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all mls ipf 10 folding latru fI
country and t#aea HttiHu uu
mrrw wouli nam htt1me mufo It'd
important Than ever Ia lhe commerce
Of ihc United States Even in Nh,
laAl ycr lhc aggregate II orr clm
merc with aIesico eseo1el 10
nmomhtilat Which We had with France
Mexico stand o. tbo Gnh country ~
the world, IN commercial Importance
10 The United States The amount
81 exports from The United State. 10
Mexico was, IN lsG5, about eighteen
millions. Under o stable govern
mont, and IN enjoyment Of peace and
order, Mexico would aoon afford a
very valuable market for our manu-.
hciurcrr and for many Of our pro-
ducts.
Tho adiustmcutof internal disputes
IN Europe though but temporary
Tor there are in existence elements Of.
trouble that cannot long be quoted
will be followed by a vast immigra-
ton to this country, and especially
from Germany. The demand for
United States sccuritics-not only
national, but State aud corpontc-in
Germany, aud even in France, will
undoubtedly, be considered abroad.
after the Union shall be actually and
completely restored, rs thcmost stable
and responsible government in cxis-
tencc. The effect OF the reunion of
the South and North, upon the con
servative platform adopted by the
National Union Convention, has, ere
this, been very Gayorably felt upon
our Government credit in every money
market abroad.
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OSE or BROWNLow FRIENps.-
About the first of july n man named
David A. Crutchfcld presented
himself to Colonel Beaumont, armed
with q letter from the Governor of
Tennessee, Zone Brownlow by name,)
recommending him as a TT and prop
or person for n position on the police
force. Coming endorsed with so
grcal qualifications, he, of course.
was appointed without further in
quiry. Some suspicious movements
ON the part of Crutchfcld led officer
}. Mccoy to suspect his honesty.
These doubts were communicated TO
Captain ). ). Garrett. A description
of q man who stole a mule. some
time since, in Wayne county, de-
scribcd this man 40 closely that the
Sheriff of that county was sent for,
who arrived in town last night with
u. Steele, Esq, the man who lost the
mule. \ warrant was issued by i.
{. Creighton, Esq, J. F., and placed
IN the hands Of Constable Charles y.
Martin, who arrested Crutchfcld.
lie acknowledged to having stolen
the mule, but said he intended to
have taken somebody elsc's mule,
but got this one by mistake, and
offered TO pay Mr.. Steele the full
value of the animal, one hundred
and City dollars, if he would release
him, which he refused to do.
Iryus.
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Designated Places for Weighing
aud Marking Cotton.

The following places, in this Dis
trict, have been designated by tho
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
as places where an Assessor or Assist
ant Assessor, and a Collector or Dep.
uty Collector will be located ON the
days mentioned, for the purpose of
weighing and appropriately marking,
under the Internal Revenue laws.
any cotton which may be brought to
those places from the places where
the same was produced in the same
District, viz:
Batcsville, Pamela county, Tcusday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Bculah, Bolivar county, Monday.
wednesday aud Friday.
Pittsboro, Calhoun county, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
Okolona, Chickasaw county, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
Friars' Point, Coahoma county.
Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.
fernando, DcSoto county. Nom
day, "Wednesday and Friday.
Tupelo, ltawamba county Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
Oxford, La Faycttc county. Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
Holly Springs Marshall county.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Aberdeen, Monroe county, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
Pontotoc, Pontotoc county, Tues
day, Thursday and saturday.
MeNutt, Sunhower county, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
Charleston, TaIlahatchic county,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Ripley, Tippah county, Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday.
Corinth, Tishomingo county, Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday.
Austin, Tunica county, Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday.
Grenada, Yallabusha county, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
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Letter from Judge ibCll 10 Gen.
Sheridan.
NV ORLrANs. Aug. 20. 1860.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. %, 1866.
Gcn. +. n. Sheridan: Sir-Not
having had any official or other inter.
course with you, aud never having
seen YOU to my knowledge, | was
surprised TO find the following words
contained in a telegram from YOU 10
the President OF the United States:
"Judgc Abel, whose course | have
closely watched for nearly a year, |
now consider one ofthc most danger
ous men that we have to the peace
and quiet of the city,
Not having seen Won in the court
over which | have the honor of pre-
siding, or elsewhere, | am not prepar-
ct to believe YOU were incog. watch
Ing my footsteps and habits; for If
you had been, YOU could not have
made such an assertion. In my hab-
It's am temperate and regular: in
my words, kind. In my Judicial sta
ton ! know naught but fidelity ia
the State and humanity to the unlor-
tunatc Of whatever age or color, bro't
before me.
am, therefore, General. forced TO
the conclusion, that il you have watch
ed me at all, il is through the record,
in my decisions and charges to the
Grand Jury, all Of which has been
correctly published in the journals of
the country. am of the mind that
You will find few people of the State
who agree with YOU in the estimation
of my character. lou must allow
that, If dangerous, | am q most un-
successful agitator, for until the as
scmbling Of the would-bc Convention
ON the 30th of last month, the civil
courts of the State have faithfully
administered the law, and ~ cicctu-
ally preserved the peace, as in any
city of the Uuion-thc dishanding Of
two powerful armies aud a vast influx
oincgrocs, Notwithstanding. Ii needs
no argument TO prove the efficiency
of the civil government of Louisiana.
! used every effort that argument.
persuasion, and direct charges to the
Grand Jury could accomplish to pre-
vent that fatal meeting.
was a member of the Convention
OF ~, and knew well that after the
adoption Of the constitution hy the
people the Convention became fnncius
cg'cio, and so charged the Grand jury
on two %occasions, previous TO tho
meeting. 1t is impossible, General.
that YOU can pretend that | had any
completely in the assembling of the
"would-be Convention, and of course
no poacc-brcakcr in that respect. II
appears to me that in common Justice
You should have stated the facts upon
which you based your asscrtion--an
assertion which appears to astonish
everybody.
/. Gen. Shcridan's plainncss of speech
invites plainness. | fully agree with
YOU in your statement 10 the prcs;-
dent that "the immediate cause Of
this terrible affair wasthe assembling
oftheC Convention" And | am clearly
Of opinion that il never would have
asseiibteu Without ON assurance Of
military guardianship. The members
asserted at almost every corner of the
streets M 70 che very DAY Of assem-
bling, that they had such assurance.
Gen. Baird said he would arrest
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sHERIFF's SALE.

ny virtue Of = writ Of Fsnhbs sr,.,,, a,
me directed, from the Circuit court N p,n,i.
eouhiyi hiei~ippi, in hrur n John N. wrisLs
agi'nst jobs X Goodwin, | will on Nondav H.
~ daY q September, lses. Al The eonr,. ho.,.
dot q sail county, IN The tswn Of psrals ~
49, ne hours prescribed by law. prusssa /.
z q tie highest bidder the -tallev,r,
need real e~staie, to-uit. 10, one i 81
., y ihs town Of Raiesvills 10 sid rosn,r -
August 2. Sc " : r,n.
HHTis-8t "yiN
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IN W0IuU llaf. 4lrirmLtr N.
iGG. w iht r lonrr NJ Mr. lyus.
10 fh county, hy Rev ~ Juliau.
3d. Dawn ltrDntuu bnl Nr.
NHlfII SMALL
.A mot houunfl nppIy Of drIIu.
r accompanied Che above notice.
May tlia happy couple realize ihcir
bnablot mlIamtiom Of bappinca
and their lives mover be- overcast with
lalow Of sorrow, Is the earnest
wish Of the printer
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Day GoOps CnEAP. - snabnrys
Domcstics, Flanncls, Blankets, etc.
at the Southern Dry Goods Empori-
um of Mcnkcn Bros. d Co., Mem
phis, Tenn. Our friend, Il. NJ. Knox,
Esqr., is with that house. q.
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PARDoSED.-The Clarion of the
9TH, says hat the venerable brother
Of President Davis, Gen. Joseph +.
Davis, Of Warren county, has been
pardoncd by the President Of the
United States. lie comes under the
$4,000 clause. Pardons have alsc
been granted TO Messrs. George NJ
Lisher, Chickasaw county d. Love.
Columbus W. ii. smither, lafayette
county;T c. Lyon, Chickasaw coun.
~ Charles D. New, jefferson county
John Mcintosh, Chickasaw county
II. II. Brinker, Chickasaw county.
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Pms WATEI.-What killed DR..
Hodgkine Impure water. We Won
der that travellers do not carry with
them a little bottle of pcrmanganatc
Of potash "a few drops of which
would speedily purify any water. A
friend Of ours, who has returned from
India, tells us that he has derived
the greatest benefit from its employ
ment. In cases where the water was
turbid, and tasting aud smelling Of
decaying organic matter, the addition
OF a few drops of The solution Of the
pcrmanganate made Il in a few min
utes As clear and as sweet as spring
watcr.-1fctiicdi Tines aud Gdsotc.
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DRY GooDs ~CuEAp.1Osnaburgs
Domcstics, Flanncls, Blankets, etc,
at the Southern Dry Goods Empori.
nm Of Menken Bros. & Co, Mem.
phis, Tenn. Our friend, X. NJ. Knox,
Esqr., Is with that house. q.
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st. Agnes Academy.
The Fall Term and s1d Session q sAs'A
agnes Academy opens on

The Fall Term and sld Session q tss~
Agnes Academy opens on
MONDAY, THE ID or SEPTEMBER
The institution stands In the center Of ~
ave md highly improved grounds u
'as'eially laid on, and set with rare plants -
se,uonery. The eunvsuience Of acssss tese-
PMS rom Ill parts Of the west and Scuth. =
me acknowledged hesl,hhlnss q The eiu
sommena !, - a point highly favorable V
esaiion Of literary institution. The cgnrsz
ssauies o1mrrise al the branches, ussfui =
ornamental, that are usually taught ID
asmle year consists q two sessions 2
mon,hs each the ist onmmenciur On lhs
xeniay IN September; the secpnd "a N
sonday IN February. Parents and fus.s
Fsfnlssed % visit thoir daaghterSm md
only On Thursdays Parents and others
lhg 70 place children in the Institution -
Ieeei'ed on sny dav. No visiiar aimiisa<
sundays Letters 70 be addressed 10 ne -
e Superior Of S. Agnes Academy. fcrs
e particulars see catalogue aagl7F
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters iesiamcniary having bess stasis
TO me upon the estate Of George W. Elhanl
late Of Pamela county, deceased, by the Prcesa
Court Of said county, at the August term, iss1
thereof o all persons holding elaius asaifs
said estate arc hereby notified TO come forsrd
and have them duly Probated and REGISTERED
according to law, or they will be barred y b
statute in such case. made aud psoyiasd
NJ. ?. WILSON,
scpl-Gt Execute
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For Morgan's S%clfrai.ing Flour,
30 to Sam. Wells, sole agent. scs-i
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The New York Ncrs has changed
hands, Hon. Ben Wood having sold
the establishment to Messrs. Cald-
well, Southworth 4 Co.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. Pamela county. To
susan A. Sledgr and husband. James j slsarr
and haFF q Keith. fou and each Of vua are
hereby cited 10 appear before the Probate court
u said county, At the c~nnrthanse thereof on
The fourth Monday IN uStnhrr lssa b snsurr
The petition q ". v Fowler. raardian q Cen
esa foSlsr, and show cause Why The prayer
et pettfuntr paving wv The sale NJ hlIuw ing
lands ta-sit south fiac,ion u northeast and
southeast quariea and west fraction II nnrth
bali u spathHcst quarter section tweniY-twa
tawushir sine rsrrz wvs- vsss In MD 4a5i,
atscsnlsl lrum Nathaniel King. deceased. late
Of said cusuty, shoald no, h. granted
ny order q court issued August 7lsi. fsfe
Hrs-tt . W. 7. W0oTTEN Ctsfs
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Letters Of administration having been Ffsss
cd to the undersigned on the estate Of llas
Morris deceased, nj the June ten lss
Of the Probate Court Of Pamela couhih naits
Is hercby given TO all persons indebted nna
estate 10 come forward and settle, or ksEini
claims against said estate, to come forward isi
prove them within the time prescribed ;! hs,
or they viii he forever barred.
JOSEPH ". M0RRiS
js3O-Bt Adminisiatt
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CITATION NOTICE..

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela couny. \,
William D. Gilchrisl heir at law Of Fsass
Jones, deceased.
You are hereby cited to appear btfr as
Probate Court Of said county, at the sss
house Thereof on The 2eth day Of June, iss1h
show cause why the petition Of Jane Jos4
widow Of deccdenL praying for dover in dr.
dents lands, should not be grated.
BY order Of Court, issued 3lst day Of NE,
1866. WI w00TTES, clet.
%june2-it
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For Che bc-s If ccHcr, n % Well
in Batesyille, west side of Railroad.
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NOTICE.

Dr. ? Moore having the 2sth day Of Aprii.
1855, made an assignment of All his Effects NJ
ne as trustees, tUr the benc6t q his creditors
all pcrsons having claims agains, him arr ~.
questsd to hlc them with rs in order that they
may receive their rrona shsrv.
WARD
LIP COOPER.
ssps-N Trustees.
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