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FROM IRELAND.
NKx YnnK. NOV. 26,

NEw YonK, Nov. 2s.
The Ifibsne's Dublin correspondent says !:
Political excitement has ran 10 m alarming
height in ireland. Every town and village
has its full quota Of military, and gnnboats
arc scattered all over the Irish coast These
measures plainly bespeak the apprehension
Of fufiilmSnt of Mr.. Stevens promiss.S His
last speech "a America hes bseu4sbliSked in
several OF the Irish journals. ana mas caused
quite a political fever. The Irish people seem
70 have impIcit confidence in his sincerity
and determination. Among all classes the
conviction grows and spreads that we are on
the eve Of afartling and terrible svsnts.
The Feniin organization throughout the
country is ih q high state of activity. Its
committees ore terribly in earnest, and their
plans are shaping for fierce and bloody
struggle.
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FROM CANADA.
I Koy.

115ss1f, e. g., Nov. 20.
: The discsshs 81 ~ eoyssnnent on Amer,
lean invoices q The Csoeom Houses for the
current week NJ = - ssat. The Finance
minister imposed = d19 = 1S per cent. on
Oysters, IN kegss o. CO., from the States.
Fresh 61h and oystsss \ I'LL free as hereto
fore.
The steamers naks tks;r last trips from
Montreal and lQasbec ~ -.
Interesting kass been made
with Peniscer's seok 81 e6eeAell. Nine
inch shells were Ass1 at 1tul 2, 600 yards,
covered with inck afmcs piaae and Is inch
teak backing. The shell vent through the
iron and teck, setting Ere to the latter. A
series Of enperime ments will be made this
week
QurBsc, g 81, Nov. 2s.
A FIRE at poin. Lavere sdestroyed pf0gArfy
70 the value Of 500, ,0oO. No il @sui1u4sz
d Four sailors froa d. ship Arcedno 9ere
thrown from tie foresop snd one ttllod and
two drowned, and fcrty-eight sefiously 10
jured
The Nova Scotia passed Feather Point,
outward bound, yesterday.
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ment, damages being laid = $l00, 900, and
with fraudulent conversion Of property, dam>
ases = 80, 900. Lesisr, i nay Be remem-
beredI received ffse pAn from Secretary
Stanton to bring his family from the South ID
she prtb derine thehse va, byA g1ler dis.
fegAfded aha panhitand inpsbd6ed lp.
The Conference Of the Methodist Episeo-
pal Church South continues in session in
Norfolk. and its labors will probably con-
sumo the greater part Of next week.
nd ArGeot s1i1pA1cA t1pemitsed over the
1un(H cshpt ptNesssnt yeSterday byl an ofit
cial OF the United States, to one Of the minis'
tara Of this countgYs on the continent Of Eu-
Mps. = esnlsiH 4ver fives thousa4M ! erds.
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FROAs NEW ORLEANS

: So NV ORLEANS, Nov. 26.
The Louisiana State Fair though q fs,
attempt was. great SUCCESS. sf0>1a1 aJlhe
Iau but one. Jet the intefe1t ts1nie1e&1h i,
has already quickened the disposition for the
use Of improved impliments And machinery
in,.he South. The Asseiai4 No dr(1dy
resolved 70 hold anotherfins NbShtees III,
,snd 70 erect permanentf hn1biA6si ~ uhe
nps. The Emory cotton gin took the fBl
premium, also the HydroQe pphtng ma
chine, Wheeler 4 Wilson fssSshE machine,
snd the Chsrter Ok ,cooking stove. Ths
piano which took the first premium was man
ufactured At st. Louis, and the second il
New Orlesus, those Sf New York. sBdeton
PhiIadelphia and Baltimore. came Id eompe.
tition with them.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

ETs{ NEw YoRK. Nov, 26
As1tAmse Washington special snys cass>
fully prepared bill, thoroughly rsoss4sizins
the treasury Department, is now rcady Tor
prssenaa&ion 10 Congress, upon whose atsen-
ton it viii be urged early in the session, Its
passage will be earnestly favored BY Secreta>
~ McCulloch. The effect Of its becoming .
Law. vill be TO prevent the use Of the Depart
msut for. partisan euas, and will greatly in
crease its efficiency.
A bill has been prepared by leading Con-
Snder impeschment skall - 1psnisd q
exeicisine the functions Of MIS- once during
trial, and whether anything il done toward
impeseMng the President o. not = = beoee>
BILE that b c'ew win be had upon this bill WITH
. view TO settling disputed point of lsw.s
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NEw YoRE, Nov. n. I
The following despatch has been received al
Craig's News agency:
Selma, Alabama, Nov 26.-A destructive
Gre occurred in the city last night Every
building on the North side Of Wster; between
Washington and Broad street. were hurned.
Aflthe buildings on the East side Of Broad
street, between Lintens alley and Water street,
except two, McIAnes l. .ohDson's store and
the Messenger Office, which were both badly
damaged, were burned, The los by the con-
fasrskiun is estimated at over 800. 900, Ths
heaviest losers are Judson / Duncan, Abou,
$4,000; insured for $4,000. Messrs. Bur
net, Martin L Hoser &1s COO insured fOs
$4,000. McLanes johnson $50, 600; in
sured for 4 is. 600. "a e
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pturHupllY r1H,I vi
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tma ~ thelt drnl Ig m.t nf
'c .lis hiat1 immlmdm'n
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must hn Gqaarlul ~ lhe Gmnd
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" ihe fuifui ud phl bed NJ
lol imm 3, thr most Gmnd lmlrr.
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At Montgomery, Ala, a quantity
Of jcwclry was ryrntly found buried
In the city cemetery. II included
go gold watches and some valuable
jewels.
Gocd news for hnshands-tadi,s
wear their drcs.Cs longer than for.
merry.
Of the nine justices Of the United
States Supreme Court. hut onc.
Judge WAYNE. Of ia. Is from the
Southern States. There is n va.
caucy.
\ little girl in pcnnsylvania wa.
lately rrprovcd for playing out dUors
with bows. aud informed that being
seven years old, she was "tuo big For
that now" But with all imaginable
inncrnrc she replied; "Why, grand
ma, the bigger We grow tho better We
like en-" Gmudma tcck time to
think.
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Veto OF the cI,ll Rights Bill.

We invite the attention Of our
readers to this able State paper, and
bespcak for il the hearty commenda
ton Of every true and patriotic mind
in tie land. Certainly there cannot
now lingcr the Gintc,t prejudice
among enlightened citizens of the
country, against tliat great, firm, and
jugt man, who prcsidcs over the lcs-
TIMES Of the nation, Despite the
intrigucs and efforts or the powerful
fiction which opposes his policy in
Congress, and di.regarling the clamor
which the Radicals throughout the
North have raised against him, rrcsi-
dent johnson, unmovcd and consist
ont, continues TO announce the prin-
ciplcs Of his plan of reconstruction,
and deals, with a giants hand, terri
bic and crushing blows upon the
head Of abolition opposition. The
country will be safe rs long rs heaven
vouchcs Us the life OF the President.
over which the angels should keep
especial watch, for the knife Of the
assassin is already whc;ted, We fear,
with which they threaten to do the
unhallowcd work. The day will in
deed be dark for the country, IL the
fell purposes Of these insane conspira-
tors are carried into Eject. The ter
mrs of the late civil war, through
which the Government dragged is
weary form, will bc ~ holiday JOYS,
compared 10 the wild disorders and
lcspoli.m which would lrcnch the
land in blood anil sorrow, IL the Rad
reals arr permitted To overthrow the
President and his just views of Com
stitulional right. and inauguratc in
stead the mad hcrcsics Of sumner
and his friends. No true lover of
his country, whether be- halls from
the ley hills of New England, or the
sunny sayanuas Of the South whcth-
or the lumlcrman among the hem
lock forests Of Maine. or hrrdsmcn
upon the pnirics 81 Texas, each aud
every good man in the broad Union
feels the duty of sustaining the Pres
idcnt, and accords him unmatched
ability and patriotism, and all the
other essentials so requisite Cor the
nations good, in this sal hour Of H.
difficulties. L.ct the law slowing of the
country, however, be Of good cheer.
let them continue to strengthen the
hands Of the President, giving him a
cordial support, aud the "old ship
will vet ride the storm, and make the
happy port VI peaceful prosperity.
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Our Merchants.

w elias. nf citizens contribute
more TO the prosperity Of a commu-
nifty, and aid in building up the gem
cral ADVANTAGE of the country, NOR,
than the merchants IL our mid.,, and
We hold that Il Is among the chicl
dutics of our citizens to wtruni1r
anil sustain our own merchants.
rather than bcsiow their custom upon
foreign huu=ss. A proper sense u
right suggests this course, and many
ether good pasons Of interest, time.
ADD the retaining Of money among
u, unite to impose It upon us as a
duty. We an buy at home what W,
need A. rhcap As the same articles can
Is purchased sl.ouhere, taking int,
ssiisaair The exren . Incurred. Roll
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A TEST Ne W S .

Advice from the city of Mexico
state that the Belgium minister, while
riding in n diligence, was .hot in the
head and killed.
In the London Bankruptcy Court,
March Sth, application was made for
the release from custody of George
y. Sanders for debt. Ills debts cx-
coed Gl0,O00 sterling. The bank
rupt attributes his failure To disop-
pointmcnt in the execution of hi.
contrac, with the Confederate Gov
crnment for builling and running
iron-platcd vessels, but owing Ia
some informally IN the notice the
matter was postponed until the 23d.
The average decline in the whole
salc dry goods market since the first
of March is about thirty per cent,
Some classes of goods have declined
scycnty-Gyc per cent. There wa.
more activity in business circles last
week, but prices are still moving
downward. II is reported that th,
New England mills are about 10 stop
running until the market become,
more firm, aud that they are with
drawing the goods now in commits.
I sion houses.
The Legislature of Louisiana la,
passed a series Of resolutions invit-
ing the cooperation of Senators and
Representative Of the various State.
bordering IN the Mississippi and it,
tributaries, and the Senator, and Re-
p%r>cntativcs of Louisiana, To urge
upon Congress the Importance and
ncrs.ity of adopting some practical
plan Ia Keep sufficient water ut the
mouth q. the Mississippi. Governor
Wells ha, been requested To corrr..
pond with the Governors of the
States interested, and a special COM
mittcc appointed to correspond will,
the Chambers Of Commcrccof Mem
phis, Louisville, st. Louis, pittsburg
aud st. Paul.
II Is important, s1y, the Richmond
Ttmos, that the owners Of real estate
should look to the paymcui Of the L,
:. direct tax thereon before the Sth Of
April next, or subject themselves Ia
the forfeiture Of thcirrupcrty. The
law provide, that thi. tax shall h,
paid within SIXTY Ia, after theopcrS
ing of the onicrs Of collection in any
city or county. The tax /. twcni,
seven cCnts on anc huudrrl dollars
value, at the assessment If 1850
which, Il not pail promptly, /. liabl,
10 an additional tax Ut ten per cen,
! II not laid at the end Of sixty DAYS
{ the property, acOrling To the act o
Congrcss, passed. in 1852. Is rurfci,el
aud will he %sciS,,l and suld by III,
4 Government. Il wuuld be- wise
{ therefor, for our anil all tn attend I,
+ this tax.
!, The Egyptian Government ha
, only just adopted the u.c ol p~,ag,
stamps they came into Use aa M,
! first day Of january.
\ London firm began business o,
: $500 three ysars go, and has ius
. failed for over a million. rrctt'
( fss, for o slcv coun,r,.
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~" Presidents Proclamation.

W. wgrri tint tlit mot import
aui State mler nmc 20 hate ihnl w.
aHp unable, inr want II faoo IA
notice Il hnl briefly thu week Nryu
dd there cmanato from nm, l'psi
den; m ADLER and moro truly polrl.
oiic and iust proclamation Il viii
produce q thrill Of genuine jog IN The
hearts Of the honest c%iiiycns Of mi.
broad land, North and South, aud
places rs great author first on the
roll Of greatness, M il cndcars him in
the affections Of the enlightened
American people.
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s., turoudr stood ,
W. @tar@
~ 10 W Hs tif iH
tr. Atda tal iiat
muillei ulsa ff i'i ff fs
~ rnf fHl on mlI0l ff t.
Hi arf tf nsinf y
U HH.t d. N.H..
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oucr me, a man whomadc nerve
and-bouc-all-hc healing salvc; he was
an cntcrprising kind Of a fellow, "a
he thought he would experiment with
il. lie first cut of his dog. tail.
aud applied some to the stump-a
new tail grew MT Immediately. lie
then applied some to the picCc Of tail
which he cut oir. and a new dog grrw
out. lie did not know which dog
was which.
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ATTACHMENT NOTIcE

The State Of Mississippi Pamela euunty. In
,he st'ruit court Of said cuunty. Ne 1ops
> Martin 4 Son. Va lanes sesrsy. Attach.
meat issaed the 10th day of aarrh. 1855.
against the estate u the said defendant. CIR Al.
sun q sifs 70 fvsuFuahls 10 The Circuit cunt,
q said eounty. Notice i hsrvhy rivsa 70 N,
sAia dsfsndsnt James ssarvy, that ualsss No an.
ptat eetafv aid euurt on the hfss dAy Of ~,
seA' 'ein thereos n h holden At The cont
heHss pt nil cuauty IN the town Of psnoia. a.
ne SEVENTH MONDAY affsr the epursh usua,. u
ls sad Fead To said agtian. laAsr..nl
vi = entered against him. and ,hs s.ts,s 81
tseast sih h. sli JC HARRISON
rsfa
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela County. In
the circuit court Of said county. No. 2O22.
Il. T.. Davidson vs.. Thomas Cogsdale, defen-
danl. Attachment issued the 23i day Of De.
tober, 1865, and levied upon the estate Of The
said defendant, for the sum Of 5000, rcturnable
10 the circni, court u said county. Notice Is
hereby given 10 the said defendant, Thomas
Cugsialc that unless he appear before said
court m the frat day Of the next term thereof
To be holden in and for said county, at the
rnurt house thereof In the town Of Pamela, on
the seventh Monday amer the fourth Monday In
March, 1865, aud plead ,osaid action, Judgment
will he entered against him. aud the estate At.
iachei will be sold. J. C. HARRISON,
apt1-it Clerk.
L.. I. Cooper for plaintiff
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pro. 1000 "
Mn Enron. lor lho benefit %
lhoc concerned, I vill sy tblt %
vino do uot giigr tn thrr rr uru.
lur tugo orI lng from Internal rcy.
cnnc by the first Monday In May,
will asses. from the best information
! ran erl aud Ia o..g 'niourr, al,
twenty five per cautum to ihc propcI
duty. All person doing business a.
professional men, or traders, Of ever,
description arc required to take on
the proper license, Or they will b,
prosecuted. Manufacturer and con.
tractors, with but few exception.
have been very rcmias in coming mp
but will be looked to.
\ hint TO the wise is sufficient. NJ,
duties are imperative.
+. MooHE, Assessor,
Office at panola.
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ANDREW JOuNsuN.
~ the Presidents
VIII SEWARD, Secretary Of State


\ lrNNy SrEBcm-Ihc Wi-con-
sin Legislature had formally consid-
cred q proposition to abolish all laws
for the collection of debts. The
mover of the bill, Mr.. EImorc, is a
great way, as cvinccd by the follow
lng extract from his speech on that
subject The speaker proceeded to
review the present system of collect
ing debts. II was all n humbug and
a chcat-a matter of tc~chnicalitics
and a legal shunling. Lawyers gave
advice in order to obtain fees and en-
courage litigation. Judges made
plumbers and mistakes. lie had a
little experience in law, and that was
rich, Laughter lie would give
a history of il.
The speaker then related how he
had purchased u yoke of oxen about
fifteen years ngo-paid fifty dollars
Tor thcm-a few days after, the son
Of the man of whom he had bought
the oxen came To him and said that
the oxen were his. lie insisted OH
having pay over again, and commcnc.
ed a suit before u justice. The jury
didn't agree. Finally, through tic
Eastwood Justice of the peace, III,
ease went against him. lIcappcalcd
To the circuit court in Milwaukee
There | lost again, and said To- m,
lawyer; ! will give Won ten dollar.
to quote Pennsylvania law TO judy,
Miller, and get a new trial ordered
Great laughter. lie took the tel
dollars and performed his duty.
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Drugs and Groceries
CHEAP FOR CASH, At
HODGES d MOORE.s.

We have Just received . fresh AMI superb h,
II Drugs Medicines Chemicals toilet articles
eumls brushes fsasy naiicns stg- sis.
We have also . large supply and gcpi a.
s.s'wsn, - rtr~sF'ss - svr-y si~1 sd eray
supplies We rssviss frvsh supplies every week.
and I'll II hver rricss than s~nytu-iy. uivs
n. call snl price ser q. ~ hssfs rarrhsdns
thtvhtrr. msttt.tf
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The subscriber has Just received, and had
manufactured ut home, The fhrgcst, most com-
plcle and fashionable stock Of superior ready
made clothing aud gentlcmen's wearing APP
parcl, he has ever before offered for the inspcc-
tion Of his friends and the public generally;
consisting, Of every article suitable for u gen
lleman's scasonablc outfit, articles too numer-
ous 10 specify. Also, clothing Of every des-
criplion suitable for laborcrS field hands, etc.
all Of which be will dispose Of at New York
prices. New and spacious apartments expressly
Tor wholesale. 4 call aud an examination Il
respectfully solicited.
ROBERT pITKlN,
Not ~ and II Camp Street, Opposite Ladies
Entrance 10 City Hotel,
aprT-3m. NV 0RtEANs, IA.
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We observe that there has been a
general dismissal of Treasury cotton
agents in the Southern States. This
is u step in the right direction; one
which will give deep satisfaction and
much relief to the Southern people.
provided a new and hungricr swarm
are not appointed in their stead, to
rayagc the land appeal.
The Nashville Banner AVS that
Gen J. c. Vaughan, who command
Ell at the Piedmont fight, after Cen.
Jones fell, writes to a gentleman in
that city; 81 have never returned
to Tennessee since the surrender. Nv
wife and children were all arrested
and sent North as prisoners, and
even our warlruhCs were dcrtruvcl.
Therefore, | brought my family to
this point on the Florida line, only
forty miles from the coast, and am
trying To support them by hard work.
| had nothing LEFT at the close of the
war; Cen. V. resided before the
war on SwcCtwatcr, in Monroe coun-
~. Ills entire property was con-
fscatcd.
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Rcsolcoi, by the House of Repre-
scntativcs of the Congress of the
United States, that the present de-
plorablc war has been forced upon
the country by the disunionists Of til,
Southern States now in rebellion
against the Constitutional Govern
mcnt, aud in arms around the capi.
tai, and that in this national cmcr.
pcncy, Congress, hanishiug all feel.
ings of resentment, will do only it.
duty to the whole country and thai
this war is not wagcd on our part il
any spirit or oppression, nor for ans
purpose of conquest mr. suhiugution
nor for the purpose of ovcrthrowing
or interfering with any of the cstab
lishcd institutions Of those States
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Sardis, Miss,

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A. j, ROACH a. CO..
Wholesale Grocers,
Cotton Factors
And
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,


No $50 Front Street. Memphis Tenn.
We have made large additions 10 our stock
Of provisions staple and fancy grocsriea wis.
Mics brandicS tohacroa and wines together
with all articles in our line 10 suit the ,nds.
We would invite our friends and the trade gen.
erally to examine Our stock before purchasing
" Libcral advances on cotton Ia store. and
careful attention given To the sale Of same S,,a
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DIR. 4. IL. McWiIIianis

Has resumed the practice Of medicine at Bates
vile, Mississippi Office In the back room q
Powell 4 Simpson store. m~arl0-2m.pd