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CLOTHING
=
PLANTATION USE,
j. p. Marean,
No. 1865 Gravier street, Sup stairsJ New Orleans,
Has for sale consignment of Army Clothing suitable for
plantation use, consisting OF |
COATS, PANTS, GAPS, ovERCoATs and ovERALLs,
VERY BEST QUALITY,
Which will be sold at less than
One Half the Government Price.
Refers to Aiken Rainey No. GO Carondelet street. New
Orleans
~ EO. HI. VINTEN-.
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. 40 Poydras Street,
Between Camp and St. Charles Streets New Orleans.
full stock of News and Job Paper together with
Cards. Cardboards, Ink Type Presses, and all the articles
necessary the makeup of book or job print
ing office.
Agent sale of R. Hoe Co.'S Printing Presses the
Liberty Job Presses Adams Cottage Presses; Connors
United States Foundry Lghtbodys News Ink and Wsdes
Coored lnks
DEEsoNAL-1F WIN. GLosTER SMITH, WHO
lived here before the will call at 10 iSo common
street, up stairs he will confer favor on an old TREND:
MOUNT VERNON COMPANY
BALTIMORE, MD,
The undersigned is now receiving, and will be constantly
supplied with the superior fabrics Of the above welknown
| Company consisting of
COTTON DUCK, Nos. l to 10.
| RAVENS DUCK, 81, 10, IL and Ii ounces.
! Also
DUCK, of extra width Tarpauns, and COTTON TWINE
| assorted sizes.
The attention of Sail Makers Ship Chambers, and Dry
Goods Merchants is called these Goods, which war
ranted to be of first quality
| EDWARD PILsBURY,
/ - Carondelet street.
New Orleans February 1866
IT YCEUM HALL.... ....LYCEUM HALL
This fine room in the City has been refurnished and
now in excellent order Applications hire the for lee
ures may be made in by writing to tn
undersigned ). V. CALHooN,
Librarian P. s. Library, No. 10 City Hall.
EOK FOX SALE
z5ooo lbs Green SHOULDERS in Bulk
| 10000 :. E. HAMS,
$500 =. SIDES,
200 bbls. MESS PORK.
10 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
FAIRCHILD, vERHOEFF BINGHAM,
| SO Magazine street
iYNnITTY a. CO.
HARDWARE, GENERAL COMMISSION,
| Receiving and Forwarding Merchant
And Trade Sale Auctioneers of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND PRODUCE,
Nc. 2 Levee street. Shreveport, La.
NAVAL STORES. NAVAL STORE
500 bbls. common and No. BOSIN.
50 bbls. Spirits TURPEETINE.
100 bbis. Crude
800 bbls. TAR.
$50 bbls. PITCH.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers by
| E. BLESSEY, No. u Carondelet street
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LOST--STOLEN.

G c. MENDENHALL's
IMPROVED PATENT
SELF ACTING HAND LOOM,
Qate Improvemsnt)
IT wEAyEs AS FAST AS ANY FACTORY LOOM.
weaye Just the goods home Half the cost ofhe
Clothing of family be saved.
From Five to Ten Dollars a Day
CAN BE MADE ON IT.
It weayes JEANS, sATiNET,
L1NsEY, BLANKET TWEED,
GARrBALpI or BALMoRAL SKIRTS,
DOUBLE PLAIN,
Various Kinds RIBBED GOODS,
FENCING TwILLs of all kinds
! FLAX, COTTON TOW. or
| ALL WOOL CLOTH,
| BAaG1Na TowEL1Ne,
| TABLE LINEN,
woo,eu. linen, Hemp or Rag Carpets
IT Is SNAIL, NEAT AND LIGHT,
Not arger bsa common breakfast table. 1t is made in tn
oss vokmsnke manner of good material and handsomel
vanished It is very simple and easily understood Every
.hius is porIasplod by turning crank
COON & ERANDRIFF, Agents.
ia ST. Charles street, New Orleans
cUNDn1Es.. .,.,..,....... suNDn1ns
100 kegs chas. Davis Co.'S ! t 4 HAMS
: 50 t Ns Prime LARD,
3 sc &c hi His S e. R aAck SzhsL
d s sso e. S SSis.
| 100 bbls. No.
q 10 10 BOXES Soss ia Jac Z lai SOAP
40 boxes Cheegers Is Oh. CANDLES.
100 boxes Paten, Wax
20 bbls. Tanners OIL
II 800 cases Coal
is 40 boxes BAKERS No / CHOCOLATE.
80 ses SSs r sS%5 SALT in and 10 h. bags
Sc e eS q TalfrE 1Lk.pnss and quarts
iSS case: i fns,9ga PSR sFPER' "
10 bbIs. Old Bourbon WHISKY
i 9SS B Bsiss G eG tSSs9 f RAss DA
90 bales India BAGGING
v,r. sal. nv Etc. Etc. vo oES BROTHERS,
- fof s"ie 63 Magazine stree
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OFFICIAL.

+ 80 AUDIIogs OFFICE, sTATE or LOUISIANA
vv,x.. New Orleans February q, 1866. !
i ~ N ACT "to provide for the prompt
q the gross sales reeepts having
herSy limits o TIE civ Of New Orleans are
tom M the said upon all gross sales
dne and pasae July the 3st of December 1865 is
State os. t days from the date hereof at the
BLANC forms WIN C. fn, NE asanuht the tax dge
niAneo al this Office
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AUCTION SALES.
tAGEs AT AUCTION,
n.y.
J.B. WALTON & DESL0NDE.



wednesday, February 2efh.
For succession Of John Green hs 5t s s
With e nn e T. T ssgs as as
lots adjoining, Girod street.
Thursday, March list.
II ss S' sssf %s s
Saturday, March Sd.
For succession Of Dr. Thes Lawson-Fve vacant lots
brick residences Rampant street, between
Two story cottages osground and
Grocery stand and small dwelling Frenchman and
monday, March sfh.
Extensive sale Of Bank Stocks scps
wednesday. March 9Th. -.
uenrette Desonds vs. Widow Chastant ct als-A TIRES
story dwelling and story cottage on Espanaoe near
Two story and two lots on Espanade between hrs
saturday, March 18th.
For succession of Gardiner twostory frame house
No la street. vacant lots Of ground u
rss d i Il. Rev, Dr. palmsrs church:
CoTrAGEs AND LOTS ON SECOND AND LIVE OAK
| strssts, in the Fourth District at auction. 1f@
M ~ >. B.wALTON q DEsLONDE.
II J.B- wAIEos, Auetioneer,
1 omes-s7 csrondsst street corner Of Union.
aasI sel z. y \. M ... -: 1908. y
I'M s and Canal Streets
sa sasI sss ss q . ss1y ~.
a apss ca pIsa !; ~
q I'm: : s.ss I'll: ss.:s
vi TT sIiis SsE 4: 4s
a5te buildings CONSUMING xisn sG ssss.s T.
Nos y T., ys ssss s ~
stfee By depth Of % psls
Lots Nos and are in Il and rass
i ure each Second street b depth ssI
5Ssi House ss sns sas
chg ssnes h nns and months pun
to their order bearing Per and
a of p ais Ssse aash Madden Notary
= VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON
Rampant street. Canal and Common streets oppo
site the splendid residence q Ar Charles Rock
,. BYJ.B. WALTON q DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Office, Al Carondeet street, corner Union
&, cATURDA r. March 8. 1865, n - o'eIssl.
Of NJ at Merchants and Auconeers Exchange wiz BE-
LOT OF GROUND situated Rampant street bstyssu
Canal saa
Get y nssss sn On s1ssn i, tsss By
ss ' G.g ~ sy m aas e
Is iss sss
IL sass sss s saass
The Brick Buildings suitable for boarding house for o
81
WIKI sen 9p shares reduced to
required to furnish
on sAS hs
PAYABLE at s'ss
'Ps aSS 81
Act Of sale before Stark orima noaies at the
Of the purchaser
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FOR SALE.

IlOR sALE-CoUNTRY STORE FOR SALE ON
IL tile Mississippi river It commands large cash trade,
without competition The stock comprises everything
needed and Is that such chance
offered The stsre commands large forwarding and
commission business For TERMS etc. address lock box 6Sl
New Orleans, La.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

and F..se q ne and w.iI hpaNn roeery Iauor
| nv ,s.se 10 zss New lessssases, at auction.
| AAUN I0OMERY d BRO
| rrrpn~r. B. ". Moxrco,rrrv Anc,orser
| w 81 NJ $500, Feb as. AZ n ..sss.,- :.
/ The Leass. Coed viii e sas NV AZ b
NJ TERMs-cashin .. !. T f.s.sa ~ po...
CHOICE PROPERTY ON St. On aF1 ss,- s,r;,,,z-
Of Girod, suitable fm public building a.,,,r
houses, etc. sS3 -'s SsT W.. |
| BIZ j. h. WALTON y DrsrOxnv
| j. B. wALros, A1csonaer 1-1 ~
| Office, At Caaondele& str,.t u
ans "a; asss
o. rhai very vanabls q s. ehA
TWO LOTS OF GROUND with the buildings thereon No
streets No adjoining measuring 81 feet Il nche
and St. Charles St eet by nepn OF no
inches between parallel lines and nnnng 81 ares
The improvements consist of two substantial oc
dwelling houses and tostoy kitchens paved
TWo LOTS OF GROUND with buildings thereon, Nos
measuring each % ett 10 inches and 4nes rent o.
between parallel lines being Immediately in rear OF the lot
/ fronting on ST. Charles street
houses sheds for the division OF whchsioud there
purchasers they will arrange after the sale betwee
This property is we'll adapted public building sma
hotel or for first class dwelling houses being within half
ciny Of the largest business the theate Cd
Fellows Hail. side and on the other Oh the INES
~ Terms -Onehalf cash In q. g. Treasury notes, III
of the purchasers to their own order
and eighteen months bearing eight per cent interest p
The be divided into coupons to suit the
yenience of the vendor
of sale before Octave More Notary fupc az the ea
o the purchasers.
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FURNITURE
BY MONTGOMERY q BRO,

RY MONTGOMERY q BKO.,
4.s ...e.,s--g R. N. MoNreoMERY, Auctoneer.
vVyUURSnAY, Mich, L, at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
their Auction Mart, Gimp street will be sold
A general assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, such
as Rosewood Mahogany, Walnut Bedsteads Bureaus
Arnoirs Washstans Mahogany and Walnut Tstes sofas
Surfing Seat Chairs Chairs Marble Top Center Tables,
Marble Top Boards Extension Tables Velvet and Brus
se CARROTS Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engravings
Paintings Cooking and Utensils etc., being the contents
Of several well furnished houses
large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood Seat
Chairs,
Me- TERAs-Cash.
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THIRD DISTRICT CoURrl ANNIE DOLL, wife Of Henry Rice
ct al. vs. GEORGE W. DOLL and
oil LENA DOLL, wife of Christian
New Orleans Mehle ct al.-No. 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
IN this estate all other persons herein interested TO
show cause within from the present notihcaon "
any they why the account presented by the fce
yer this should not be homoogated and approved
BY order of the Court. o,- ~. c,,
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OLYMPIC THEATER-74 ST. CHARLES 81.
Sole Lessee and Manageress: ..sr
MRS, CHARLES HOWARD, (Mrs. H. Watkins)
u,,t Eouv Nights Nj 0re-W dnes day, Feb &s.
March LIST, ed and Sd, ~ rT~
OF the great original version Of Mrs southworhs
- ~ eel -brated Romance of the
Hidden Hand;
Or OLD VIRGINIA AS 1T WAS,
Few plays remarkable degree all the elements
essential great public SUCCESS as shown by inc cro"o
attracted to witness its representation ,.,,,,
shouts laughter and applause are ecitea by
tho Snnern Acting Music Song Dance and Grand Scenic
Effects of this universally popular drama r,,,,
Captola rchy, with songsl Mrs " hoWara hkih
Wool, Mr.. Fl. Watkins Donald, Mr. r. A. lannehil'
In Act g. an illustration Of
Old Life on the Cotton Plantation.
na;e Chant the Song the Dance the Breakdown GRAND
D'' Solos, Medley and Chorus.
Admission 81 Gallery 80 Ladies' ticket, admitting ont
Gentleman and two ladies' 81 Doors open at quarter be
fore T. Performance at ~ O'clock
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s1A1k OF houisIAEA, Rxrcpy,vv r,.....,
VIyHEREAs. appncasiougr isss sa, Fes 8, isss
w me by Jules Leaumgut for Ne msen made to
onds a. Auctoneer and for palsh a. q his oaI
bond dated May b. 1853 for the sam n IN ss owt
by Jules Leaumopt prnspa a 1s aaaa g
signed by the same persons above the eonian ~
hands being for the faithful performance By said Jnx
mont of his duties auctioneer aforesaid -
Notca is hereby given all Interested above
described bonds to in writing az he once q
Secretary of State within ninety days al the ias
Of this advertisement why the said BONDS shoao MOI "
diven under my hand seal Of the State this 6th Gay
February A. D. 1856 and Of the independence Of the
States the nineteth. : uInrcoN wE1IA
By the Cover or:
j. II. HARDY, Secretary oil state. EEa &
BUREAU L'ExEcuTIF, ETAT De - Lo0l H.
Nouvee- Orte ans lie 8 fevf1er 1880
TTENDU que jules beaumont sesL 10
n reese aujourd hui moi atm de fare annuiier ieS c
tionnements suivants- 1910 !, =, .s,,r,n IL
$4,000 signe par Jules leaunout cotnHe %
beaumont caution -, ,o.o ..s,,.
20 I'm cauonnement date du IL juliet 1So oe Ia Hes
somme, ct signa par les memes personnes- -,
es ayan fonrni par e DIT Jules eau
mont pour la execution de devors CONNIE
teur- ;,,ta
Avis est en- consequence donne toutes les
connatre par ecrit au bureau du
tare les 90 iours qui suvront L. dsrniele
ton proclamation les rasons pour qees 1875 as
cautionu ements seraent pas cancelles ct annnes
Donnt sous signature ct lie de Ifstat &c sixee
I'S''- o"' j. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie gouverneur. a=
j. II. HARDY secretaire d'Etat
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WednesdnY, February 90, 1900.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-Democrats, Attcntion-L IN rst ward First
,,.eting of the National Democracy OF the f' o. al
mee.s o. wv WEDNESDAY EVENING 2sth of February a.
half pas. o'clock in saloon of George ",suton
of a. Charles and polymna streets The pune'. . National
of every registered member OF the to attend
Democrats VINO oe'"' W '' WIN. L. POOLE, President
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES TMEATEK-GRAvIER STREET.
Engagement Beautiful and Accomplished Young Artist
MISS RACHEL JOHNSON. . -r
Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. ~ ana KS
Will be presented new play Of absorbing interest," by
John Brougham, Esq. entitled
LADY AUDLEY's SECRET
Lady Audey. Miss hachei 'ohpSon
+ Supported by the entire company
To conclude with the Farce Of
--.rT BETSY BAKER.
The great play Of EAST LYNNE or The Earls Daughtef
he revived
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english Fluid Vaccine, Imported In
<,u,,r Tnbes--Dr CHASTANT respectfully informs his
ted and the public generally that he has just received
supply of superior Vaccine Matter.
Vaccinations his Office only from to3 p NJ Saturdays
.,a Sundays excepted OHice-l99 Canal street
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- Fnr (,omptrOIIer-The friends OF Seo'
p $cuILpREss @nnnounce him candidate before the
Democratic Convention, for the Office OF Comp'oer
or tho city OF New Orleans
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The Steamship Lucille, Boyle, master,
from Pensacola Apaachcoa is dschagng cargo at
past 6 First Congnees requested to attend to
tina receipt their goods the Levee otherwise they VIII DC
stored at their risk and expense.
CREEVY, MCPHERSON Co,
Cravia nd garondelet
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GOOD MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE,
Oil Paintings, etc.
BY GARDNER SMITH, YEISEk q CO.
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer
Office 90 Camp street.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. %, Mt 10 LIZ o'clock,
w at residence Isl Camp street. will be Sold i.
of Household furniture consisting Of
paror Set Bedsteads Armos Sdeboards Tables
Carpets Oil Paintings Crockery Bedding Mattresses
Stove, Kitchen Furniture, tala
n4~TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes
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NEW AND IMPORTANT BUSINESS.
From one cord of pitch pine wood there produced by
Of distiatien g see9ped ~ GALLONS sp,f1s
Alcohol \ bbs Pitch Rosin, Dbl Tar, 5000 teet Gas and
30 bushels We challenge and invite tho inyestga
ton of chemists and practical men, anna.
above is true then we present to capitalists
profit on subscription than before offered
to the Southern public We and will produce IS above,
anu ' ~ T. JEFF. HALL,
IS Carondelet street.
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Divisions of the subectst Anglosaxon pretentions, and
the evidences condemn them 3D. Anglo Saxonism at
hon1ein Ireland 3D. Anglo saxonism at home-n ENGLAND
4th Anglo Saxonsm abroad 9Th Argo-saxonism in the
United Satesembracng its perncious influence American
society and its agency in late national troubles.
Admission 81
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THOR SALE-FINE CHANCE FOR INvEsTMENT.-
Of we'll timbered land at the antion of Bayou
Coye and Amite river Said tract of land is above over
flow suitable for the cultivation Of either sugar or
cotton is fine location for saw mill Is thirty miles
from Ame river and be reached by schoon
ers or steamboats, For particulars apply to
49, NELLIGAN d Won ZINkEN,
No. l66 Gravier street.
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VIM r. MELLEN, ESQ, OF THE L AW FIRM
w Meen Leach Adams OF NatSees S a tane
" in The Parishes Of Concorda Caahoua Tensss Manson
ID Carroll in Louisiana and in the o9nn'g
Mississippi be daily Tor ree eys ~ q ~,
Q of Messrs RACE, FOSTER E. 7. AERHlCh, from
O'Clock N. to o'clock P.
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"A vTS.-CONFORMEMENT A UNE RESOLUTION
n adoptee par u police de cette paroisse lie ~ decem
bre dernier- 49,. ga , -. -
Avis par pesente donne tous detenteurs de man
OATS de parosse soussgne NJ A.
Lemee av proclaim atm de recevor en- echange
~ p NJ BAGKEN President du Juri dc Police.
Natchitocbes La, lie 10 ianvier 1865
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surely, steadily, Successfully. smola1

-Surely, Steadily, SuccessfhI1y' smU1"n-
dcs Of Bucku curing every case OF Kidney Disease
Rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders Weakness and Pains
In the Back Complaints and Troubles arising from
Excuses of any kind,
Come We afflicted Try smolandersTake other Buckul
Sold by all apothecsries. Price, ST. d. Barnes Co.. ne"
York and Barnes Ward Co New Orleans Southern agents.
Rurieigh Rogers Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass gene
raj agents
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TlK 5GOODS. DAA \ HVODS'
LATHRoP, LUDINGTON & CO.,
asc ........Broadway, New York;. $50
Osr Southern Western jobbes and retailers, at the
lowest market prices FOR CASH. large and attractive
''''N DRESS GOODS,
Cloths, Notions, Hoaiery, White Goods. etc.
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NGJO.SA XONISM, Or ENGLAN D,S
"A SCHEME OF CIvILIzTNG THE WORLD, a Lecture
by Prof Reatng O. be delivered at Odd Fellows Hall
FRIDAY EVENING, March O. commencing at halfpast7 7.
The Lecture comprises five parts
excellent brass band will discourse fine music at the con-
clusion Of each part.
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TIOR RENT-TO COTTON FACTORS, BANKERS
L and Steamship Agents. Two of the largest, finest and
hest furnished offices to found in this city located in the
new building No 1893 Gravier street up stairs Possession
given Immediately Apply on the premises from III NJ TO
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT OR LEASE-A COTTON PLANTA-
ton the parish of Pointe Coupee Red River
Ing Gin House Cabins good tenant can obtain bar
gain BY y application, addressed to H. H. care OF H.
-, Audit
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-09-15
For the PanolI
Not Dead YET.

MEssRs. EDIToRs.--I learn that
the following reports, injurious to me
as a candidate for assessor, are in
circulation, and beg a space in your
valuable journal to correct them;
LIST. That | was thrown from my
horse a few days since and killed.
I'd, That | was running on the
merits of my wounds, and If elected,
intended to turn the business over to
my brother.
81. That / was not killed by the
fall from my horse, but had my arm
broken over, and was out of the race
for assessor.
The facts are simply these: My
horse did fall down with mo, hurting
me very slightly. 1 am alive and
as well as usual. My arm IRA not
broken again. ] am still a candidate
for assessor, and If elected, intend to
discharge the duties Of the office
myself, feeling, as | do, that l am
physically and mentally competent
to do so. If | did not think so, /
would never have announced myself
as a candidate. BY giving this a
place in the STAR, you will greatly
obligc
Yours, respectfully,
. r. W. TERRY.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-09-15
CnANCERY NOTICE

rhr ali, 81 V rpi. rtnolH uuniy III
ihe rhHnfey court uf nid county - rules
before boo tirft of ni court N ls oni's In
thc town NJ lanalh on fha Gni Monday l1rl
day. II September A 4, 1909. NO Va llelin
4 l%lohFnpi D1mrlainane " u,Ove W lane,
oth upon affidavit hled In this cause, u ~.
petrlug ~ The satisfaction If The COURT that the
dglendaHt uenfge W Lane, l. a non. resident Of
ihlt slaie aud resides beyond the limits thereof
II ls therefore otlefci that he 10 enter his ap.
peafaHee herein on or hofufp The dfsi day ~ the
next term u aali court ~ be holden IN and ff
said county NJ the conft-honsc thereof In the
town oi Pamela, on the aetenih Monday hncr
the fourth Monday In September 1900, and
plead, answer o. drmur Ia The complainant
hllL or The allegations thereof will be taken iOf
confessed ~ Ia him II Is further ordered that
a copy Of this order be- Published In the weekly
Pamela stAn, y newspaper published In the
town Of Pamela Ia add county, for four weeks
succelsively 4 true copy.
sepa.tt J. e. HARRISON, Clerk.
] Y Simmons f1r complainant
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Presidents Visit 20 ~. Louis.

We take the following dispatches,
in reference to the Presidents rccep-
ton at st. Louis, from the New Or
leans Times of Sunday last:
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. s.-The demon
stration made to-day in reception Of
the President was the most magnif-
cent spectacle ever witnessed in the
West.
The President was received at
Alton by q tremendous crowd Of
people, some 10000 being present.
From Sc. Louis, thirty-six steam
boats representing the States in the
Union, were all jammed with living
freight, were at Alton dressed in
holiday trim, and accompanied the
distinguished party down the river.
The President was received on
board the steamer Andy johnson, by
Mr.. Fades, who made q thoroughly
Conservative speech, and rendered
the President and party the hospital
tiles Of the city.
The Presidents reply elected uni
versal appreciation and indescribable
enthusiasm.
The whole river, including boats,
levee, and house tops, were crowded
with people; and as the fleet passed
by the roar Of cannon, ringing Of
bells, blowing Of whistles, music Of
the band, and the acclamations Of the
people, demonstrated the carnival Of
Joy which existed.
The principal streets were paraded
by a procession which met every
where with hearty expressions oI
enthusiasm.
The party put up at the Lindcll
Hotel.
The President made a splendid
speech which was ~rapturOusly re.
cpiyed.
All St Louis Is in a blaze Of OK.
element. The stores are all closed
and there Is a magnificent display O
bunting.
All connected with the steamboat
gave their services free.
There is a banquet tonight at thu
Southern Hotel.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-09-15


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