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w. 21S WABASH AVENUE.
Wlu open THURSDAY, sept 2olh. 1ssa
GEO. 7. WOODWARD, PRINCIPAL.
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CORPORATION NOTICE
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Whsss tns cqn1snon Council q he CITY Of cn,caso
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Ps1e aoe hereby 1s's9sf sa pef.oss
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A ssESSArENT NOTICE.

Ia OfYlK OF H1 BoAKD o. PuHIu WdKD,1
CHICAGO, september It'll, 1885, s..
II fqSnc noqss Is herehJ given @ "a pers1s tnts1eas
o1 tno!c WORN ot the City Of Chicago, hATn eomplet
e IT. GsaFSsWent Ro for tho construction OF ptiTate
wcntt 1 ~ n +sssus between Twelfth sttefs and
% Van Buisn Efset Stats street and the South
Branch of'ae Chicago hyer: '@ ;.
On Van Busrn Stats sreet and ,tt,h1e.,
avenue:
On Washington street between stass street and M1eai
gan ayenHo; 49,,
On South Wells street between Van Busen sszeet md
Taylor street:
On Less1ia street betw cen Madison street and Jaeon
STREET;
On West Madison street httwceu HAltsed stsces and
tic south Drs1eh u the chlcnSp Hycr;
On West Randolph s,rz.t s<tscen usls.cd street md
TIE South branch Of tic Chic,go h1ver;
o. Canal street between Lake street and Madison
Ana sgsh Assessment Rolls hayebeea fled IN ONCE
The 9ldes1iEned viii apply to ths common Co9nct1
% eAlA c1t = " acIt meeting to BE- held
~ sns aesf
Which Tine Al parties aatcr.sed will have the right 10
tnts Est a1e thc1r ohtectons Tie aane ID writing
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Commissioners ot the Board Of Public wosk..
, 1866-09-20
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Cotn stloas. Oats dsm and so1lhtc.
LATER.

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dossng wcsk AZ 5s:sxle for No. ! In store. Wheat
was 1rmef, with sales Of So.1 Spring At s. 0osa o.
seller the month. No. Spring for immediate de-
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WknyxspAT EVENING, September ls. 1875,
The following tabt shown tho daily receipts OF Live
staek tor TIC up to this evening" ~ reported BY
the Secretary Of the Union STOCK Tad Company;
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schensk,s Pnlmonle Syrup, Sea Weed


paNd cheek. Debility Is accompanied by many alasp-
Ing SYMPTOMS and i no t1eatne1t Is knnulssal 70,
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married.

On the 10Th October, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, by the
Rev. Henry Pittman, hr. William
p. Berry, of Carroll county, to Miss
Mary Z. Bates, Of this county.
With the above notice the printer
was kindly remembered, for which
they will please accept our best wishes.
May the lives Of this happy couple
be one long, unbrokea summer Of
uncIouded happiness, till time shall
have silvered Ger their now youthful
locks, and when the final call is
made. may they receive the great
reward Of we'll srent years.
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News summary.

A dispatch from Fortress Monroe
intimatcs that in all probability Mr..
Davis will be kept in confinement
the whole of the winter and until the
spring term of the Circuit court, un-
less President johnson should con-
clude to release him on parole.
LOUISVILLE, October 29.-The
Courier publishes u recent decision
of the Kentucky Court of Appeals,
r%emanding a case against General
Palmer, who was indicted in the in
ferior court for aiding in the escape
of slaves while he commanded this
district. The lower court discharged
the General, but the Court of APP
peals remands the case for trial under
the original indictment.
LONDON, October 27.-It is said
that the relations between Austria
and Prussia are assuming a menacing
character.
The Times says that the Russian
government is introducing measures
for the further disintegration of
Austria.
The project submitted by England
and France to the Spanish Govern
ment for the settlement Of the Chill
ian difficulty, has been approved by
the Queen and her ministers.
An arrival from Gambia states that
another great battle took place on
the 18th inst. The Turks report
that their army was repulsed.
LONDON, October 2S. The adj
vices from Japan are complicated.
The latest report states that the Ty-
coon's army suffered a heavy defeat
at the hands of the insurgents, and
the Tycoon has, in consequence, alb
dicated.
WASHINGTON, October 30.-Gen.
Sherman still remains in the city.
As he manifests some reluctance Ia
accepting the duties of Secretary Of
War, it is thought that Gen. Grant
will temporarily take charge of that
Department, and hat Stanton will
retire upon the completion of his an
nual report. This is generally con-
ceded.
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Secretary Seward and The fenIans.

We learn from a Geographic dis
patch that the Secretary of State has
addressed a letter to Sir Frederick
Bruce in behalf Of James Lynch and
John Mcmahon, recently convicted
in the Colonial court at Canada and
sentenced to death, upon the charge
that, being citizens of the United
States, they were actors in the assault
made in the month Of June last, at
Fort Erie, in that colony. The Sec
rotary says:
The United States Consul at To-
ronto has been instructed to procure,
for the information Of the Govern
ment, a copy of the record Of the trial
and conviction Of Lynch and McATa-
hon, and also Of all further trials and
convictions Of a similar character
which shall take place in Canada.
The Secretary continues.
The President directs me 10 as
sure you of the confident hope that
her Majesty's Government will not
only eh%eerfully comply with the re-
quest thus made, but that they will
think Il proper, also, to examine the
judicial proceedings aforesaid with a
careful regard to the rights Of the
United States, aud to the mainten-
ance Of god relations between the
two countries. For this reason II
will be very gratifying to the Presi-
dent If you should be able to give
me an assurance hal the execution Of
the sentences pronounced on the con-
victed persons will be suspended II
occasion for delay shall arise in the
manner before mentioned, to make Il
desirable. 1t il the opinion II tbi.
Government that sound policy coin
cides with the best impulses OF a be-
%nevolcut nation in recommending
tenderness. amnesty and forgiveBcss
in such cases.
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GHiEB fgtmiafaf
Pamela,
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'nHi ah's Nill commence iiH au
~ iha fmsH abd Wfaihm
lhe three ssfos fai RHehiHis ftsgp
aIuetH II lfef aHi tsYug Rnt'
Made II Honor fbe roeaIhs n
tab llHe ~ NE CFhafiha fsll h
The NtanIe iisn llr ums evening
cuiff MAaanAb Maim NJ
ward
ontfoh ~ tnr DA1 MGm T..
y Cooper
HERALD r y GLlWell
SEcnffAnY ASb TnrAHrmr
John Wight
A@isfASr MAunAia HOLT II.
Taylor Ion lanfcss. John q liar.
ri'on John NJ Howhmd, Jo.n N.
shuionl Green u Wakina. llobru
~ Jonoa and H. H. Perry.
Jrp0p Gen. r. g. Waihnll.
Col John & Fiscr, Hon II Mo.oIy.
Hon a + Ellis, Co., G. Miller pr.
A H. McWilliams H. H. simpson.
j. n Mcleod
The Judges are requested 10 act 4.
Managers II The Coronation BALL
Committee 90 AuANaruENu
Major NJ $. Ward j. " Markham.
MAJOR H. T. Cooper Alex Burkhal.
Ter, W H. Dickens, W. H. Stone. Dr.
NJ n. Phillips, A. +. Cansler, W.
+. Woottcn.
There will be- a Basket Dinner on
the grounds. Those wishing to On.
ter as Knights will report to the
Treasurer ut B%atcsyillc. Entrance
Fee for the first three prizes, $40.
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MANIFESTATIONS SAIL

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nf t ha il0f w N.blaH t iHth lfl i
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tnn . township y mnae o ahi HUItls.ei
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ffass une murh rast ls,uos twelve
months ume with approved security
NttLrN
Admit N NNy simmons Dee
fht aiuvs sir = %sripuned 10 Nuslay he
luih OF utHfuin ned Az psfaons especially
hing mail home 'sndt vIl 40 efll ~ nt
tend e. tbf lands Will 10 ull 10 mhiIy.f ions
of quarter aseiIuus e NlttRh
0cilfsft Administrator o..
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In pursuance Of the joint resolu-
ton Of the Legislature, His Excel
lency the Governor has appointed
four commissioners to lease ont the
State Penitentiary. The gentlemen
appointed are Messrs. Biniord and
Sweet, of the Senate, aud Messrs,
Lewis and Irby, of the House. We
learn learn that proposals have been
made By parties entirely responsible
who will take the institution for q
term of years, and manage il without
expense of any kind to the State.
Clarion, 30th.
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tf II Haa fH Hs Has l
aaHf fifit H.
Hth bore fhHi ffsa fai
HtNf HHh eliza h1tff msHf nd ai 900 4
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fa a.aitf1H hnf one fffafatf Hm 70 Ht
Ifi fIsafd fH fstlfs fff aints ftfI
#IIfH TAYLOR tui|fuH
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FREsH.-BowERsha has just received
a fine assortment of Family Groceries
Confectionerics and Notions, and will
sell them at such prices as will induce
the public to buy Of him; he buys for
cash, sells for cash only, and by turn
ing his money often can afford to sell
for small profits. Go and see him
one door west Of Markham's cheap
rnrnnr
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10 SuBscRrBERs.-we have in
uulged some of our patrons upon
promises to pay just as soon a they
could get some cotton 20 market.
That time has arrived, and we ex-
Pcct them to pay up at once-so look
out for the \ mark on your paper.
and those who do not come TO time
Immediately, will be invited to do 50,
by the constable, between this time
end christmas. &c
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An act to legalize and confirm
writs and processes, and warrants
that have been issued without the
seal of Office.
Sec. |. BE it enacted by the Legis.
lature Of the State of Mississippi, that
where any writ or writs, or warrants.
or process of any description what.
ever, that have been issued, or may
be issued, up to the first of March,
1867, which writs, warrants, or pro-
cess, are required now by law to have
the seal of Office to them, shall be as
good and valid, and binding, a.
though the seal of Office was attached
to them.
Sec. 2. BE il further enacted, that
the clerks of the Circuit and Probate
Courts, who are now by law author.
lied and required to issue any writ OF
writs, or warrant or warrants, or pro-
cess of any description, shall, and
they are hereby required to certify
under their private seal, that there /.
no seal of Office: and when so cert.
fled, it is hereby declared to be a.
valid and binding, and efiectual a,
though the seal of Office was there
unto attached.
Sec. 3. BE il further enacted, that
this act shall take effect and be il
force, from and after It's passage.
Approved October 26th, '66.
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NOTICE.

have this day purchased the right Of A. II.
Burdine, in his patent Gin-Saw Filler, for Tho
counties Of Pamela aud Tunica. No person u
authorized 10 use or sell the same without writ
ten power from me, Persons wishing 10 have
filing done or 10 purchase - plantation right,
can apply TO D j. Coz, at Pamela, who will lei
me know their wishes.
oct21-iy JOHN Y. MIDDLETON.
Oct ID, 1866. Eureka, Miss.
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Messrs. Hefin 4 Hobgood, sardis,
indulge in a little plain talk to per-
sons indebted to them, this week,
and as we know them TO be men who
mean what they say, we would adj
wise all who wish to save themselves
trouble to pay up at once.
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We have received two more con-
tributions from our talented contru-
tor, "Pearl Rivers" too late, how
ever, for insertion this week. They
will appear in our next issue.
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For fresh and fine Oysters, raw,
stewed or fried, in the most approved
style, go to Sam. Wells, west side of
the railroad, Batesville. None gen
uine except Wells.
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PREAcHINo.-The Rev. II. M.
Morrison will preach in Pamela on
the LIST Sabbath, and at B~atesville on
the 3rd Sabbath, in each month, ut
II o'clock. A. NJ, during the balance
Of this year. IL
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SADDLES AND HARSEss.-Those
in want Of articles in this line will
sec by the advertisement in another
column that our fellow-townsman,
Mr.. +. NJ. Lively, is ready to accom-
modate them, and as they are home
made, can rely on getting the worth
o. their money when they deal with
MIN. Give him a call, and encour.
age home manufactures.
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n Grimes ahd wrIim
ltIaluei anl ghehams
Z tlleaa a0i bfill iiHi
isaae's barred sut plain.
sw dated sml plsi6,
= ift sod other niHafIi
IiHHeyH irans
kefaeys aud blanket.
~ mimf,s md hfpsh dumoiirs
cotton plaid snd checks.
'Iiektngs mi hninp.
Irish and pillow linens
soh lAIand and hlmtlal domestic
and Wlihrl
English beaver
Mefun lhirs.
Ladies vests and Pants.
IFnaa CASH
aep22. n
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THASKs.-Our clever and accom-
modating friend, W. 7. Kelly, mail
agent on the M. & 7. R.R., will
please accept u thanks for late
napprs.
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Go to GreenlawTs sardis, for fine
buggy harness, brides, whips, and
anything wanted in his line, at Mem
nhis.
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The best biscuits we have ever
eaten we found at Wells, made of
Morgan's self-rising flour.
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For a sure preventive of chills and
fever procure onions at Sam Wells
and eat them raw.
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ATTENTION SIR KNIoHTs.-The
regular conclaves Of Grenada Com
mandry, U. D., are held on the sec
Ond Wednesday in each month. All
Sir Knights, in good standing, are
invited to attend.
Il j. K. FuLsoS, En-. Com'r.
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NOTICE.

The Undersigned IS o prepared 10 DO
al kinds Of uost on wagons, bnsgiss. ear
riare.. &c., in the nsatsss and most durable
ssyls, At bic shop 10 BssssTlla
A large loi q asagfisd Material nd ready
% 81 al arisra
iaus.n. A. ]. bk0NDER.
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For notions 90 10 Wells.

Those were fine cakes we eat at
Wells, which he calls the "Goldon"
cake.
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GENTS bite Hfl este
iad tn Md " as dH
ilmp skins anil hslmamis.
iar gimp and Ieoi cotton,
ssvsg ais abd Via.
lime a9Ii qns and F1uadea
fmlff aoara md ftimfiai
Ribbons. hose and aIovn
ladies elpaka, soniiss
and shaws,
SILK baa1ue' and n1uss,
llfapuus balmorals and boots
Ladies' md Misses listing md
kfi gaiiofs and hilmofaR,
chtIlrons hata buuiH md shoes,
Ggnt fine mits oyef and dreaa ruai'
Pants. yosia shirts and drawers
row ELL n WALL
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Everybody shonld attend the grand
Tournament it will be the grandest
occasion in Pamela since the war.
Do not forget, however, the great
bargains offered by j. II. Yates e
Co. Give them acall and make your
purchases before returning home.
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Call on l.. ID. Grccnlaw, sardis,
and see his fine Texas saddles at from
$40 to s2b, made by the best work
men.
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Acts Passed NJ the tailed session
NJ The LEGISLATURE.

IN aet to leglifo tho nssss.meni
rolls n 1860.
Section T. ~ N enacted by iho
Legislature II the State II Mississippi
that no assessment roll of property
assessed In 1866, shall be held and
deemed Illegal and invalid by reason
Of any %ifrcgularity or delay in the
manner or time of making out, cx-
aiming, certifying aud returning The
same, but all such assessment rolls
shall be-, and they are hereby legal
lied, and declared 10 be MS valid In
all respects as IL the law under which
the assessments we're made had been
strictly complied with.
Sec. 2. BE II further enacted, that
this act take effect and be in force
from and after lis passage.
Approved October 22nd, 'GG.
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s. A. WELLS, Batesville, Mis-.

Guilford's Tightening Express is
always on hand when the cars arrive
to convey passengers wherever they
want to go, and persons wanting
hauling done can be accommodated
by calling on Guilford. Strangers
visiting Pamela will find him to be a
great conyenience.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Ian ID.

by virtue Of a decree of the Probate court Of
Panola county, State Of Mississippi, made nj
the October term, 1866, thereof ! will, ~ COM
missioner therein appointed, at the town Of
Sardls In said county, on Saturday the LIST day
Of December, 1860 sell 10 the highest biddot,
on n credit Of twelve months fra the day Of
sale, with interest from said day Of ale, the
following land lying in said county to-wit.
The Southeast quarter " section 20, township Z
range 7 west, belonging 10 the estate OF John
+. Farley late Of said county, deceased. Said
land win be sold for distribution among the
heirs Of said deceased Bond with good scou-
rity will be required Of the purchaser for the
purchase money. JOHN G. HARRISON,
oct2i-5t Commissioner.
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We tr determined ~ fnnFf brlnaa p fV Hi HHfr no us@ b.
sihai4 md Nv due fnrhsdaf imi aaf slNng 4 taf maH .,ttt
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faf delieion and mellow aFples
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NOTICE.

hereby warn all persons from trading with
my wife, or selling her any goods wares or
merchandise on my account, as ! am not liable
in any manner for the same. Any person
Trading with her will have 10 look 10 her Tor
the money as ! am no, bound for The same.
oct2T-2m-pd fiNAS NEWSOM.
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w. Joseph = Miller oaen altfae
inward ln The ftvefy n . horse,
amyed " stolen II
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Go 10 Well-', at Batcsyillc, for
everything that Is good
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Cash paid for hides and furs by
Grccnlaw, sardis,
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diy pfses flai Ts 30 NJ - las N
m1fo fmlIts n migifnts sipiina
tbtlr wy through Ynf streets With
tleif h.rs pointing towards aun
INV Ash them whtfe they ~ r.
Ing aod 'he reply oomes SHIRT md
determined Tssas God bless and
prosper Them In their nee home.
and may heif mosi mneuias upec.
iaiions be more than realized
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An act to legalize the assessment Of
lands of this State.
BE it enacted by the Legislature Of
the State of Mississippi, that the as
sessment of lands in this State, made
by the Assessors thereof, under and
by virtue of an act entitled "an act
supplemental to an act providing for
the assessment of lands in this State
approved December 9TH, 1865, be,
and the same is hereby legalized, as
though the books had been delivered
to the Auditor of Public Accounts by
the LIST day Of October, 1866, as re-
quired by said act, and that the Au-
ditor of Public Accounts be author
lied to receive said land assessments,
and make the same allowance there.
for as though the books had beer
completed and delivered at the time
required by law: Provided, that the
Assessors be required to complete and
deliver the books by the 18th day Of
November, 1866.
Sec. Be it further enacted, that thi,
act take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved October 23rd, '66.
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/ I'm now prepared to supply par
ties, weddings and balls with all sorts
Of confectionaries, fruits, cakes, pyr-
amids, &c, or set tables at all times
and places, at the shortest notice, and
would respectfully solicit the patron.
age of my county people.
Respectfully,
s. A.. WELLS, Batesville, Miss.