankee cor
respondent TO ferret the whole thing
out and present il in its proper light.
The Grand Jury ought to have that
correspondent sent for and have him
to appear before It at its next sitting
who can tell how much he might en-
tighten that body? He found out
more about the status Of Grenada, in
a criminal point of view, in one day,
than the Constable, the Sheriff and
all his deputies could find out, who
watch the tide Of events daily and
nightly, just TO let him tell il. His
whole statement, with the exceptions
above alluded to, is a vile and mali
cious SANDER upon the people Of
Grenada, such as could emanate only
from the brain Of the lying YANKEE
correspondent alluded to. We know
more about Grenada and the sort Of
stuff It's population is composed Of
than that fellow could find out in five
years, with all his tact for obtaining
reliable(1 information, and knowing
all about the affairs Of which h'
writes, we unhesitatingly denounc'
his statement with regard to them, a
a lis-yes, a LIE, too base and mali
cious for any but the Yankee CORES
, pondent Of the Herald or some othe
bounding radical Of his stamp 4
utter or to write. We have e "a
vorable illusions Of Steadman an,
!, Fullerton, themselves, in variou
: Southern journals, as attending I
! their legitimate business, etc, an
! don't suppose they had anything
!, do with, or to say about the letter re
; ferred to, but If they did, and Il &C
= cords with their views on the sam
: subject, we brand them with the sam
iron we do its author.
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The Legislature of Tennessee met
on the 4th inst, for the purpose Of
ratifying the Constitutional Amend
ment, but up to the 10th no quorum
could be had. Brownlow's pet is
likely to Ego by the board"
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FREE BARBEcuE.-we are re-
quested to give notice that there will
be a grand barbecue given at Spring
port, on Friday the goth, open to all
the world and the rest Of mankind.
Ladies and candidates are respectfully
invited to attend.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas, 1t ths Nay term, 1859. q The Pro
bate esars q rsnsis eoansy. letter. u sdmia'
i~strssion On he estate q john D. ssnnisrs T.
~= ~~~ rr.-,ea s~ s.i<rsifued aar
sherss-- III r~<r-srs hssi-r sl.if,- rs.ins, .shi
ss.sss. are hsrshf notified q hate shsn ffs
hsssi snl registered ssssralns - ss. - thsi
ssxroRD wftBovnv
t7.ef hfnisisrsi1r.
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roR AssEssnR.

We arc authorized 10 announce the name Of
John II. Branch, who lost q 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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The .%pae;aI committee Of the SEN
ate hss agreed % repcrt . BILL ap.
pruprisiiar A,0oo.ooo for The repair
Of the Mississippi Ievses. The bill
viii prohsbl- pas both Hcusss.
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We are authorized TO announce the name Of
n. W. Terry, as a candidate for Assessor OF
Panola county, at the ensuing election.
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d. r. Breckenridge, who lost a leg In front
Of Atlanta, has authorized Us to announce him
as q candidate for Assessor at the ensuing cleo
tion. pd
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w. p woo,isn b" authorized rs 70 an
eouues M name ms a candidate Iof reelection
d ihe once 81 Probate cIefk a. The ensuing
altntlon.
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ToURSAMEST.-Don't forget that
the grandest affair Of the season is to
come of at Holly Springs on the 18th
and 18th insts. We hope Pamela
will be well represented, as it bids
fair to be something worth going to
see. We return our thanks to Prof.
Frank A. Tepe, for a complimentary
ticket to the STAR office.
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William P. wootten has authorized us TO an
nounce bis name as a candidate for the Office Of
Tar Assessor at the ensuing election. pd
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We are authorized 10 announce The name Of
Green n. Watkins az a candidate for Sheriff Of
PanoIa county. Election 10 October next
te.pd.
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Clinton Fitzgerald has authorized US 70 an.
nouncc his lame as a candidate for the office O.
Tar Assessor at the ensuing election.
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o,,,Ils jfsfnson haa talhoflfea ~ n IN.
s.wese M name A. 4 eas9ldsts ~ fe.sIstilon
~ ne ones Of PROBATE iafRe, II ihe sHfulns
sl.s1Ion %
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~ \ nnfhflfss has ~ausbafltef . b ~.
..ssss NJ nams - tahfidale ~ Ff8tals
ls4es N rsaola ssunif ~ ne ensuing slfs.
49, ttsvd
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John W. McCracken has authorized Us TO
announce biz name as a candidate for the Office
Of Sheriff Of Pamela county at the ensuing
election.
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Wa are authorized 10 announce the name d
Robert n Jones, A. a candidate for Sheriff Of
Pamela county. Election In October next
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woald he pleased b Sc hi. friend. from North
Mississippi. pledRiag himself that be vii MAKE
!, their Interest 10 trade With them.
Ian1f.sm.
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All Psrssas having claims sgainss he estate
u David White, Jf. aessased. arr notified %
present The ams rrepssiy authenticated ~lshln
the time sllevsdby law. n he Al Como DEPOT.
Misd-.ppl Or he anne viii - ~s-..s.,. SEQ al
persons owing aid Estate VIII please mals IN.
mediate sstlemsni.
AGNES D. WHITE.
EsszHfFis. ssr.
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william Nafsln haa authorized us q m.
.suaee hls name - 4 candidate fef lhe Office d
rfohass Clsft n Panela eouniT.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State q Mississippi PsnolA soansy. II
AFnssJ. Young and husband. James y. rounz
add The children Who's names are unknown q
Julia Thsmp~aa, decreased. Yoa ere herssy
cited 10 appear befors the Probate Court u aia
county, II the eoart-hoass thereof on The 1sti
DAY q June, isss, 70 sho~ e>as< vhy he Ana
petition of William 3 Harris, praying re fti'
70 los u zrsaad In the ssrn q Bsis<vili< Il
ssid county, cold pssisieaer by samasl Y. Csld
veil nos decreased, In The lie tine of Deceased
should nos bs granted. ny eraer " Csurs lens.
The alsi a&y u Mar, isss.
jausi-.i. VIZ. woorrEy, cssi.
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Several meteoric stones fell at
Nashville recently. They were of a
blush color, and were quite hot when
first discovered. Biologists say that
nothing similar has been found in
any other part Of the world. One
specimen has been forwarded to
Washington and another to New
York, for further examination.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Where's lss,z-s sz-sau<ss~ry sa ne s=isss .
n. A. Watkins deceased w<rs Gr~a's9 y ~
aaasuiensd II he F.tra1ry irzp< 1858. q ~
fIsusr<hl< rrk~1s Cerff - f@1o'1 r4spV'
STATE 4 Hiet<fpFfi No. n<<<f[ ~
h<zine sl>in< 2<Hlr-s - e.&s1e -
sif<s = h<se ia f<rf@a>a r. rE9''4r
~ siss< tu.-rzIt<4t5 ~. q ~ 1n1aA
'''r IT 1serrBlxK wArkISs us.-ulrlz.
1 fLErcuE4 Ez<e>'u
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A. j. Roach, J.w. Roals, y W. Gasrx,
Formerly Of Memphis. Nempkl,
Bonneville, Tenn.
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In the cases Of Ramsey, Mccain,
Kahn, and Roddy, for the alleged
murder Of Haun, at Knoxville, the
jury rendered a verdict Of not guilty.
The district attorney used very strong
language in his closing remarks to
the jury, and declared that, accord
ing to the evidence, they could MOI
and dare not fail to convict the pris-
oners. The parties were remanded
to prison, and will be brought t.
trial for the murder Of the Harmons
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New ORLEANS MEDICAL AsD
SURGICAL JOURNAL = The July
number Of this valuable periodical
Is received, and Is fully up to any
previous issue. The first article on
the Instincts Of Races,"by DR.. J.C
Mott, is most scientifically treated
and d thoroughly exhaustive Of thu
subject. The relative position Of tho
negro 10 civilization Is grsppled will
vigor, and the depraved fantasies an'
p~rohigacies In regard 70 his equalit.
l. laughed TO scorn. Illustration
accompany the article, which vii
repay . perusal. The second article
BY D.. Warren Stone, Is also an In
!%egesine document, and treats Of
seAjssA which, at the present time
occupies . large share Of public al
sent'on--she cholera. To be proper
y ~spprsciatsd, Il must be CAREFUL
read from beginning 10 end, and v
will nos thsreiops msr itz sxceilens
BY N attempt Il explanation In o.
1<-tx- -
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can read this work unmoved. II
will make an impression Of its truth
falncss in spite of all opposing ideas
and opinions before held contrary tc
its teachings. It's clear, lucid maih'
ematical statistical demonstrations
the deep profandity Of the author
reasonings, carry with them a forc'
and meaning we never felt before
We believe that 900 met out o
every 1000 are more or less supersti
tious, and we know that the Churcl
and the world has for centuries beer
cursed with false teachings on thes
very subjects treated by Baxter, an'
/, vet we make the assertion, that n
one before ever presented thesething
in 70 clear a light, and that no on'
we care not how learned, nor ho'
skep,ical he may be, nor how devoi
of superstition, can read TINS oS
| and then laying Il aside, pronounc
| Il false. We believe that every ma
: and woman In the world ought !
E read Il. We do not say you mu'
/, and will become a convert 70 i
. teachings, but we do say, tina, propl
ecies speak for themselves when '
v see them almost daily fulfilling, an
a TIA, pure mathematical asmos-'r'
tons sdmit Of no refutstion. Res
sr, Tor your own god, read this bc1
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or against \, and II yOu arr moi CD
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TEAS-of all grades. Ei
COFFEE-Rio, prime, 100 bags.
l ). '5F Old Government Java, 50 bags
BLACK PEPPER-50 bags
SNUFF-Garrett's Scotch, l0boxes.
PICKLES-Engsh, French and American.
OLIvES-Verdalles, 100
BRANDY FRUITs-assorted, 100 cases. -.rL
PIE FRUITS
PRESERVES--of all kinds.
oYSTERS-l and H. cans 200 cases. q. -,.. -.F
SARDINES-hfs and qrs.
sr BUTTER-Goshen extra quality, LEO hrkins.
Western, % hrkins. .....
BARD-Choice Leaf, 100 frsins. n it PA
sTARCH-yarious brands 500 boxes. IT,. .-.,-1. q
| GANDLEs-full and short weight Star o5O boxes. u
SPERM 200 boxes, . er
WHISKY--varions brands, go bbs r-. IT 4.a
BRAEDY-in casks and cases. ... ~ i, .-%
TOBAGG0-Smoking and Chewing various brands.
|, 5CIGARS-yarious brands, 2uD00o. .+ }k .5t
SH0T-assorted 80 kegs. -. g.. -. -. .
| ~. BRObMS-35o dozen. ~
FLOUR, PORK, BACON, HAMS, etc "a s,p ~.
For sale by .,-,,. ~
4 .- Wholesale Gr0cers Cotton Factors,
| .......Er .al5 and Commission Merchants
| Sc, 5S, 60, o. and 81 Poydras street,
,. .Tt .-'-Fa 't New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-08
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quently no wear The washing s most completely
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